Jesus Christ healed with marijuana
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RB...being the wife of the other head god, does not make one a powerful figure.
my analogy compared greece society/religion to the christian bible.
both cultures - the greek and the christian ones - treated women as chattel, as sub-species.
what i thought was interesting though, was that while grecian men felt the need to keep their women in their place, so that presumably they could feel loftier about their own importance, they did not however, feel the need to vilify women. and to me that is shown clearly by the amount of powerful goddesses sitting cheek to cheek with the men.
this is not so in christianity.
it is an interesting point to me. something i think is very relevant on their culture. and ours.
my analogy compared greece society/religion to the christian bible.
both cultures - the greek and the christian ones - treated women as chattel, as sub-species.
what i thought was interesting though, was that while grecian men felt the need to keep their women in their place, so that presumably they could feel loftier about their own importance, they did not however, feel the need to vilify women. and to me that is shown clearly by the amount of powerful goddesses sitting cheek to cheek with the men.
this is not so in christianity.
it is an interesting point to me. something i think is very relevant on their culture. and ours.
RB...being the wife of the other head god, does not make one a powerful figure.
my analogy compared greece society/religion to the christian bible.
both cultures - the greek and the christian ones - treated women as chattel, as sub-species.
what i thought was interesting though, was that while grecian men felt the need to keep their women in their place, so that presumably they could feel loftier about their own importance, they did not however, feel the need to vilify women. and to me that is shown clearly by the amount of powerful goddesses sitting cheek to cheek with the men.
this is not so in christianity.
it is an interesting point to me. something i think is very relevant on their culture. and ours.
my analogy compared greece society/religion to the christian bible.
both cultures - the greek and the christian ones - treated women as chattel, as sub-species.
what i thought was interesting though, was that while grecian men felt the need to keep their women in their place, so that presumably they could feel loftier about their own importance, they did not however, feel the need to vilify women. and to me that is shown clearly by the amount of powerful goddesses sitting cheek to cheek with the men.
this is not so in christianity.
it is an interesting point to me. something i think is very relevant on their culture. and ours.
RB...being the wife of the other head god, does not make one a powerful figure.
my analogy compared greece society/religion to the christian bible.
both cultures - the greek and the christian ones - treated women as chattel, as sub-species.
what i thought was interesting though, was that while grecian men felt the need to keep their women in their place, so that presumably they could feel loftier about their own importance, they did not however, feel the need to vilify women. and to me that is shown clearly by the amount of powerful goddesses sitting cheek to cheek with the men.
this is not so in christianity.
it is an interesting point to me. something i think is very relevant on their culture. and ours.
my analogy compared greece society/religion to the christian bible.
both cultures - the greek and the christian ones - treated women as chattel, as sub-species.
what i thought was interesting though, was that while grecian men felt the need to keep their women in their place, so that presumably they could feel loftier about their own importance, they did not however, feel the need to vilify women. and to me that is shown clearly by the amount of powerful goddesses sitting cheek to cheek with the men.
this is not so in christianity.
it is an interesting point to me. something i think is very relevant on their culture. and ours.
Re: RE: Jesus Christ healed with marijuana
Very good then...you are capable of moderation...be careful though, because moderation may lead to tolerance... 8)
tibear said:Vanni,
Who's stomping their feet???
You make it out as if I'm ripping my clothes with my anger, ala Hulk Hogan.
EVeryone has their opinions, I don't agree with yours and I'm sure you don't agree with mine. That's fine.
Very good then...you are capable of moderation...be careful though, because moderation may lead to tolerance... 8)
Re: RE: Jesus Christ healed with marijuana
Very good then...you are capable of moderation...be careful though, because moderation may lead to tolerance... 8)
tibear said:Vanni,
Who's stomping their feet???
You make it out as if I'm ripping my clothes with my anger, ala Hulk Hogan.
EVeryone has their opinions, I don't agree with yours and I'm sure you don't agree with mine. That's fine.
Very good then...you are capable of moderation...be careful though, because moderation may lead to tolerance... 8)
Re: RE: Jesus Christ healed with marijuana
Very good then...you are capable of moderation...be careful though, because moderation may lead to tolerance... 8)
tibear said:Vanni,
Who's stomping their feet???
You make it out as if I'm ripping my clothes with my anger, ala Hulk Hogan.
EVeryone has their opinions, I don't agree with yours and I'm sure you don't agree with mine. That's fine.
Very good then...you are capable of moderation...be careful though, because moderation may lead to tolerance... 8)