Wise men seek wisdom from the skies,look at history.Do you agree?
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true, astrology was taught at the world's most prestegious universities for centuries, it was even required.  kings kept astrologers as advisors and some of the world's greatest archetecture is built with the sky in mind.
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I think in both directions. \n\nThose who forget the lessons of the past are doomed to repeat them.\n\nThe prophecies given in the past tell about the Days to Come.\n\netc.
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Yes, absolutely.  This is why I study religions and am majoring in religious studies!  There is more than one way to be human, and when you learn others' religious beliefs, you can see that very clearly.  We tend to take so many things for granted and not realize they are even "beliefs" but we assume them to be "facts."  But then when we realize that other people look at it differently, we can see that we were just taking certain things for granted and there is no reason to do that.\n\nThere is wisdom in all religions.  Why limit yourself to the wisdom of only one?
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Quote: "You do realize that not everything in the cosmos is logical, yes?"\n\nAbsolutely. But answering these questions with "God created such and such" goes no further in explaining them. In fact, it simply muddies the waters more by pretending to know the unknowable.\n\nQuote: "Do you think it's wise to arbitrarily mythologize every faith?"\n\nLet's face it, most religions have wrapped themselves in myth far more than we could ever do by offering up fables and patently ridiculous stories. These stories, by the way, suddenly ceased to happen around the same time that science became prominent enough to refute them. \n\nQuote: "The truth is there, but it's not always elegant, and it's not always what we wish it were."\n\nJust briefly, take a look at how science approaches a problem and then how religion does it? Do you see a difference? Science STUDIES a problem, it pursues it from different angles and attempts to understand through hueristic methods. In the end, science pursues truth. Religion simply assumes that it already knows.\n\nEdit: To ChrimsonCarrots below: The Bible has credentials? What credentials? These people were NOT historians with an eye on detail and accuracy. Gospel itself means "good news". The goal was to push the idea of Christianity into a positive light and to perpetuate it. If I remember correctly, the story of the crucifiction is told within four books of the bible, Mathew, Luke, Mark, and Paul, the earliest of which was written AT LEAST forty years AFTER the crucifiction. Are you suggestiing that this is reliable and accurate information?
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Yes, I support this view.\n\nI think all the religious texts have some wisdom in them, but you can't take them literally.  Some bits were written just for that time and aren't applicable, some are true bits of wisdom that stand the test of time.  However all to me is just nice stories to tell a message/moral, not history.
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Too wise you are; too wise you be. I see you are too wise for me.\n\n\nAn oldie, but a goodie.
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Cockpit, Air, Sky, or  are we taking country?
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No. You can do what you want, but  work an study a lot is the best guarantee. Don't look at the sky for your progress in life.
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No that is a good question, because that will make them think about their whole "freewill" theory. And it will question if Ggod "knows all and everything. Because if he knows all, he would know about the future but if he knows the future and there will be no freewill.
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Planes Mistaken For Stars.\n\nThey are fucking genius, and get no credit whatsoever.
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Actually, yes. Everything you see in one day can enlighten us, helping us guide us to something else. There are no coincedences in life. Let us learn the best we can.\n\n"Good luck exploring the infinate abyss!"-Garden State :]\n\nGod Bless You ♥
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Oh yes ,there are lots of humanity,it depends on how to look at.From the same position on earth, u can see the ground ,or u can see the sky,it all depends on u r angle of elevation,i mean how u look at it,choice is urs. in a greater perspective u have to look at what better u can derive from a adverse situation,there lies u r capability to correct the wrong  what u think with open ,unbiased mind &what  is socially,democratically is absolute right at that time.
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Speaking of aviation, I think most people respect us.  As to those who might not, we really don't much care.  We are who we are, and for 46 years piloting has served me well.  The service we provide is in high demand by those who wish to travel quickly.  If they didn't respect us, I doubt they'd put their lives in our hands.  One man's opinion.
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i do believe so...\n\nmore likely traveling into the past makes more scientific sense than into the future...\n\nwell, u enver know wut we gon discover in the nex years... u never know...\n\njus like thing used to be myth in the past, now, its jus a piece of common sense
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"ships raised up high"\nHey! That proves Mohammad predicted airplanes!\nIt's a MIRACLE! You see! He really IS a prophet!\nWow man!\nThanks, I'm gonna convert to Islam right away, and YOU will get a great big fat reward for it!\n\nNOT
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Can there be any doubts? Aliens, of course. I want to know if Erich von Daniken is right when he says alien visitations have occurred in the ancient past.
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I think its a shame that modern man in his feeble attempt to glorify himself has to belittle the greatness of the past in order to achieve a higher level of advancement!! The Ancient Wonders of the past are absolutely mind boggling and magnificent.......no disrespect to our fabulous buildings of modern times but look at what they did with primitive methods of tools and limited resources...\nThey still can figure out how they built these structures and how they have withstand-ed all the years of time??\nDo we as Mankind really want to teach our children the false teachings or misguided views of ignorant would-be marvels???