XPost: alt.christnet.christianlife, alt.magick, alt.religion.wicca   
   XPost: talk.religion.course-miracle   
   From: starchild1124@charter.net   
      
   "Lady Azure, Baroness of the North Pole"  wrote in   
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   > Sidney Lambe wrote:   
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   >> On alt.religion.wicca, Carrie  wrote:   
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   >> > "Sidney Lambe"  wrote in message   
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   >> >> On alt.religion.wicca, Carrie    
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   >> >>> "Sidney Lambe"  wrote in   
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   >> Carrie wrote:   
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   >> >>>   I don't think what you are discribing is "Magick".   
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   >> >> That's because you believe the claptrap in the mis-named   
   >> >> "Course in Miracles". It's definition of "magick" is   
   >> >> ridiculous, but re;;gous fanatics are always authoritarians   
   >> >> who have a pathological fear of Individuality and personal   
   >> >> power.   
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   >> >   Where does A Course in Miracles define "Magick"? Actually,   
   >> > it says to avoid magic thoughts.   
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   >> Of course it does. You can't excercise totalitarian control   
   >> over people   
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   > Then why do you try so hard to do just that??   
      
      I was thinking that same thing, but seems like I have asked that before.   
   He/she doesn't seem to care about any real discussion and communication   
   (though I suppose even not communicating is still "communication" in a way)   
   just throws stuff out to get a response and a chance to jump on the person   
   in return. Getting some sence of self worth from it?   
     I suppose in a way it doesn't really matter. People can't be harmed unless   
   they believe they can be or are.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)