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WillowTheWhisp · 31-08-2008, 07:54

Oddly enough Padiham Lass I have a great deal of respect and empathy for Pagan values and especially when it comes to the attitude towards nature and the world we live in. I have known Christians whose interpretation of Adam being given dominion over the world was that he was allowed to use and abuse it for his own needs and desires. My personal view is the exact opposite. I see that as meaning he was expected to care for it and look after it on behalf of all living things. I also relate to the NA view of the spirit nature of all things. That is in harmony with the beliefs of my own church. I did a little online quiz a while ago to see which religion I most conformed with and the result was interesting. I came out only 96% Mormon!

Busman says the other 4% is witch. (The rest of the family came out 100% Mormon!

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grovel, grovel for the blatant thread wander!

31-08-2008, 07:54	#36
WillowTheWhisp Resident Waffler Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Accrington, Hyndburn Posts: 18,142 Blog Entries: 14 Liked: 14 times Rep Power: 1062	Re: Saw this Picture and found it amusing :) Oddly enough Padiham Lass I have a great deal of respect and empathy for Pagan values and especially when it comes to the attitude towards nature and the world we live in. I have known Christians whose interpretation of Adam being given dominion over the world was that he was allowed to use and abuse it for his own needs and desires. My personal view is the exact opposite. I see that as meaning he was expected to care for it and look after it on behalf of all living things. I also relate to the NA view of the spirit nature of all things. That is in harmony with the beliefs of my own church. I did a little online quiz a while ago to see which religion I most conformed with and the result was interesting. I came out only 96% Mormon! Busman says the other 4% is witch. (The rest of the family came out 100% Mormon! ) grovel, grovel for the blatant thread wander! __________________