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Has Wolfker gone to the deep end??

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nix001

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01 Feb 2014 21:29Link
Very well said T Mac my trolling brother :)

GOD WONT RESURRECT
THOSE WHO WONT
SAVE HIS CREATION

Hi Josias. I did enjoyed our chat here last night :)
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Josias

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02 Feb 2014 02:23Link
but you can't take it to the extreme either way! Theirs a saying "He's so heavenly minded, he's no earthly good!"

saying to let go and let God, detaches us from things that we have no control over. attaching to "love your brother as yourself," re-attaches to social responsibility, in a more realistic way.

is it hateful to you, for me to work hard, and drive home with groceries for my family? if it is, you are taking it to extreme, just find fault.

if you think that hard work to take care of a family is "plush living," you need to take a step back. why must i literally disconnect from the social/material world to know God? Rather, i must disconnect from the need to lie, cheat, and steal to get along.

Jesus had times went he went out alone. How ever, he did not disconnect from human society. He was in fact accused of being a drunk! because he associated with any that since
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Josias

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02 Feb 2014 03:24Link
I'm not advocating a clear cutting campaign, but i'm not opposed to logging, either. Its a renewable resource. I'm not against drilling for oil. But i don't see why solar energy isn't pushed harder...

After about 20 minutes of looking, a few months ago, i found solar powered battery chargers, that where very affordable. even small solar or wind powered generators, can be affordable, and reduce allot of pollution that our current process creates. we can maintain much or our lifestyle, with just some adjustments.

the problem, is more of a high end thing. back in the day, big business bought up all the trolley systems, and ripped them out, so that people would be forced to buy cars. the problem, is those that WILL lie, cheat, and steal, to make a buck.

in a place that i worked at a few years ago, when i got their, i was gung-ho about getting stuff done, and proving myself. but the first hour and half o
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T Mac

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02 Feb 2014 16:26Link
Josias- I am not arguing against getting groceries for your family or against work. I bet everyone can agree that work gives us meaning. I am pointing out an idea that seems to be forgotten too often, and that is that if we do nothing, like in your last line, we cannot expect divine intervention. We need to be mindful of our actions, our choices, and our potential. When we do this, we are conscious in the present. We also must think generations beyond now. Will your children's children have to struggle because you took it easy?
On a separate note I challenge you go into the wild, into the natural with your beliefs and see how you can get closer to your God in what has been deemed Gods country. I bet you find peace, ease of connection, and awe of His creation. It is worth your advocacy. As far as lazy people and liars, there are too many of them to beat the honest men. Working to honest pay for honest work is another topic for another da
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Josias

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02 Feb 2014 18:16Link
it is what you said, lol

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basically saying its a distraction from God, to work, to have a life. but what does God want? ironically, God never made an issue in the care of the planet, but entirely on how man relates to each other. with the greatest commandment, to love god, and then the second, to love your neighbor as yourself. its easy to focus on one thing with a magnifying glass, and lose sight of the whole picture, which is to treat God and each other with respect.

how ever, it IS the everyday things, that God is concerned about. its how we live, that is the "city on a hill," carry that thought to the current concept, to go out hang out with grizzl
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Josias

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02 Feb 2014 18:30Link
back in the day, when the Iran war started. i was really, really, poor. I was living on bread and butter, literally, and very sensitive to the price of bread. a loaf of bread went from 49 cents to 89 cents to prevent hoarding. i agreed that was good. then they brought down the statue on live TV, every one breathed a sigh of relief, we all were really worried.

when the statue can down, the next day, bread went back to 49 cents a loaf. about half a week later, i noticed a couple of suits standing by the bread rack at the store, wringing their hands, with a gleam in their eye, the next day, bread was 89 cents again, because the store realized people would pay it.

a few years ago, with the oil price hike. the price of everything went up, because oil is our economies life blood. as a result, people drove less, and the demand went down, so did the price. it returned to near what it was before. how ever, the price of every
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Serpent

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03 Feb 2014 05:24Link
Obviously balance is the key! Each and every individual has personal responsibility for themselves. This has been lost. Now everybody wants to blame their station in life on some outside influence because they have been disadvantaged somehow. However with that being said, We, humans, do not have all the answers. We must do what we personally can but depend on and rely on God to permanently fix the problems.

