--- In [email protected], "ED" <seacrofter001@...> wrote:
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> Interpreted in the sense that persons belonging to a specific national,
> religious, ethnic or cultural group are not subject to the same laws as
> outsiders, antinomianism is deeply although unconsciously imbued in the
> tribal nature of humans.
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> --ED
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> Hi ED. That may very well be. IMO, if one truly lives from a deep
realization of Interbeing, then rules and regulations are beside
the point. However, I am skeptical of the real attainment of many
so-called "enlightened masters". Talk is cheap.
Steve
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