Anemo Eolic
Hey loved the poem on not mentioning the 'C' word. I can see I'll need to come back and find the cat. Thanks for dropping by mine and leaving me a comment.
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Writer's Piece
http://writerspiece.blogspot.com
Looking at the world through different eyes, writing and poetry, comments on what I see.
- Added on: Apr 30th, 2007
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: richard webb
- Listed in: Writing Philosophy
- Tags: poetry philosophy writing world_view writer's_view_of_the_world religion_of_the_poeple
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All You Need Is Love
Unless you have lived the ascetic life of a hermit for the last forty years, you will no doubt recognize the title as one of the Beattles famous hits of the 1960's. The key word is 'Love'. Everyone knows what love is. There's no mystery here. Or is ...
Building Blocks
Not every building project involves materials that can be seen. If we're fortunate enough to live in a comfortable, warm house, chances are we'll take it for granted. We won't stop to think about the careful planning, the skillful design or the arduo...
God versus Mammon
"It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven." (Mark 10:25)This old chestnut, over-used and cliche-ridden has been the mainstay of bible-bashers the world over. It's the ace of scriptu...
Does God have a Sense of Humour?
"I will also laugh at your calamity; I will mock when your fear cometh." (Proverbs 1:26)Is this proof that God has a sense of humour? Is there such a thing as 'universal' humour, or does it depend upon the mores of culture and community? Impossib...
A House Divided
"Every kingdom divided against itself is brought to desolation; and every city or house divided against itself shall not stand." ( Matthew 12:25 )These words were spoken by Jesus to the Pharisees following their comments about casting out devils. ...
Sacrifice: Blind Obedience or Obsessive Barbarity?
Question: What kind of god requires sacrifice? Compare and contrast the moral implications of sacrifice with regard to human rights, with the principles of ritual and appeasement.This question may never appear on a college paper but I would like you,...
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Priyabrata Nanda
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Pat Kennelly
Thanks for all the good information, I look forward to reading more.
Jaya Aaron
I enjoyed visiting your blog... especially reading about Felix. He was a smart fellow to talk you into taking him
home.
Jason Powers
Very original. Liked the cat piece. Hope to stop by again soon...
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Milou
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