This is why the 'model prayer' or the 'Lords prayer' in Matthew chapter 6 is good. Because in it you pray for Gods kingdom to come, for his will to be done on earth. Humans cannot make that happen, that's why we pray for God to make it happen.

So just as any kingdom or government that you support, you live by its 'constitution' or 'rules' or 'code of conduct'. You most certainly don't support any other type of government, otherwise you are called a traitor. Well, the 'constitution'
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nix001

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06 Feb 2014 21:38Link
I don't believe in God. I only believe in Good. I don't believe in the Devil. I only believe in Evil.
To deny ourselves the right to do good because it may disconnect us from the Evil society we live in is a sin in the eyes of the Good. Only the Good people can defeat the Evil people. Only the human will ensure the survival of the future because the human rules the World (Mother Nature rules Earth as she is showing with her attempts to compensate for the actions of humans) It is up to you which side you work hard for. Unfortunately too many Good have been brainwashed into working for the Evil. This has left the rest of the Good on the ropes, poor and disadvantaged, and the Evil running the show with all the status that comes with being The Boss.
Point:
If you are a parent you have limited means of being a guardian for your childrens planet as you are also a guardian of their immediate existence. But if you are not a
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Tom Morgan

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07 Feb 2014 04:48Link
Interesting take nix. Here's my take:

I don't believe in god, or any higher power.

Neither do I believe there is any such thing as good or evil. People have good and bad sides.

Further, one person can be seen as a "good person" to some while being seen as a "bad person" to others.

And I don't believe that the 'evil rich people' are running the planet. That argument has always struck me as an indicator of Tall Poppy Syndrome.

As for the environment, never give up hope. I think we're entering a turning point in the Green movement where things will get better quickly. In fact, the environment in the USA in the 21st Century is already better than it was during the 1940s, due to the replanting of forests in the 70s and the movement toward recycling. Further, solar panels are booming in places like California (and here in Australia). We're slowly going to go renewa
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ian Cameron

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07 Feb 2014 12:15Link
man, Canada could run on Hydro Dams, but we'd dehydrate the U.S if we did so. Btw how do you americans like our water?
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LB Musty

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07 Feb 2014 23:39Link
I'd say things are getting worse environmentally. Sure you've got developed countries like the U.S. and Western Europe making significant emission cuts but then you've got countries like China, India, Brazil, and Russia that are expanding their industries and emissions.
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nix001

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08 Feb 2014 00:11Link
These countries had to react to the might of the US military that has been built on debt and exploitation allowed by a capitalistic society. If they did not become industrialised and capitalistic they would have been swallowed up. Up until then the Chinese worked to the Han philosophy of the father looks after the son until the son can look after the father. A philosophy of natural protection of the future generations.
The Indians were Religious. Again. morals conquered profit at the table of power. Brazil again a strong Religious and family society.
Russia....Dam Russia has learn't alot. It is a mix of many but it got destroyed by the onslaught of The Capitalists.

Capitalists are thinkers. Straight out. They get taught it at the age of two these days. This is what your going to be....Rich and powerful. A soldier is honour and protection. A nurse is compassionate and strong. 95% of the last two are who they are because
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tomduddly7787

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09 Feb 2014 09:02Link
Ian, you stole that from face book, or somthing, cause i heard that before lol. Nix, you got WAY to much on your hands, you have wrote more times on this forum in the past couple weeks then i ever had in the last 5 years.
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drys0013

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09 Feb 2014 15:36Link
Nix are you referring the Capitalist to the corrupt money changers that Jesus broke up for their desecration of Holy things and thoughtlessness for the souls that are here?
What do you expect when one trades happiness and good for a soulless object?
Sorry tom just trying to help nix get the most post award.
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ian Cameron

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13 Feb 2014 02:35Link
Actually Dud, I watched a documentary in school about America running out of water and needing us to ship it down to them. It's on netflix but I can't remember what it is called.