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The prediction of pulp, in conjunction with INPE (National Institute for Space Research) and IBAMA (Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources), is that the 235 000 recorded outbreaks of fire until the last Wednesday exceeding 316 thousand recorded during 2004, the year the country suffered most from the fire in the last decade.
Originally posted by Wide Vision 2010
Vatican is telling Catholics no longer believe in the Bible. Why now?
It makes no sense that they would choose now to reveal that the bible is not accurate. It just does not make any logical sense. Why are they choosing to release this information, that they have sat on for years, now?
Very disturbing. But nevertheless, it is a move in the right direction; to wean humanity off religion.
Please share with me your opinion. I would definitely like to know.
SOURCE
Originally posted by nlouise
Catholism kept their people ignorant of the Bible anyways.
Originally posted by snowspirit
UNTRUE
Genesis ii, 21-22
So the Lord God caused a deep sleep to fall upon the man, and while he slept he took one of his ribs and closed up its place with flesh; and the rib which the Lord God had taken from the man he made into a woman and brought her to the man
Genesis iii, 16
God said to the woman [after she was beguiled by the serpent]: “I will greatly multiply your pain in childbearing; in pain you shall bring forth children, yet your desire shall be for your husband, and he shall rule over you.”
Well, it's finally nice to hear the church say the above is BS. There has been men through the ages that have used those passages and many others, as "proof" that women are to "stay in their place" and serve men. And be beaten with sticks "no larger than the man's thumb". Even the witch burnings were a bunch of patriarchal BS from the church.
Yeah, I'm not big on churches or organized religion. I wonder what kind of effect if any, this will have on the church. Wonder what their motives are in admitting this now.
Originally posted by nlouise
Originally posted by Wide Vision 2010
Vatican is telling Catholics no longer believe in the Bible. Why now?
It makes no sense that they would choose now to reveal that the bible is not accurate. It just does not make any logical sense. Why are they choosing to release this information, that they have sat on for years, now?
Very disturbing. But nevertheless, it is a move in the right direction; to wean humanity off religion.
Please share with me your opinion. I would definitely like to know.
SOURCE
Sounds like they are setting the stage for 'Project Bluebeam'. Catholism kept their people ignorant of the Bible anyways. How many catholics bring their bibles to church? I've known many catholics that don't even own one. Sad.
Originally posted by oniongrass
reply to post by Wide Vision 2010
The Google translation of part of the article is:
The prediction of pulp, in conjunction with INPE (National Institute for Space Research) and IBAMA (Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources), is that the 235 000 recorded outbreaks of fire until the last Wednesday exceeding 316 thousand recorded during 2004, the year the country suffered most from the fire in the last decade.
So it seems that there were even more outbreaks in 2004, but on a full-year basis this year is ahead of that pace. These fires are not unheard of. How much of the habitat grows back during the rest of the year?
If it is climate change, it might be a part of long-run desertification occuring in several parts of the world, which are not clearly attributable to any given cause.
Originally posted by thegoodearth
Originally posted by nlouise
Catholism kept their people ignorant of the Bible anyways.
I respectfully disagree with you. Have you ever attended a Catholic Mass? The entire Mass is a biblical feast from beginning to end, straight from the Bible, including readings at each Mass from the Old and New Testament, and Psalms. If one attends Mass every day, within three years the entire Bible is read aloud at Mass.
God Bless~
Originally posted by DutchBigBoy
When will Prince Charles reveal himself as the so called savior?
Investor Bob Chapman says ". . .
we are about to experience the worst economic collapse sine [sic] 1348. The stock market is topping out readying itself for its most disastrous fall in history. . . . You are about to enter a world of chaos from which few will survive unscathed. A world of no banks, no public facilities, no food and rampaging gangs of desperate people.
Unemployment of 50% and little law and order. Violence will be rife."
Chapman has an annoying habit of being right in his economic forecasts,
so I find his extreme views more credible than I wish I did.
...in an interview by Karen Roche of The Energy Report
JW: We've been talking about an economic recession, but we are headed for something far worse.
I define a depression as a 10% peak-to-trough contraction in the economy. In terms of the broad economy, we're not down 10% in GDP yet.
So while we're not formally in depression, we're certainly seeing it in a number of indicators and I think we'll be in a depression, with GDP down 10%, in the near future.
A contraction greater than 25% peak-to-trough puts you in a great depression.
That is what I envision, but we'll be taken there by hyperinflation and
a resultant cessation of normal commerce.
By allowing the coercive State to assume ever-more of the normal,
important functions of society, we have inevitably become a less civilized society.
Coercion has brought us to where we are, on the brink of a nightmare.
We either begin creating a more civilized world – a world of love and freedom;
of compassion and respect for the rights of all, including for the young –
or the two great evils of widespread emotional damage
and technologically-empowered tyranny will increasingly tear our world apart.
Glen Allport
Originally posted by oniongrass
reply to post by Wide Vision 2010
The Google translation of part of the article is:
The prediction of pulp, in conjunction with INPE (National Institute for Space Research) and IBAMA (Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources), is that the 235 000 recorded outbreaks of fire until the last Wednesday exceeding 316 thousand recorded during 2004, the year the country suffered most from the fire in the last decade.
So it seems that there were even more outbreaks in 2004, but on a full-year basis this year is ahead of that pace. These fires are not unheard of. How much of the habitat grows back during the rest of the year?
If it is climate change, it might be a part of long-run desertification occuring in several parts of the world, which are not clearly attributable to any given cause.