I always wanted to think that I was an Alien. I used to think when I was young that I was adopted by my mother, because they found me, on a space ship left behind for us by aliens from a different planned. And when I felt real bad about everything, I would talk to my real parents, my real family in the skies, heh.
Have you ever seen anything supernatural?
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I always wanted to think that I was an Alien. I used to think when I was young that I was adopted by my mother, because they found me, on a space ship left behind for us by aliens from a different planned. And when I felt real bad about everything, I would talk to my real parents, my real family in the skies, heh.
i will second that..i think he has learned how to communicate alot better since he first showed up...
me too..but it was more of; the aliens ditched me under a rock..
I am not of this world.
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So quick to say I'm wrong! tsk tsk lol Anyway I didn't read any study, therefore it's just my brain ricocheting around in my skull. Painting a giant monster I'd say would be my brain reconstructing a new type of image out of partial experiences or knowledge that I have acquired.
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Oh, yes its very possible. Religion has NOTHING to do with God. Idk who Kali is, but if he was a prophet of God he should be a part of the Christian faith in one way or another.
i'm not upset. i guess skaught fails to realize that he can apply this overly-verbose, self-indulgent rationalization to my observations regarding the OP and his sense of humor. :shrug:
I saw LeBron James this morning, does that count?
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How is it possible? enlighten me please.Kali is a Hindu Goddess, one of the many Gods in the Hindu faith. Blasphemous to the Christian faith my dear.
i'm a christian, and because of some experience i've had that i do attribute to god, i very much relate to kali. so much so, that if the baby i'm carrying is a girl, i'm going to name her kali.
i don't understand why this is blasphemous. i was under the impression that the hindu belief is that all other religions/faiths are true/accepted, which would include christianity of course.
It's in the 10 commandments, babe. In fact, I think it's the first one.
is that the "no other gods before me" one?
i still don't see how some appreciation of kali would be blasphemous. particularly, as i said, if the hindu religion accepts christianity. you know what i mean? i'm not sure that makes sense.
I thought it was pretty clear, Kali is a non-Christian god. Christianity is also clear about good and evil, but Kali represents a combination of the two, a very anti-Christian concept.
um, not when you consider satan it's not.
if i'm not mistaken, the 1st commandment has to do with ranking or priority. a recognition of a single creator (the father), not the exclusion of any other entities (satan for example).
in regards to my experience, i was told that i was the chosen lady in 2 john, who is a mother of course, according to the scripture. i was also told that i was the woman in rev ch 12, and the tree of life at the end of rev, bearing the kingdom population. again, in all references, a mother. yet it's clear that in these latter chapters, there is mass destruction going on. one could conclude, in order to allow the birth of this kingdom. and i think i've been pretty clear about my sentiments regarding this destruction. during that experience i could not have wanted it more. kali is a mother and a destroyer. she is very much parallel with this woman (women) in the bible.
That's great, Lori, I guess I will get to meet you in hell after all.
Who says I believe it?
no. i already told you, you're coming with me.