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Jan 17, 2005 15:53

I was at a loss for words last night. I think that for so long I have removed myself from the religious scene that I forgot what turning my cheek to its ridiculous methods can be. I was told in a very exacting, scientifically delivered method that I was a lesser person and capable of a love "not lesser, but different." And at this the blood behind ( Read more... )

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millera9 January 18 2005, 02:36:45 UTC

Damn, the only thing I can say is that I know what you feel like and I'm sorry cause it's truly the worst feeling in the world when someone you really love believes that you are not capable of real love. Eilene gave me the exact same schtick when we broke up and it's the one thing that I still haven't gotten over and probably never will ( ... )

As one who's been on both sides... kiwikali January 18 2005, 12:54:32 UTC

There are so many things you can't see when you devote yourself to one religion. There are so many people that miss out on wonderful relationships simply because they lack the capacity to accept people that are different from them ( ... )

Re: As one who's been on both sides... bigwave111 January 18 2005, 21:51:40 UTC

You actually know this person Kali...and she is mormon. Maybe that explains enough of it right there. But I would have thought that through all of her experiences she would have arrived at some different method to determining the qualities in people that truly matter.

I think that I was surprised with good reason as to her reaction. I expected more. But, I was reminded of the power of bitterness.

It seems the more that people try to define God to me, the more power they eek away from God. In a sense, the religious triteness of many religions leave God dethroned.