If you're an ecclectic believer please choose the path you identify with most
Ohhhh lovely, a poll!
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Penny Lane
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Ohhhh lovely, a poll!
Another spinoff, this time from cruixman's topic on god...
If you're an ecclectic believer please choose the path you identify with most
If you're an ecclectic believer please choose the path you identify with most
"It's breaking the circle.
Going to work, to get money, to translate into things, which you use up, which means you go to work again, etc, etc.
The Norm.
What we should be doing is working at the job of life itself."
- Tom Good, The Good Life.
Going to work, to get money, to translate into things, which you use up, which means you go to work again, etc, etc.
The Norm.
What we should be doing is working at the job of life itself."
- Tom Good, The Good Life.
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mrsflibble
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Re: Ohhhh lovely, a poll!
I chose other as you didnt list universalist.
oh how I love my tea, tea in the afternoon. I can't do without it, and I think I'll have another cup very
ve-he-he-he-heryyyyyyy soooooooooooon!!!!
ve-he-he-he-heryyyyyyy soooooooooooon!!!!
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eccentric_emma
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Re: Ohhhh lovely, a poll!
I chose 'Dont label me man!'
Because as I learn I feel my belief systems are constantly evolving and taking on new ideas.
Because as I learn I feel my belief systems are constantly evolving and taking on new ideas.
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Re: Ohhhh lovely, a poll!
I'm put Pagan, but I'm not Wiccan.
Myself & alocal gay reverend are looking at setting up an LGBT faith comittee in the Midlands, depends on how much the other faith representitives are up for it I suppose.
Myself & alocal gay reverend are looking at setting up an LGBT faith comittee in the Midlands, depends on how much the other faith representitives are up for it I suppose.
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Penny Lane
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Re: Ohhhh lovely, a poll!
Thanks for doing the poll everyone
Sorry about missing you out Mrs Flibble, I've never heard of universalists, should have put 'other' on the poll. So, what do universalists believe?
Good luck with your comittee sleepyowl, it's wonderful when different faiths can come together without any friction!
Sorry about missing you out Mrs Flibble, I've never heard of universalists, should have put 'other' on the poll. So, what do universalists believe?
Good luck with your comittee sleepyowl, it's wonderful when different faiths can come together without any friction!
"It's breaking the circle.
Going to work, to get money, to translate into things, which you use up, which means you go to work again, etc, etc.
The Norm.
What we should be doing is working at the job of life itself."
- Tom Good, The Good Life.
Going to work, to get money, to translate into things, which you use up, which means you go to work again, etc, etc.
The Norm.
What we should be doing is working at the job of life itself."
- Tom Good, The Good Life.
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Re: Ohhhh lovely, a poll!
I practice Buddhist meditation, and I occasionally indulge in a little Shinto celebration. But I still voted Don't label me, because it could all change with a just a finger pointing down from heaven and some unmistakeable instructions.
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Re: Ohhhh lovely, a poll!
I put pagan although I'm pretty ecclectic. I'm pretty much a deist/panthiest who believes the infinite is far to complex for the human mind to take in and that symbols, myths, spells and gods etc can help us better understand and commune with nature. Although sometimes I like to think they are more than just symbols.
I think it is cool that on a non-officially pagan that pagans are the biggest religious group.
I think it is cool that on a non-officially pagan that pagans are the biggest religious group.
But there's more than just solving the how-to problems. I've often said that if we're going to have a real rural renaissance, I'd just take the solving of the how-to problems for granted. The first thing I'd provide would be festivals.
Ralph Borsodi
Ralph Borsodi
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Wheres Jedi.... 
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I picked 'other'. I know we have our roots in Christianity but I'm more of a Jesusarian then a Christian. Having said that like Mr. QB I'm happy to be with any of the above if there's free food going 
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