Equality, truth, liberty, or justice are the moral foundations of the universe or me.
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MJA
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November 16th, 2011, 11:30 am
November 16th, 2011, 12:14 pm
It all circles right back to me.
Without a beginning,
Without an end,
Measureless,
Infinity!
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MJA
Without a beginning,
Without an end,
Measureless,
Infinity!
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MJA
November 16th, 2011, 1:33 pm
The simple truth is me
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MJA
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MJA
November 17th, 2011, 4:01 am
Thats as good as I get,
Sorry you don't aprove.
The foundation of morality is the goodness of me.
Nothing more, nothing less,
Just me.
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MJA
Sorry you don't aprove.
The foundation of morality is the goodness of me.
Nothing more, nothing less,
Just me.
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MJA
November 17th, 2011, 11:10 am
My reasoning is truth as I am true.
My goodness has no relativity, uncertainty, or doubt.
Do you?
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MJA
My goodness has no relativity, uncertainty, or doubt.
Do you?
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MJA
November 18th, 2011, 12:40 am
Sniper05 wrote:Great answer!!! You are funny and misterious at the same time!!!
Thanks,
Truth is the foundation of morality,
Be True!
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MJA
November 18th, 2011, 9:35 am
Full circle again,
Just me!
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MJA
Just me!
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MJA
November 22nd, 2011, 2:26 pm
Dear Joe,
Regarding your post on the laws of physics I have found:
The only laws of the universe that truly exist are the laws that we ourselves have placed upon it or us.
That mankind would have such belief in these laws of scientists or rulers of the physical world can only be likened to the control the priests and clergymen have on their own faithful and their spiritual world.
Be it science or religion, 'Ye must have faith'.
Beyond our manmade rules and gods, believers and the faithful, and the scientists and clergymen is simply and clearly Nature at her truly equitable best,
Free!
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MJA
Regarding your post on the laws of physics I have found:
The only laws of the universe that truly exist are the laws that we ourselves have placed upon it or us.
That mankind would have such belief in these laws of scientists or rulers of the physical world can only be likened to the control the priests and clergymen have on their own faithful and their spiritual world.
Be it science or religion, 'Ye must have faith'.
Beyond our manmade rules and gods, believers and the faithful, and the scientists and clergymen is simply and clearly Nature at her truly equitable best,
Free!
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MJA
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