Originally posted by sonshipDon't do it for my benefit, sonship. You got a wee bit too much a self-regarding pout going on for my taste. But if you feel like writing for others here, go ahead. 😀
If I take a crack [no pun intended] at this question, you'll have to be willing to read more than 25 or 30 words of my response.
Its a good question. I can tell you how I think of the issue. But I don't want to be too brief. If I do that then someone will only say "But you didn't think of this, and that, and this other matter, or that matter. How shortsighted of you Mr. religious person. "
Can you read through longer post on a response ?
Originally posted by FMFWhat do you mean "self regarding pout" ? What on earth could you mean by that ?
Don't do it for my benefit, sonship. You got a wee bit too much a self-regarding pout going on for my taste. But if you feel like writing for others here, go ahead. 😀
I COULD BE WRONG. Okay?
could be right too.
Originally posted by sonship...you'll have to be willing to read more than 25 or 30 words of my response. [...] Can you read through longer post on a response ?
What do you mean "self regarding pout" ? What on earth could you mean by that ?
I COULD BE WRONG. Okay?
could be right too.
A self regarding pout, if ever there was one. 😉
If you feel like writing for others here, go ahead.
Originally posted by FMFNo answer to the question there about self regarding pout..
[b]...you'll have to be willing to read more than 25 or 30 words of my response. [...] Can you read through longer post on a response ?
A self regarding pout, if ever there was one. 😉
If you feel like writing for others here, go ahead.[/b]
A dodging and ducking evasive pout must be as bad as a self regarding pout. eh?
Originally posted by sonshipHere:
No answer to the question there about self regarding pout..
...you'll have to be willing to read more than 25 or 30 words of my response. [...] Can you read through longer post on a response ?
That's the self regarding pout!
Just write whatever you're going to write and whatever quantity you're going to write. Enough with the pouting!
Originally posted by FMFI sometimes order pizza with mushrooms. I don't know if there suppose to be magic or not.
For religionists who believe that all flora and fauna were created deliberately and with intelligence, what is the purpose of something like magic mushrooms and are there any theological reasons for the eating of them to be forbidden?
I also like Campbell's Mushroom Soup. Delicious.
The Corinthian Christians were arguing with each other and the Apostle Paul about this and that kind of food, Basically he wrote back that all things in moderation was good and one should not become enslaved to anything.
"All things are lawful for me, but all things are not expedient: all things are lawful for me, but all things edify not. "
I know I left some things unaddressed.
Originally posted by sonship62 words. Thanks.
IThe Corinthian Christians were arguing with each other and the Apostle Paul about this and that kind of food, Basically he wrote back that all things in moderation was good and one should not become enslaved to anything.
"All things are lawful for me, but all things are not expedient: all things are lawful for me, but all things edify not. "
Originally posted by sonshipWrite a post that's longer than pizza if you want. Write a post that's longer than soup. Poison the well, by all means, if it makes you feel better about whatever it is you have to offer.
Where?
I sometimes order pizza with mushrooms. I don't know if they're suppose to be magic or not. I also like Campbell's Mushroom Soup. Delicious.
The Corinthian Christians were arguing with each other and the Apostle Paul about this and that kind of food, Basically he wrote back that all things in moderation was good and one should not become enslaved to anything.
"All things are lawful for me, but all things are not expedient: all things are lawful for me, but all things edify not. "
Thanks.
Originally posted by FMFI duuno what your beef is with jaywill, he explained his position, did he not?
Write a post that's longer than pizza if you want. Write a post that's longer than soup. Poison the well, by all means, if it makes you feel better about whatever it is you have to offer.
[b]The Corinthian Christians were arguing with each other and the Apostle Paul about this and that kind of food, Basically he wrote back that all things in moderation was go ...[text shortened]... re not expedient: all things are lawful for me, but all things edify not. "
Thanks.[/b]
Originally posted by FMFOkay. If I take myself too seriously I am a pout.
Write a post that's longer than pizza if you want. Write a post that's longer than soup. Poison the well, by all means, if it makes you feel better about whatever it is you have to offer.
[b]The Corinthian Christians were arguing with each other and the Apostle Paul about this and that kind of food, Basically he wrote back that all things in moderation was go ...[text shortened]... re not expedient: all things are lawful for me, but all things edify not. "
Thanks.[/b]
If I lighten up a bit and interject some humor, I am poisoning the well.
Originally posted by SuzianneSo you figure all that female repression is over now? May I remind you of the sex slave trade in Russia and most other ex-Soviet countries, where they literally starve the girls to death.
It might twist your jaw to read them, but obviously you have no problem repeating them ad infinitum.
These were pre-technology times. Male slaves could work fields, providing food for the owners, even enough to sell to others. This is where the profit was. Males could work longer hours and produce more goods than women. The Mosaic laws were not rife ...[text shortened]... n, and any religious law that did not account for it was doomed to failure. God isn't stupid.
Or the fact there has NEVER been a female pope.
Or the fact that the wages of women still pretty much reflects the 50:35 ratio even today.
So you figure all that biblical sexism is over?
Originally posted by FMFThe first FDA-approved clinical study of psilocybin since 1970[149]—led by Francisco Moreno at the University of Arizona and supported by the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies—studied the effects of psilocybin on nine patients with obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD).[150][151] The pilot study found that, when administered by trained professionals in a medical setting, the use of psilocybin was associated with substantial reductions in OCD symptoms in several of the patients.[152] This effect may be caused by psilocybin's ability to reduce the levels of the serotonin-2A receptor, resulting in decreased responsiveness to serotonin.[153] Psilocybin has additionally shown promise to ease the pain caused by cluster headaches, often considered not only the most painful of all types of headaches[154] but "one of the worst pain syndromes known to mankind."[155] In a 2006 study,[156] half of cluster headache patients reported that psilocybin aborted the attacks, and most reported extended remission periods; similar results were reported for LSD.[152] A 2011 review of alternative headache treatments concluded that, despite flaws in the study design, these results suggest that LSD and psilocybin may warrant further study for use in the prevention of cluster headaches—only subhallucinogenic doses of the drugs are required for effective treatment, and no other medications have been reported to stop a cluster headache cycle.[157]
For religionists who believe that all flora and fauna were created deliberately and with intelligence, what is the purpose of something like magic mushrooms and are there any theological reasons for the eating of them to be forbidden?
Several modern studies have investigated the possibility that psilocybin can ease the psychological suffering associated with end-stage cancer. Preliminary results indicate that low doses of psilocybin can improve the mood and reduce the anxiety of patients with advanced cancer, and that the effects last from two weeks to six months.[152] These results are comparable to those obtained from early studies that explored the use of LSD to improve the psychological well-being of terminally ill patients, but without the experimental rigor employed in modern clinical psychopharmacology research.[20][152]
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