whoever likes philosophy and sexual extremes but is atheist and a romantic write please!?
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not scared to get real but not sure what your question is. be happy to answer if i knew what you were after.
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that is beautiful....can you help me write something for someone very special in my life, i belive he is my soulmate.
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Look up Simone Weil - or Truth is Beauty.  There's some fun philosophical stuff about it, all relating to reality and faith / lack of faith.  You could just blow your teacher's mind - fundamentally all is one and one is all.  Have fun.
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Hmmm.. not invented.. created.  Since he created us to "go forth and multiply", I think sex figures in there somewhere.  And it is great.  Otherwise, if it wasn't we wouldn't want to do it.  Humans are the only "animals" (indulge me here a minute) that actually have sex for pleasure.  God is not stupid for sure.  We have to deal with all the heartache of raising a family, (heartache - are the kids safe, are they getting enough, ect.) there has to be something that releases all that anxiety.  And I also feel that the right kind of intimacy with the right person will always be great.  It is afterall very natural.
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I answer atheist questions because I have been called thisso many times, simply because I am not Christian.\n\nI don't know everything, but I know I place my thinking further than limiting it to a bible. Which by the way, is fictional. Which is also written in part by mentally ill people who were considered saints by men-not by God.\n\nMy mind is open and can be changed, my mind is not closed to all things other than the bible. I do believe in God, but am considered atheist since I am not christian. This is where they are wrong.
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Yes and no.  It's a huge genre.  Some of it is a bit of light philosophy and some of it is pure crap. Some of it has theology in it and makes that more palatable to the masses.  \n\nI think you can buy "Why bad things happen to good people," in this section.  That book has some helpful things to say.  \n\nI think you need to be a critical thinker when you read--and unfortunately if you are needing help you can't always be that.  You make good points but lets not ban any books.  Just proceed with caution.
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I hope this will help. Check up on  Emma Donoghue.\nHer site lists many of Her works and gives sites where they can be purchased.\nI believe that this is her site..\nhttp://www.emmadonoghue.com\nAs a special favor, could you let me  know how you get on ?\nNot all her stories are strictly lesbian but 2 of my favorites are 'What Sappho Would have Said" and " The Woman Who Gave Birth to Rabbits|.\nThank heaven for a sensible question. Bless you love. Rose P.
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Whoops, I meant:\n\nhttp://www.cathedralofhope.com/homosexuality/index.php\n\nEDIT: Interesting, Servant of God... you first put "God" instead of "Gay" as being a lust...\n\nFreudian Slip, perhaps?
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First, christian is not another way of saying asexual or even nice.  Look at catholic priests.\n\nWhy not give them the same things?  I'd skip the stuffed animals though.
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I was in the same boat you are years ago.  My suggestion is, do some research on various religions.  Find what fit's your morals, ethics, and beliefs.  What makes sense to you.  And here's a secret: Your path can be unique and not be like everyone Else's.  I looked at nature and the world around me, figured out what kind of person I would like to be.  What I believed in, and what made sense. What ever i was comfortable believing.  I've read MANY books.  Just because I agreed with one part, doesn't mean the whole book is law.  Books are the authors views and meant as a resource, not law.  Have fun, be picky, and be true to yourself.  Don't let peer pressure depict who you are.  BB Sdw
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G'day Kim,\n\nThank you for your question.\n\nIf it were me, I would compare and contrast the satirical approach to human nature of Voltaire's Candide and Swift's works Gullivers Travels and a Modest Proposal. (Please note that a Modest Proposal is by Swift not Milton).\n\nHaving said that, you are leaving it a bit late but hopefully you will be able to pull something together.\n\nI have attached sources for your reference.\n\nRegards
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I still want to know what atheist candy tastes like.  Uh-oh, now I'm starting to sound dirty.  I'm just kidding, atheist candy.  Or am I.  ;)\n\nMJ Flowergirl:  You need reality.  Seriously.
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I love those books u r crazy, this does not mean I believe in whichcraft, I don't!!!! I also believe in God and love him all the same!!!!!!
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*sigh*\n\nand this is why people are looking to alternative atheist theories
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No way! Those books are works of geniuses! They're made out of a writer's imagination and I just dont see how religion can be related. Besides, if you are really strong in your faith you would not be swayed in your belief no matter what you read
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Author: Hey, isn't it cool that I can say the word cyborg and goddess?\n*Author rambles on for many pages about nothing*\nAuthor: Hrm, I guess I think cyborgs are a bit cooler than goddesses in retrospect.\n\nBam.
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I do not know what is your age. What you have written pretty well sums up what William Golding wanted to say. If you want to elaborate, write more about human nature. Its not only about evil but some strength of character and conviction. The entire novel is a symbol for life - as it unfolds, it brings unexpected, unwanted events in your life what you do with it upto you but not entitrly in your control.