Bolshevik

Not sure anyone equated atheism with nihilism. I'm sure one can believe in gods and still be a nihilist. One can believe in gods and believe there is no eternal cosmic justice either.

Is this, "atheism", really atheism with a nihilistic view?

Speak in Tongues Speak in tongues Do it every-day Oh what fun it is to know in the spirit we can pray (cause bells summon spurts, and we can't have that, it's just too silly. Maybe, who knows.)

Wayfefe

There are two questions. The first is doctrinal. The second question leads one to accept a rather subjective product while discussing a separate topic.

Not sure God will heal with just a tithe. Might not start until abundantly sharing or plurality giving. Less than abundant sharing is the tithe, and for that God won't send you his spit, if I remember correctly. I'm assuming God's spit is what heals. Just rub it in. So short answer is no.

I thought this was a regular event. Maybe it wasn't. The movie was an opportunity to thump your chest and chant "sola scriptura" and then thumb your nose at authority while Luther gets worked up, (an authority that doesn't even know you exist).

Neither can our past selves. And the always changing significance to life they gave. So we've all died many times you could say. Not sure if that files in somewhere already.

Plants don't give themselves a reason to live. That would be silly.

The Nazi's found that mass shootings took a mental toll on their soldiers. Can't have good people going crazy. So they started the concentration camps where steps in the killing process could be broken down and made less personal. Himmler himself would carry a little book with him to remind him of their ultimate goal, when all this killing turned his stomach. It doesn't feel right, but it is right, he needed to remind himself. Anyway, this is where VPW got the idea for Retemories. (you read this on the internet, it must be true)

Right, WE have the Truth. *thumps chest* (As in the royal WE)

The term "household" as in the remnant must be uttered while stomping at least one foot and clenching a fist. It helps with correct pronunciation in distinguishing it from other uses of the word "household". God is not the author of confusion.

Usually when a verse was read in a teaching, the practice of flipping to several other seemingly random verses (used before, scripture build up), maybe ranting on one of those random verses for 20 minutes, and then returning to the original verse at some point, if there was time left, . . . was the general practice. Getting the context was was like studying a painting after getting of the tilt-o-whirl. Yeah, it all became Greek to me.

Great thing about the GYM is that getting there is half the babble.

I feel like "lo shanta" never really had a fixed meaning. I'm sure folks on the outside thought one thing. And innies thought something different every time.