Inspiring Quotes

[falcon9]

What the mind can conceive and beleive, it can achieve. From a seminar called Xoces. But really if you analyze it, it comes from the Bible.

No, that quote is from Napoleon Hill.  The contributors to the various 'bibles' consisted of various plagiarists.

Prove it.

Both contentions can be verified using search engines.  Since you've demonstrated that evidentiary facts do not impinge upon your blind faith, why would I waste time proving something you could prove to yourself, if you were honest about it.

[jcribb16]

What the mind can conceive and beleive, it can achieve. From a seminar called Xoces. But really if you analyze it, it comes from the Bible.

No, that quote is from Napoleon Hill.  The contributors to the various 'bibles' consisted of various plagiarists.

Prove it.

Both contentions can be verified using search engines.  Since you've demonstrated that evidentiary facts do not impinge upon your blind faith, why would I waste time proving something you could prove to yourself, if you were honest about it.

I will take that as a lie from you, then, since you can't prove the plagiarizers.

[falcon9]

Prove it.

Both contentions can be verified using search engines.  Since you've demonstrated that evidentiary facts do not impinge upon your blind faith, why would I waste time proving something you could prove to yourself, if you were honest about it.

I will take that as a lie from you, then, since you can't prove the plagiarizers.

I'll take your entire alleged "religion" as a lie then, since you have no evidence to support it beyond baseless blind faith, (which is based on a lack of evidence itself).  Other than that, the first quote is attributed to Napoleon Hill, (this is easily verified).  The contention regarding the plagiarisms of xtianity results from comparing the dates of pre-existing mythologies to latter xtian assimulation/cultural theft and altering those to plagiarize prior pagan belief systems.  For instance, the Aegyptian mythology of "Horus the elder" was exatnt more than 3,000 years before xtianity arose as a 'cult'.  This myth parallels the 'jesus stories' because it was plagiarized by unimaginative judeo-xtians.  This pattern of xtian plagiarism continued over a long period of time, attempting to absorb/assimulate extant pagan cultures and belief systems along the way.  Ask the native american indians about such forced assimulation attempts in which they tried conflated NA beliefs, (8-10 thousand years older than xtian plagiarized beliefs), with post-dated 'xtian' ones.

[jcribb16]

Prove it.

Both contentions can be verified using search engines.  Since you've demonstrated that evidentiary facts do not impinge upon your blind faith, why would I waste time proving something you could prove to yourself, if you were honest about it.

I will take that as a lie from you, then, since you can't prove the plagiarizers.

I'll take your entire alleged "religion" as a lie then, since you have no evidence to support it beyond baseless blind faith, (which is based on a lack of evidence itself).  Other than that, the first quote is attributed to Napoleon Hill, (this is easily verified).  The contention regarding the plagiarisms of xtianity results from comparing the dates of pre-existing mythologies to latter xtian assimulation/cultural theft and altering those to plagiarize prior pagan belief systems.  For instance, the Aegyptian mythology of "Horus the elder" was exatnt more than 3,000 years before xtianity arose as a 'cult'.  This myth parallels the 'jesus stories' because it was plagiarized by unimaginative judeo-xtians.  This pattern of xtian plagiarism continued over a long period of time, attempting to absorb/assimulate extant pagan cultures and belief systems along the way.  Ask the native american indians about such forced assimulation attempts in which they tried conflated NA beliefs, (8-10 thousand years older than xtian plagiarized beliefs), with post-dated 'xtian' ones.

So?  What's the big deal?  Ethnicity and culture play a big role in how things are perceived - they believe in basically the same "concept" of a Lord and Savior to follow, the difference being whether it is God the Father, or a god by their choosing. 

God has always been here.  Christ fulfilled the prophecies of His birth, death, burial, and resurrection, and the Old Law merged into the New Law after His sacrifice for all on that cross.  The Bible is God's inspired Word, written by those specifically chosen by God to record the events that happened, including prophecy of what is happening and will happen, as well. 

