Sing his praises
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Michael Huntherz
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Michael Huntherz
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Hard to be mad at something that can’t exist; But that was a bit rude, bro, to those who are believers. I am as godless as a person can be, but...nevermind.
Love to everyone. I like XTC, too.
Jimdamick
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Fuck believers.
It was the Christians, Muslims and Jews that got us into this mess we exist in today.
Michael Huntherz
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Lol, well, that’s perhaps an oversimplification, but I bet we agree on a lot. I have strong opinions about religious belief, but I choose which battles to fight, and when, more carefully than I used to.
There are people here who I like, and I do not wish to harm those friendships with flippant shit talking. I appreciate you standing so strongly for what you believe, and if you don’t give a shit then I have no need to stop you. Cheers.
Amos Otis
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too larry
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I'm 50% in the Man Creates Gods in His Own Image camp and 50% in Everyone has a Personal God Living in their Brain camp. Even if I did figure out what I believed, I would never try to influence how another believes.
Religion must be important or we wouldn't have so many of them. My thoughts on the subject is if you can sleep at night with the fore knowledge of your death, then you have the religion that is right for you.
Thank you Jesus, Thank you Lord.
Beachwalker
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I used to be like many of you, I didn't believe in much, certainly not in God, but in fairness I had no religious upbringing so I really wouldn't have known one way or the other and if I'm honest, didn't really care.
Then I died several decades ago and an angel from YH*H Creator God sent me back here. You can probably figure the rest.
I don't mean this in a bad way but I could care less what any of you believe, so you won't find me arguing in these type threads, and certainly not on this website.
Frankly I consider religious debate with people with no formal religious training akin to teaching calculus to cats, so maybe you'll understand my disinterest?
Certainly my indifference in this matter is a lacking in a major tenant of my faith. I didn't say I wasn't working on it (but neither are we all created for the same purpose).
Regarding religions, I belong to none.
Then I died several decades ago and an angel from YH*H Creator God sent me back here. You can probably figure the rest.
I don't mean this in a bad way but I could care less what any of you believe, so you won't find me arguing in these type threads, and certainly not on this website.
Frankly I consider religious debate with people with no formal religious training akin to teaching calculus to cats, so maybe you'll understand my disinterest?
Certainly my indifference in this matter is a lacking in a major tenant of my faith. I didn't say I wasn't working on it (but neither are we all created for the same purpose).
Regarding religions, I belong to none.
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too larry
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I loved those guys.
Amos Otis
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Me, too. I only go as far as the 4th lp lineup after which Chris and Al Perkins left to back Steven Stills. As each lp and lineup was quite different from the rest, I'm curious - what was your favorite LP?
too larry
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I was born in 1961, so I first heard them from my older sister's LP's. She had a copy of the self titled 3rd album, so that is the only one I heard until I was old enough to buy my own music. It had what would become the Eagles sound, and I was into that then.
For years I would have said Deluxe Burrito was my favorite, as it was the only one I owned then. Then I got into electric music, and didn't really get back into them for the next 20 years or so. Now I like the more country sound. Haven't listened to whole albums from them, so can't say for sure. I do like stuff like this one.