In response to peterserpent At 11:52 pm johnsmith88 Said :	0
	I can't disagree with that.

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	In response to johnsmith88 At 11:51 pm peterserpent Said :	+1
	oh, nno matter how hard mankind tries, we never run out of mystery!

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	At 11:50 pm peterserpent Said :	+1
	i'mon a friends laptop;which has no o n b buttons so it'stricky to type right now i'm getting off here. not cuz of you justecause i can't type as fast as i want.

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	At 11:50 pm johnsmith88 Said :	0
	Not to mention the multiple textbooks brought up in an environment that lacks belief and stresses tests that rely on facts to grade.

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	At 11:50 pm johnsmith88 Said :	0
	It's awfully hard to sustain a sense of mystery when your language is so damn great at stating facts.

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	At 11:48 pm johnsmith88 Said :	0
	All I'm getting from this is that you're very comfortable with your ability to tackle change.

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	At 11:48 pm peterserpent Said :	+1
	but there's always mystery and there's always an explanation. i think that things like jesus are just an explannation. we don't have to choose for there to be mystery for there to be mystery though. the fact that we fail to have faith only confirms mystery which restores belief.

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	In response to johnsmith88 At 11:46 pm peterserpent Said :	+1
	if they believe what they read 100% then yes, because then they have no mystery.

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	In response to johnsmith88 At 11:46 pm peterserpent Said :	+1
	no,i said he's anything which is a mystery. he's anything that is chance, because he is chance. he's every where and nowhere. simultaneously existent and non existent.

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	In response to peterserpent At 11:46 pm johnsmith88 Said :	0
	And what, people brought up by the scientific textbooks are not pawns as well?

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