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Religion

rrneck

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2. I like the sound of it.

Reply to JDPriestly (Reply #1)

Sun Mar 17, 2013, 03:25 AM

Mar 2013

I live in an area that uses the word "energy" interchangeably with other references to spirituality. It beats the hell out of hearing "Jesus" every five minutes.

I think morality is part of whatever narrative we build and share with others. Since we have this energy or what I obliquely called "go", morality helps us know what to do with it in relation to others.

I like your narrative, and I can find a lot of what I was thinking in it.

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On finding God (Part 4) [View all] rrneck Mar 2013 OP

You say: It�s all just form and content after all. JDPriestly Mar 2013 #1

I like the sound of it. rrneck Mar 2013 #2

Solid analysis. Thats my opinion Mar 2013 #5

Thanks. Agreed. JDPriestly Mar 2013 #7

Interesting posts. There is certainly a significant share of art which is clearly irreligious, dimbear Mar 2013 #3

Andres Serrano sure got people torqued. rrneck Mar 2013 #4

I think the OP is talking about the God that exists but is not defined or confined JDPriestly Mar 2013 #6