child is now
> 'playing with the angles' or 'in the arms of Jesus' would be a better
> approach.
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> .Bill!
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> *Merriam-Webster Online
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> From: Zen_Forum@yahoogroups.com <mailto:Zen_Forum%40yahoogroups.com>
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rce, inertia and the crushing threshold of a human
> skull is not going to soothe her. Telling her that her child is now
> 'playing with the angles' or 'in the arms of Jesus' would be a better
> approach.
>
>
>
> .Bill!
>
>
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> *Merriam-Webster Online
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going to soothe her. Telling her that her child is now
'playing with the angles' or 'in the arms of Jesus' would be a better
approach.
.Bill!
*Merriam-Webster Online
From: Zen_Forum@yahoogroups.com [mailto:zen_fo...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
Of DP
Sent: Thursday, September
I feel, though, that there is some spiritual anxiety in me, a lack of esteem in
my own beliefs. that I feel like I have to defend myself against obviously
hostile people who will never agree with me.
Am I just fighting my own ego? Or do they have a point? I feel like I have tio
make a "decisio
Only you know :)
Personally, I have found it to be more satisfying to try to avoid
getting the last word. On the internet, you win if you don't reply
one more time. They are just trying to goad you into more and more
extreme positions until you break Godwin's rule.
http://xkcd.com/386/
On Wed,
i have this frustrating tendency to get into arguments with random people on
the internet. I personally try to keep in civil, but I get discouraged by all
the insults and obnoxiousness.
Many of the arguments are about religion. I encounter a lot of so-called
"internet atheists" who seem to desi
