i love the porter prayer circle. i'm going to start championing a prayer circle at parties.
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Originally posted by radioraheem View Post
It's not so much that they are delusional. It's more like they were 'misled'. I blame their teacher(s). That logic and mindset was taught to them at very early ages.
I know a guy who's brother told him that their father is an ALIEN. And to prove it, his brother showed him his father's U.S. green card where it says ALIEN on the ID card with his father's photo. So for years, when he was a kid, he believed his father was an alien.
Well as a child its understandable. They know and believe what's instilled into them. There comes a point in time where you mature and have to apply logic to many things in life. When something just makes absolutely no sense you have to take a step back and really disect it and make a logical decision whether to continue to follow it or not.
Now many people are weak and cant handle the thought of there not being a "god" looking over them. Those I have a sort of sympathy for. They need to believe in something.
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I remember Frank Bruno repeatedly crossing himself before and during the rematch with Mike Tyson
He knew he was getting KTFO
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Originally posted by HanzGruber View PostAnd if he doesn't?
always have faith in the Lord because he gives you strength in victory and defeat.Last edited by Divine Hammer; 08-20-2014, 12:15 PM.
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Originally posted by radioraheem View PostThe change will be way in the future. It's gradually happening though. Many of the younger offspring of parents who are Christian, ******, etc, possess less of the beliefs as their parents. And in this information age, it's accelerating faster.
But it still takes time. For most, the reason why it persists is because they got conditioned into it as kids. By that time, it's a fully developed habit that is extremely hard to grow out of.
i'll educate you further. yes the offsprings of religious parents posses less of the beliefs. but then the children of the offsprings of the parents of christians, etc. jump right back end and become religious. starting the cycle over again.
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Originally posted by Deevel916 View PostWell as a child its understandable. They know and believe what's instilled into them. There comes a point in time where you mature and have to apply logic to many things in life. When something just makes absolutely no sense you have to take a step back and really disect it and make a logical decision whether to continue to follow it or not.
Now many people are weak and cant handle the thought of there not being a "god" looking over them. Those I have a sort of sympathy for. They need to believe in something.
Then try going outside with Irish gear, where you have a kilt on, and see the response you get. No easy to be different from the pack.
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Originally posted by `STEELHEAD View Post" Many of the younger offspring of parents who are Christian, ******, etc, possess less of the beliefs as their parents."
i'll educate you further. yes the offsprings of religious parents posses less of the beliefs. but then the children of the offsprings of the parents of christians, etc. jump right back end and become religious. starting the cycle over again.
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It's not only in boxing, I see people in the music industry thanking God when they win awards in ceremonies as if they're the chosen ones. It's very agonizing to hear. It's not fair that we don't get to see them when they're in their miseries like in boxing. I mean these are people who behave like thugs in public.
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