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The Buddhist And the Butcher
Submitted by Kam on
Once upon a time, in a certain place in southern China, a Buddhist priest lived as a hermit in a small cave, practicing austerities in order to purify himself so that he could enter the Western Paradise (Xī Tiān 西天) and become a buddha.
Devolution: From Gods To Vassals
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The Sauchie Poltergeist Case
Submitted by Olivia on
Poltergeist comes from the German words Poltern (to make noises) and Geist (ghost). Poltergeist activity invariably happens when adolescent children are around.
Learn To Die So That You May Begin To Live
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The Fact/Opinion Distinction
Submitted by MasterMind on
When debating ethics and other controversial topics, one frequently hears the claim “That’s just your opinion.” It is a pernicious claim, devoid of clear meaning, and it should be consigned to the flames – or so I shall argue here.
The “3rd Way”
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Crucified
Submitted by Unique Vision on
“Ye have brought this man unto me, as one that perverteth the people; and behold, I, having examined him before you, have found no fault in this man touching those things whereof ye accuse him.” – Pontius Pilate
Towers of Babble: What’s in a Name?
Submitted by Henry on
Facing Life As An Empath
Submitted by Rev. Carrie Albright on
I came across this is a very informative article about the empathic experience written by Na’avah Rich and believe it to be a good share...
165 Degrees Of Obsession
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