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Women. Religion’s longest running victims.

It was a mutual arrangement that benefitted Egypt too. Cleopatra was very cunning. After that she took Marc Anthony as a lover. But she was very unhappy in her life because she wasn't able to be with the one she really loved (he was a barbar).

In that life I "liked" Marc Anthony. I think he was very desirable to most women. But I must have felt very small in that lifetime among all those great personalities.
 
Yea, it's kind of strange to think I was there, there were certain reasons for that but I won't bother to explain as no one will believe it.
 
Ninae said:
Yea, it's kind of strange to think I was there, there were certain reasons for that but I won't bother to explain as no one will believe it.
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It would be easier to sell such ideas if every reincarnation gathering did not have 2 or 3 Lincolns, Joan of Arks and Genghis Khans.

Regards
DL
 
Gnostic Bishop said:
This is an argument.
You do not speak to it because you cannot break it's logic and try to put your inadequacy on me. Child.

Regards
DL
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Yet, you still have not provided me with an answer and I have asked the question repeatedly. Don't be condescending if you're too much of a self-righteous prick that is too prideful to admit that you are in fact at a loss, and have no argument to present. You're a fool stuck in some misguided thought loop that makes you incapable of seeing things as they truly are. And even when those things are there to slap you in the face, you ignore them.
 
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Gnostic Bishop said:
It would be easier to sell such ideas if every reincarnation gathering did not have 2 or 3 Lincolns, Joan of Arks and Genghis Khans.DL
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You're right. But I was only in a servile role in that lifetime. It was a lesson in humility for me. I had no way of knowing she would become such a great legend. She was just my superior who I wasn't too keen on. I didn't say I was Cleopatra.
 
Ninae said:
You're right. But I was only in a servile role in that lifetime. It was a lesson in humility for me. I had no way of knowing she would become such a great legend. She was just my superior who I wasn't too keen on. I didn't say I was Cleopatra.
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I did not wish to indicate that you would take on a great identity. As a Gnostic Christian, I encourage the internalization of whatever you believe to activate spiritual things.
Jesus was right into that.

And again, not meaning anything but to make you smile, you as an ex Egyptian will know of the third or single eye.

Speaking of Egypt, what do you think of the imagery in this clip?

http://vimeo.com/44583147

Regards
DL
 
RichardMooner said:
Yet, you still have not provided me with an answer and I have asked the question repeatedly. Don't be condescending if you're too much of a self-righteous prick that is too prideful to admit that you are in fact at a loss, and have no argument to present. You're a fool stuck in some misguided thought loop that makes you incapable of seeing things as they truly are. And even when those things are there to slap you in the face, you ignore them.
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Buddy, you have been whining so long that I have forgotten what it is you are on about and from what I see you are not getting it.

Regards
DL
 
Gnostic Bishop said:
Indeed. Gnostic Christians, being Universalists had to give women equality. Men could not say that the spark of God within them was somehow superior to the spark of God within women.

That equality for all may have been why Constantine had his new Catholic army decimate Gnostic Christians and burn their scriptures. That notion of equality for all was not allowed in his tyranny.

Regards
DL
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^I havent read much about the Gnostic Gospels but is there a chance you can link me to some of the Gospels you have read? I gave up on Catholicism and I think that by reading some of these Gospels might answer some of the questions I have had for so many years. Any links would be appreciated. :)
 
Gnostic Bishop said:
Buddy, you have been whining so long that I have forgotten what it is you are on about and from what I see you are not getting it.

Regards
DL
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Buddy, you've copped out because you can't answer my question. You're a joke. Now stop trying to discredit other peoples' beliefs if yours are as flawed as they can be. If you happen to know more about the capability of reason and man than every mathematician, physicist, biologist, and philosopher of science known to man, combined, please come out of hiding. We would all love to hear your words of wisdom.
 
Gnostic Bishop said:
And again, not meaning anything but to make you smile, you as an ex Egyptian will know of the third or single eye.

Speaking of Egypt, what do you think of the imagery in this clip?
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I know about the third eye, and have worked a lot on the chakra center, but haven't actually opened it except a few times when I was under the influence or in withdrawal. How hard is it?

I can't watch that clip. Is that a bull? The bull was very important in Atlantis and after the decline of Atlantis the more advanced spiritual souls (heheh) moved to Egypt and continued much of their practices and techonologies there (the great power crystal from Atlantis is supposed to be hidden in the great pyramid).

Apparantly, what we now know and the remnatns we have from Egypt are only the most primitive rest of that civilisation. They might even have been capable of space travel at first (all the carvings of spacecraft and aliens).
 
