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  • James Hutchins
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    Re: Not an Introduction; a Questioning

    Originally posted by Alvin Moss View Post
    You're welcome and here is the answer you requested. What strikes me most is the need that you feel to identify yourself as "straight". Presumably, you mean that you are not afflicted with the mental disease of homosexuality. That is wonderful. I pray you are not burdened with any of the other hundreds of disabilities that you haven't mentioned.

    What has come of the youth of America, when they have to identify themselves as non-pervert?

    God Bless!
    I wondered about that but being a non-judgemental person, I ignored the common explanation that it is an over compensation for a denial of latent homosexuality.
    God will judge and toss him to Satan to repeatedly rectally rape him which it seems, is what he wants.

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  • Dolores de Barriga
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    Originally posted by QuestioningBeleifs View Post
    Hello, I was tasked with the job of representing for my school differences in beliefs.
    Hello, Mr. or Miss Beleifs!

    I have failed to see an informed consent form in your post. I advise other forum members not to reply to any of the questions until such a form is produced and until we receive more information about this research project involving human subjects.

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  • Basilissa
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    Originally posted by QuestioningBeleifs View Post
    Hello, I was tasked with the job of representing for my school differences in beliefs. I have consulted Muslim, Jewish and now Christian forums and I would like for you to tell me in your own words what your replies to the following questions would be.What convinced you that your deity is real?
    The Holy Bible.

    What event in your life, if you were not a Christian at birth, convinced you to become a Christian?
    Reading the Holy Bible.

    Would you say that you are extremists (It was required to be asked)?
    That's what Jesus is asking us to be in the Holy Bible.

    How do you feel about same sex marriage?
    It doesn't matter how I feel; the important thing is that according to the Bible, Jesus hates it and considers it to be an abomination.

    How do you feel about abusive relationships, and or rape?
    Again, it does not matter how I feel about it. According to the Bible, Jesus is OK with both of these.

    How would you express your beliefs *without* offending anyone?
    Why should I care about not offending anyone? Example: should I express my views about pedophilia without worrying to offend pedophiles?

    Whom do you believe undeserving of enlightenment?
    Pretty much all of humanity, except for the chosen few as detailed in the Bible.

    Where do you think most people like yourself live?
    Please be more specific in defining "people like myself." Do you refer to women? People of Caucasian descent? People of Slavic descent? Christians? Middle class people? All of the above?

    How do you think about advances in technology?
    I use a computer, drive a car, and even occasionally watch tv. Does that satisfy your question?

    TO make this fair I'll tell you a bit about myself in return for your attention. I am an intellectual atheist/agnostic. I was born in Indiana and was raised without a religion. I see no reason to believe in or disprove of a god(s) which is why I was chosen for this project, as I am about as neutral as it gets. I enjoy playing video games and camping. I am a straight white male. Thanks for your reading! Answers are very appreciated!
    Instead of wasting your time, you could read the Holy Bible instead.

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  • Michael Hezekiah Esq
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    Re: Not an Introduction; a Questioning

    Originally posted by QuestioningBeleifs View Post
    Hello, I was tasked with the job of representing for my school differences in beliefs. I have consulted Muslim, Jewish and now Christian forums and I would like for you to tell me in your own words what your replies to the following questions would be.What convinced you that your deity is real?
    What event in your life, if you were not a Christian at birth, convinced you to become a Christian?
    Would you say that you are extremists (It was required to be asked)?
    How do you feel about same sex marriage?
    How do you feel about abusive relationships, and or rape?
    How would you express your beliefs *without* offending anyone?
    Whom do you believe undeserving of enlightenment?
    Where do you think most people like yourself live?
    How do you think about advances in technology?




    TO make this fair I'll tell you a bit about myself in return for your attention. I am an intellectual atheist/agnostic. I was born in Indiana and was raised without a religion. I see no reason to believe in or disprove of a god(s) which is why I was chosen for this project, as I am about as neutral as it gets. I enjoy playing video games and camping. I am a straight white male. Thanks for your reading! Answers are very appreciated!

    Well, hello there!


