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Post by 7even on Dec 4, 2011 11:24:01 GMT
Dizzy, the life and soul of a party.
I think I did a pun.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 4, 2011 11:41:20 GMT
Your opinions are your own dizzy but i beleive it.
we have obviously reached the scientific peak of what we can discover .... obviously
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Post by Dizzy on Dec 5, 2011 6:40:50 GMT
Science isn't very far away from absolutely everything I would imagine. It's done pretty well so far!
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Post by SAF_Legend on Dec 5, 2011 15:19:35 GMT
When I was a child, I had thought of "Ghosts" as a sort of intense memory replaying itself. Not sure if I believe it any more though. Never thought much about it since.
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Post by WhatsTheMata on Nov 3, 2017 18:21:44 GMT
I'm catholic, so I'd say believing in Jesus itself is believing on the paranormal  Other than that, voices. |
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Post by RAZ on Nov 3, 2017 18:50:24 GMT
I'm catholic, so I'd say believing in Jesus itself is believing on the paranormal Other than that, voices. so true. or as richard dawkins would say "religion is as bad as an infectious disease". have to agree on that |
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Post by RAZ on Nov 3, 2017 18:56:17 GMT
i dont believe in any god, neither do i believe in aliens etc. but i had a few "paranormal" experiences i believe.
as a 7 year old kid i woke up from a nightmare. remember being awake, turning on the light in my room but seeing a ghost screaming in my room. i was a small kid though, could have been connected to the high temperature i had at that time.
and i have a kind of a strange "sense", at least sometimes. it happened already 4 times that i entered buildings and got a very very strange feeling in my stomach. it basically starts from one second to the other, i dont feel comfortable. everytime i asked about the buildings and their history i got to know that certain people died in there.
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Post by WhatsTheMata on Nov 3, 2017 19:00:08 GMT
I'm catholic, so I'd say believing in Jesus itself is believing on the paranormal Other than that, voices. so true. or as richard dawkins would say "religion is as bad as an infectious disease". have to agree on that Where do you think I've learnt Latin??? The knowledge from the religious point is important too, even to debate. You'd be surprised on the importance of the Rerum Novarum on labour law (yuck) for instance. I consider myself catholic because of my formation but I struggle to believe in anything paranormal. I try to though. |
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Post by WhatsTheMata on Nov 3, 2017 19:07:46 GMT
i dont believe in any god, neither do i believe in aliens etc. but i had a few "paranormal" experiences i believe. as a 7 year old kid i woke up from a nightmare. remember being awake, turning on the light in my room but seeing a ghost screaming in my room. i was a small kid though, could have been connected to the high temperature i had at that time. and i have a kind of a strange "sense", at least sometimes. it happened already 4 times that i entered buildings and got a very very strange feeling in my stomach. it basically starts from one second to the other, i dont feel comfortable. everytime i asked about the buildings and their history i got to know that certain people died in there. I have never had a paranormal experience that wasn't medically explained. Don't know whether I should be thankful or sad. |
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Post by grandpaTJ on Nov 3, 2017 19:47:11 GMT
I've not had a direct experience, have seen things that stick with me. One thing I do know, there are places all over the world
that have a "power" to them that is very discernible.
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Post by RAZ on Nov 3, 2017 19:48:40 GMT
so true. or as richard dawkins would say "religion is as bad as an infectious disease". have to agree on that Where do you think I've learnt Latin??? The knowledge from the religious point is important too, even to debate. You'd be surprised on the importance of the Rerum Novarum on labour law (yuck) for instance. I consider myself catholic because of my formation but I struggle to believe in anything paranormal. I try to though. at least you see a difference between religion and many things that can be explained. you know we talked about religion a while back.for me it is still one of the worst things on this planet and i'll never be able to understand how people believe in god. one of the sadest facts is that so many young people are basically born into the respective religion.parents who take their kids to church etc this is disgusting imho |
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Post by WhatsTheMata on Nov 3, 2017 22:18:40 GMT
Where do you think I've learnt Latin??? The knowledge from the religious point is important too, even to debate. You'd be surprised on the importance of the Rerum Novarum on labour law (yuck) for instance. I consider myself catholic because of my formation but I struggle to believe in anything paranormal. I try to though. you know we talked about religion a while back.for me it is still one of the worst things on this planet and i'll never be able to understand how people believe in god. one of the sadest facts is that so many young people are basically born into the respective religion.parents who take their kids to church etc this is disgusting imho But we do learn that on catholic studies to some level. For instance, I remember that we once discussed the Classical Greek knowledge, Christian faith and the imminence of death. There's a very black and white view on what constitutes religion. Sadly, there are more blind followers than thinkers. I believe it's by choice, or that at least most are, to maintain privileges and that's not about faith. It is political. And one thing I really hated about Catholicism is the hidden documents on Vatican and the hypocrisy of the church as an institution. When I say I am a catholic, I am speaking about faith – one I struggle to keep, unfortunately, but that has given me strength in times of need. Oh yeah, got it. Mine were medically explained because I've taken two medications that made me far too depressed and I started hearing voices and hallucinating. My psychiatrist scolded out my endocrinologist and it all got normal. |
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Post by grandpaTJ on Nov 4, 2017 3:33:39 GMT
I am agnostic, as I said, I have felt the power, and seen things that proved it was there, pretty much every place I
have ever been.
Sitting quiet fishing at night the world moves around you if you let it.
As far as religion. Something initially used to explain the unexplainable, now used for a great deal of evil, but...I admire people of
faith that practice what they preach.
Not for me, but the peace of mind, the actual decent lifestyle that can result in following some doctrines, I won't scoff at anyone who
believes and is genuine.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 4, 2017 4:29:15 GMT
Ghosts and aliens are something I dont necessarily believe in but again something that I do. One of those things you need to see to believe but something I don't want to see in case it is true. Dont want no Independence day shit going on.
As for religion, its a load of bollocks. Made up fairy tale bullshit to brainwash people. Said before it creates nothing but problems and solves nothing.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 4, 2017 7:52:01 GMT
I don't believe in anything anynore. I used to pretty much thrive on anything to do with the paranormal but eventually you realise that if you never actually see anything yourself then it boils down to faith alone, which I struggle with.
I am an atheist but I diverge from Dawkins and the rest of the militant crowd, because I understand that people want something more, and if they choose that route to understanding their place in the world, then who am I to start shouting them down?
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