RichardMooner said:
Buddy, you've copped out because you can't answer my question. You're a joke. Now stop trying to discredit other peoples' beliefs if yours are as flawed as they can be. If you happen to know more about the capability of reason and man than every mathematician, physicist, biologist, and philosopher of science known to man, combined, please come out of hiding. We would all love to hear your words of wisdom.
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My pleasure to teach. Stay tuned.

Regards
DL
 
Maya said:
^I havent read much about the Gnostic Gospels but is there a chance you can link me to some of the Gospels you have read? I gave up on Catholicism and I think that by reading some of these Gospels might answer some of the questions I have had for so many years. Any links would be appreciated. :)
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Here is a general list of beliefs but Gnostic Christianity is just emerging so each neophyte will have a slightly different view.

We preach the internalization of any myth and before trying to dither out our myths, you shouod see if you can first internalize what you know. That is the goal regardless of what you believe. Mind you, getting further away from immoral Christianity and Catholicism is always good.

http://www.thesongofgod.com/tgc/basic_beliefs.html


This next shows your goal, and the last shows a method you might try.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alRNbesfXXw&feature=player_embedded

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdSVl_HOo8Y

The Gnostic Christian library is quite extensive. http://gnosis.org/naghamm/nhlintro.html

If you seek God then look within as Jesus taught and like the church will not teach.

When you can name your God I am, and mean yourself, then you will begin to know the only God you can know.

The biggest positive point of Gnostic Christianity is that you do not have to discriminate against women and gays the way most other religions do. You can find a better and more moral God than that literal bible God.

Regards
DL
 
Ninae said:
I know about the third eye, and have worked a lot on the chakra center, but haven't actually opened it except a few times when I was under the influence or in withdrawal. How hard is it?

I can't watch that clip. Is that a bull? The bull was very important in Atlantis and after the decline of Atlantis the more advanced spiritual souls (heheh) moved to Egypt and continued much of their practices and techonologies there (the great power crystal from Atlantis is supposed to be hidden in the great pyramid).

Apparantly, what we now know and the remnatns we have from Egypt are only the most primitive rest of that civilisation. They might even have been capable of space travel at first (all the carvings of spacecraft and aliens).
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Not to be glib but if it was easy, then more would do it.

I am not saying that it was particularly hard. It is more a matter of mind set and determination to find out the truth of things.
As Jesus said. Seek and ye shall find. Few are on that finding path it seems.

That clip was for I Pet Goat II, and showed some Egyptian imagery.

You seem to hold a belief in ancient technology. Have a look at this. I do not know if it is worthy or not as I have not looked into it. I did find it interesting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWQLm9MYm-U

Regards
DL
 
Gnostic Bishop said:
Here is a general list of beliefs but Gnostic Christianity is just emerging so each neophyte will have a slightly different view.

We preach the internalization of any myth and before trying to dither out our myths, you shouod see if you can first internalize what you know. That is the goal regardless of what you believe. Mind you, getting further away from immoral Christianity and Catholicism is always good.

http://www.thesongofgod.com/tgc/basic_beliefs.html


This next shows your goal, and the last shows a method you might try.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alRNbesfXXw&feature=player_embedded

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdSVl_HOo8Y

The Gnostic Christian library is quite extensive. http://gnosis.org/naghamm/nhlintro.html

If you seek God then look within as Jesus taught and like the church will not teach.

When you can name your God I am, and mean yourself, then you will begin to know the only God you can know.

The biggest positive point of Gnostic Christianity is that you do not have to discriminate against women and gays the way most other religions do. You can find a better and more moral God than that literal bible God.

Regards
DL
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Sounds good to me, specially the part where women and specially gays are not discriminated. Thank you for the links and I might pm you for questions.
 
Maya

My pleasure.

Equality for gays is good but there are a hell of a lot more women than gays and their discrimination should be our main focus.

Strange that a woman's pride day cannot be started.

Regards
DL
 
Gnostic Bishop said:
If you are not using reason and logic, what are you using?

Not the standards of a genocidal son murdering prick I hope.




This is the explanation you seek.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hj9oB4zpHww

Regards
DL
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This guy basically proved my point. "Consider for analogy, physical health. Physical health is undefined.". That's precisely what I'm saying. We have no way to set moral principles in the absolute; objectively. We have indications, we have evidence to support it, but we don't actually have anyway to define morality, and without the belief that our sense of right and wrong was given to us for a reason outside of reason, and is defined by something that is not limited to the parameters of reason, we cannot say whether anything is truly right or wrong. It's all just "belief", and even then, because they're not defined and cannot be at least right now, they have no objective value whatsoever.
 
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