    My uncle always said spaghetti is straight, too, until you put it in hot water. I am not sure why he always said that.


    Very few intellectuals are born in Indiana, I'm told. The documentary "The Music Man" was centered in Gary, Indiana, aka the cesspool of the Midwest. What area of the Hoosier state do you emanate from?


    When one takes a survey for a research project, it is customary to be provided a form that shows who will see the results, the purposes of the research, and assurances of the privacy of data. As an attorney it troubles me that you've provided none of that - so your premise of collecting data for school is already suspect. However, to amuse your 15 year old mind, I'll supply answers since I have nothing to hide and will sue you if it goes further than your school.


    1. I am certain that deities exist - some more powerful than others. It is real within me and without me and reality is godlike while also being human.
    2. I was Jewish at birth and remained so until the people of Landover led me to Jesus Christ. I am no longer a Christian in the usual sense, but I am a secular pluralist, believing there are good things about Christianity as well as other faiths. We are universal and joined together in the cosmos through our energy fields and our chakras and our common humanity.
    3. I am not an extremist. I am a calm, mellow man with no pretense whatsoever.
    4. When people love, it is beautiful. There really is no gender in the eyes of the universe and all are free to love within its vast lack of boundaries.
    5. Humanity should respect and care for one another, so abuse and rape should be abandoned in favor of love and kindness.
    6. I express my beliefs through the way I conduct myself. I accuse no one of having a poor belief system, nor do I accept such accusations from others. I believe in love.
    7. Everyone deserves to learn, to grow, and to be enlightened.
    8. The group known as humanity exists everywhere, seen and unseen.
    9. Technology has always been here; we are merely opening our eyes to it in this chapter of the human story. We likely will be amazed at the capabilities of technology even in five more years.


    I hope this has helped you somewhat. I would highly recommend learning more about how to conduct research by purchasing a book about research methods or even doing a search online. There are protocols that are not optional. And hey - let down those "straight" barriers. People are sexual beings, and all can give pleasure to all.


    These opinions do NOT represent Landover Baptist Church or its community - they are mine, although they are shared by many loving humans with whom I associate and practice my humanity daily.

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  • Mary Etheldreda
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    If you're from Indiana, why do you speak like a foreigner? Do you look like one too?

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  • Alvin Moss
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    Re: Not an Introduction; a Questioning

    Originally posted by QuestioningBeleifs View Post
    I am a straight white male. Thanks for your reading! Answers are very appreciated!

    You're welcome and here is the answer you requested. What strikes me most is the need that you feel to identify yourself as "straight". Presumably, you mean that you are not afflicted with the mental disease of homosexuality. That is wonderful. I pray you are not burdened with any of the other hundreds of disabilities that you haven't mentioned.

    What has come of the youth of America, when they have to identify themselves as non-pervert?

    God Bless!

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  • James Hutchins
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    Re: Not an Introduction; a Questioning

    Friend, all you have to do is read the KJV Bible. We follow it, just as God had it written. All you questions are answered in it.


    No one could answer you better than Gods Perfect Words(tm).

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  • QuestioningBeleifs
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    Not an Introduction; a Questioning

    Hello, I was tasked with the job of representing for my school differences in beliefs. I have consulted Muslim, Jewish and now Christian forums and I would like for you to tell me in your own words what your replies to the following questions would be.What convinced you that your deity is real?
    What event in your life, if you were not a Christian at birth, convinced you to become a Christian?
    Would you say that you are extremists (It was required to be asked)?
    How do you feel about same sex marriage?
    How do you feel about abusive relationships, and or rape?
    How would you express your beliefs *without* offending anyone?
    Whom do you believe undeserving of enlightenment?
    Where do you think most people like yourself live?
    How do you think about advances in technology?




    TO make this fair I'll tell you a bit about myself in return for your attention. I am an intellectual atheist/agnostic. I was born in Indiana and was raised without a religion. I see no reason to believe in or disprove of a god(s) which is why I was chosen for this project, as I am about as neutral as it gets. I enjoy playing video games and camping. I am a straight white male. Thanks for your reading! Answers are very appreciated!
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