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Are You in a Cult? Probably. . .Read the article this discussion is about
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» RichardSpeaks - Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: The Cult of One In response to both of you:I have made a decision. Free speech or not, the above discourse goes. I don't know what the prompt is, but it makes no sense and is totalling uneducating to anyone reading it. Sorry if this offends you, but tough toenails! -- posted by RichardSpeaks » _Boanerges_ - Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: The Cult of One In response to Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: The Cult of One posted by RichardSpeaks:Sorry if this offends you, but tough toenails! naa.. I am not offended Richard, so fear not... You moved the other discussions to a new thread and that is fair enough for me __W -- posted by _Boanerges_ » RichardSpeaks - Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: The Cult of One In response to Bo.:Great. That means you'll continue to read my articles, right? -- posted by RichardSpeaks » _Boanerges_ - Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: The Cult of One In response to Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: The Cult of One posted by RichardSpeaks:Sure, why not!... We remain friends -- posted by _Boanerges_ » Pinky102 - A Great Lesson .One of the greatest lessons I ever learned in life was that people don't have to agree on anything in order to enjoy the relationships they have. In fact, the secret to a happy relationship lies in there someplace. The main problem with cults begins when every one is forced to come into agreement on every little item that's raised. What on earth would anyone want to have a relationship where all the members were in complete 100% agreement. Sounds like Alice in the Looking Glass to me. Can those who are happily married imagine an intimate relationship in which both parties are in complete agreement? Boooorrrrring! But it's a difficult job to be able to learn how to accept those with whom one doesn't agree. You have to learn to accept the other person for who it is that they are. You know, for better or worse, richer or poorer and in sickness and health. The inability to get along with those with whom you disagree is the main blockage to a happy relationship. But, how would I know? -- posted by Pinky102 » RichardSpeaks - Re: A Great Lesson In response to Pinky102:You're right. But when parties begin to get nasty with each other, and there is an arbiter, the arbiter will find a way to cut off the interaction, or the whole premise comes tumbling down. That's what I did. Now, each of you who were involved are much calmer, more level-headed, and ready to start afresh. Thanks for being the adults I know you are. In the Spirit of Truth ( how do you like that, Bo???), I remain your friend. -- posted by RichardSpeaks » _Boanerges_ - Re: Re: A Great Lesson In response to Re: A Great Lesson posted by RichardSpeaks:thats what we do in Apologetics... we do not allow runway nonsense! defend your position is the motto!... friends is good -- posted by _Boanerges_
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