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ms liberty

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17. LOL...I got called in to physical therapy just as I was typing

Reply to cali (Reply #16)

Mon Jun 20, 2016, 12:14 PM

Jun 2016

The song is called "Faithless" and is on Snakes and Arrows by Rush. The chorus is
"I don't have faith in faith,
I don't believe in belief
You can call me faithless,
you can call me faithless
But I still cling to hope,
And I believe in love
And that's faith enough for me,
That's faith enough for me."

It's a beautiful song about an agnostic/atheist point of view. Neil Peart writes some awesome lyrics.

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On July 16, 1938, The Nation published this essay [View all] cali Jun 2016 OP

kick. I honestly believe every liberal should read this and cali Jun 2016 #1

I honestly do too, cali ReRe Jun 2016 #2

But then it would be too long to read. malthaussen Jun 2016 #3

Ain't that the truth and nothing but. We are reactive, not reflective and our attention spans cali Jun 2016 #4

Not if I print it, like... in a book. ;-) eom ReRe Jun 2016 #5

Wow! Just wow! Thanks, cali. longship Jun 2016 #6

you are so welcome. He wrote a wonderful essay called "A racial exercise" cali Jun 2016 #9

I love the Nibelungen analogy. longship Jun 2016 #10

Wow, cali... ms liberty Jun 2016 #7

Thanks so much. Which song? cali Jun 2016 #16

LOL...I got called in to physical therapy just as I was typing ms liberty Jun 2016 #17

Best line "...I distrust Great Men." NT Jerry442 Jun 2016 #8

Amen to no great men. kairos12 Jun 2016 #11

Good read sulphurdunn Jun 2016 #12

"Democracy has another merit. It allows criticism...." panader0 Jun 2016 #13

Great men are almost always bad men, even when they exercise influence and not authority; K&R Tierra_y_Libertad Jun 2016 #14

Great post negoldie Jun 2016 #15

just as good today as yestserday- or 80 years ago cali Jun 2016 #18