If you think it is wrong or plagiarized, prove it - you commented and said the word several times - so, prove it.

[remediagirl]

Science may have found a cure for most evils; but it has found no remedy for the worst of them all -- the apathy of human beings.
       - Helen Keller

[falcon9]

So?  What's the big deal? 

Plagiarism is cultural theft.  Those who practice it are thieves.  Those who condone it, (tacitly, you and other xtians), are accomplishes after the fact.

God has always been here.   

That's an arrogant presumption since it disregards PREVIOUS 'deital' myths and retroactively, (in contemptuous revisionism), claims that these were all the xtian 'g-d'.  This is an extremely offensive presumption of the part of xtians who hold it and I reject it as totally false on the basis of a complete lack of actual evidence to support such an irrational belief.

If you think it is wrong or plagiarized, prove it - you commented and said the word several times - so, prove it.

I've already stated how you, or anyone else could verify this for themselves, if they had enough courage to withstand the extensive evidence substantiating this contention, (spanning more than centuries ... and you want me to do your research?).  I gave an example regarding Horus and you ignored it.  No soup for you.  

[jcribb16]

So?  What's the big deal? 

Plagiarism is cultural theft.  Those who practice it are thieves.  Those who condone it, (tacitly, you and other xtians), are accomplishes after the fact.

God has always been here.   

That's an arrogant presumption since it disregards PREVIOUS 'deital' myths and retroactively, (in contemptuous revisionism), claims that these were all the xtian 'g-d'.  This is an extremely offensive presumption of the part of xtians who hold it and I reject it as totally false on the basis of a complete lack of actual evidence to support such an irrational belief.

If you think it is wrong or plagiarized, prove it - you commented and said the word several times - so, prove it.

I've already stated how you, or anyone else could verify this for themselves, if they had enough courage to withstand the extensive evidence substantiating this contention, (spanning more than centuries ... and you want me to do your research?).  I gave an example regarding Horus and you ignored it.  No soup for you.  

And I said so what?  And gave a reason why some do things they do within their culture.  SO WHAT?  I didn't ask you to do my research - I said prove your remarks.  Big difference, O man of big words.

[falcon9]

An example regarding the Horus myth was given.  This is easily found online. If you don't waant to know the answer to a question, asking it is rhetorical.  I'm uninterested in your specious rhetorical questions and petulance.  Your aplogetics for cultural thefts is an uninspired non-defense.  You're a follower of a religion largely plagiarized from previous pagan religions. This is a verifiable contention; an example was given and ignored therefore, your petulant rhetorical is summarily ignored, (but you inherent ignorance is not, being emphasized by your continued posts).

And I said so what?  And gave a reason why some do things they do within their culture.  SO WHAT?  I didn't ask you to do my research - I said prove your remarks. 

[remediagirl]

“The most important thing in life is to learn how to give out love, and to let it come in.”
 
~ Morrie Schwartz

[batmobile]

  i know god will not give me more than i can handle, i just wish he didnt trust me so much .  ~mother theresa

[Garydh]

Wow, getting really complicated. Yes Hill did the quote, but Xoces Seminar used various quotes from various individuals. They gave credit where do, I just could not remember at the time.

[pmagalei]

Live your life in such a way that when someone talks bad of you, no one will believe it. Author unknown( Saw it the other day when I was volunteering at salvation army thrift store.)

[Paulinha]

i love the quote " be the change you wish to see in the world." forgot the name of the guy that wrote. I think he is from india.

[remediagirl]

"Silence. All human unhappiness comes from not knowing how to stay quietly in a room."
~Blaise Pascal

[remediagirl]

“When I get lonely these days, I think: So BE lonely, Liz. Learn your way around loneliness. Make a map of it. Sit with it, for once in your life. Welcome to the human experience. But never again use another person's body or emotions as a scratching post for your own unfulfilled yearnings.”
― Elizabeth Gilbert, Eat, Pray, Love