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  • About Me: I enjoy theology, philosophy (I prefer a blend of eastern philosophy such as buddhist/taoist philosophy with western secular philosophy, that's where it's at for me). I like science and learning and am interested in almost anything. I care for a disabled parent. I am an atheist, but I'll respect other peoples' beliefs so long as they're not intolerant or narrow-minded. But yeah, I'm up for discussion about anything and everything. If you want more info about something I've said feel free to ask. I love discussing philosophy and explaining scientific principles. I'd like to be a teacher one day maybe.

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    • Name: Mark
    • Birthday: 2/4/1986
    • Gender: Male
    • Member Since: 7/23/2008

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  • gene546
    @agnophilo - The bible for Christians, and especially for Catholics, is to be taken almost, literally, in all its contents except when the obvious would not allow it. Arcanum Dei, pp. 23, Pius the XII, gene546
    • Posted 10/10/2009 12:41 PM
    • by gene546
  • agnophilo
    @gene546 - I don't delete comments or block people.And I'm familiar with the concept of esoteric and non-literal teaching, and the idea that the biblical stories are not meant to be taken literally greatly improves their value and truth content, but virtually all christians do take a great many of t
  • gene546
    Hey Mark, don’t delete this post. Please read it first. The word Gnosticism was an ancient word used by the Neo-Platonic school formed by Plotinus the author of the Enneads. This is the definition: ancient Greek knowledge a branch of many religions that teaches that there are two kinds of teaching o
    • Posted 10/8/2009 12:13 PM
    • by gene546
  • agnophilo
    @brickmonster - In a very broad sense it can be. Why do you ask?
  • brickmonster
    Is "style" or "fashion" art?