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I still haven't figured it all out. I've gotten a few pieces of the puzzle assembled, though. Maybe that's more than some folks can ever hope for.
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A good guy who did bad things? Naw, I don't think so. Many of the things he did were downright criminal. He knew what he was doing was wrong and yet he continued to do it. That makes him criminally negligent. And, he conspired to threaten bodily harm to some who stood in his way. Maybe we just disagree on the definition of "good guy".
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songs remembered from just one line
waysider replied to bulwinkl's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
Wedding Bell Blues-----Laura Nyro -
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"He's really just another old fart, but boy howdy, don't he look young? Yep. That youthful grin is shore to incite you to better SAT scores, my friends. And his spotless record of exposing corruption is bound to inspire you to reach for loftier heights. So don't hesitate, send him some money right now. You won't regret it. I know he won't."
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Yes, it's T. Mitch3!!---More info on front page http://www.greasespotcafe.com/main2/editorial/editorial-items/driven-to-suicide.html
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Well, start a-flappin', girl! :P
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songs remembered from just one line
waysider replied to bulwinkl's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
I look at the floor and I see it needs sweeping. -
songs remembered from just one line
waysider replied to bulwinkl's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
The End of The World---Skeeter Davis -
What's "The Word"? Thunderbird!
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Something else that has crossed my mind is that there are scriptural examples that actually contradict this phrase. In fact, Wierwille, himself, contradicted the phrase when he said, "Even if no one believes it, it's still the word."
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Is any abuse that happens to you your own fault?
waysider replied to leafytwiglet's topic in About The Way
I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for.... "We are what we are today because of our believing." ... It goes on and on to explain the ludicrous, so-called, law of believing. It elaborates on how everything we receive in life is supposedly a result of our believing. In other words, we bring bad things to happen in our lives by virtue of our believing. So, when Wierwille was secretly administering date rape drugs to young Corps women, so that he could sexually violate them, it was really their own fault, not his, because they must have had a weakness in their believing that allowed it to happen........ Puke, puke and puke again! -
Yeah, Sunday mornings are often like that for me.
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"And I would wonder - if it's that good, why reinvent it? " Precisely! If the PFAL class is truly the greatest thing since jelly bread was invented, why has The Way been keeping it in moth balls? (Not that I think they should take it out of storage, you understand.)
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" I think so, Brain, but what about the "integity" part?"
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I would have moved back home when I realized my doubts about the whole thing were escalating----too late now
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"The integrity of The Word is always at stake." Huh?? What the holy heck does that even mean? Can anyone rephrase it in a way that makes sense?
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Sorry, Pilgrim, that dog don't hunt anymore. Wierwille was an abusive sexual predator who was in an almost constant state of inebriation. He gave date rape drugs to young women so that he could have his way with them sexually. He boasted, in front of people who have given first hand testimony, that he sexually fondled his adolescent daughter.
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Yes, he could reach a larger audience but not necessarily one that's already been primed to accept Way dogma.
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Farewell the Temple Master's bell His kiosk and his black worm "seed" Courtship solely of his "Word" With Eden guaranteed. (In case that was too obtuse, VP was the Temple Master of TWI.)
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Another example of confusing the puppets with the puppeteer.
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-----and then there was "The Initiation Into The Inner Sanctum". Yeah, it was all a big joke. So that made it OK?