Religion & Sprituality Forum Announcements
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Religion & Sprituality Forum Announcements
by Jayson » Fri May 28, 2010 11:56 pm
This will be where Announcements are made that affect or matter to those frequenting the Religion forum.
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Spiritual: a set of neurological processes dealing with value placement, empathy, and sympathy through the associative truncation of relative identity, and which has reached a value set capable of being described as reverent to the individual, and from which existential experience and reflection is capable explicitly.
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Spiritual: a set of neurological processes dealing with value placement, empathy, and sympathy through the associative truncation of relative identity, and which has reached a value set capable of being described as reverent to the individual, and from which existential experience and reflection is capable explicitly.
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Re: Religion Forum Announcements
by Jayson » Thu Jul 15, 2010 8:15 pm
The Rules have been Amended.
The change basically is that all warnings will come from people pressing the report icon now instead of the moderator scanning for rule violations.
Read more of the details about how this works in the Religion Forum Rules.
This change was made as a result of a collective discussion between myself and various members of ILP over a span of a number of months in respectful personal messages.
The general standing of most of the petitions was that the Religion forum is too strict, even for strict.
While I do not bow instantly, such notices do not go unrecognized, nor do I forget them.
Collectively over time they start to form a picture that is hard to avoid.
That picture is that those frequenting ILP in the Religion section are interested in a kind of Libertarianism for Moderation injunction.
Strict rules that are held by the governing body, but a governing body that only becomes involved when beckoned by the "citizens".
As such, the Religion section is now Libertarian in format of moderation rather than Conservative.
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And no, no warnings will be recanted.
Those were given under the correct ruling and policy of the previous moderating format.
The change basically is that all warnings will come from people pressing the report icon now instead of the moderator scanning for rule violations.
Read more of the details about how this works in the Religion Forum Rules.
This change was made as a result of a collective discussion between myself and various members of ILP over a span of a number of months in respectful personal messages.
The general standing of most of the petitions was that the Religion forum is too strict, even for strict.
While I do not bow instantly, such notices do not go unrecognized, nor do I forget them.
Collectively over time they start to form a picture that is hard to avoid.
That picture is that those frequenting ILP in the Religion section are interested in a kind of Libertarianism for Moderation injunction.
Strict rules that are held by the governing body, but a governing body that only becomes involved when beckoned by the "citizens".
As such, the Religion section is now Libertarian in format of moderation rather than Conservative.
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And no, no warnings will be recanted.
Those were given under the correct ruling and policy of the previous moderating format.
>jaysonthestumps.blogspot.com
>Hebrew, Greek, and more similar resources on ILP
Spiritual: a set of neurological processes dealing with value placement, empathy, and sympathy through the associative truncation of relative identity, and which has reached a value set capable of being described as reverent to the individual, and from which existential experience and reflection is capable explicitly.
>Hebrew, Greek, and more similar resources on ILP
Spiritual: a set of neurological processes dealing with value placement, empathy, and sympathy through the associative truncation of relative identity, and which has reached a value set capable of being described as reverent to the individual, and from which existential experience and reflection is capable explicitly.
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Re: Religion Forum Announcements
by James S Saint » Fri Jul 16, 2010 12:46 am
Squeaky wheel gets the grease now?
I have seen This before..
Out come the political hyenas.
I have seen This before..
Out come the political hyenas.
Clarify, Verify, Instill, and Reinforce the Perception of Hopes and Threats unto Anentropic Harmony 
Else
From THIS age of sleep, Homo-sapien shall never awake.
The Wise gather together to help one another in EVERY aspect of living.
You are always more insecure than you think, just not by what you think.
The only absolute certainty is formed by the absolute lack of alternatives.
It is not merely "do what works", but "to accomplish what purpose in what time frame at what cost".
As long as the authority is secretive, the population will be subjugated.
Amid the lack of certainty, put faith in the wiser to believe.
Devil's Motto: Make it look good, safe, innocent, and wise.. until it is too late to choose otherwise.
The Real God ≡ The reason/cause for the Universe being what it is = "The situation cannot be what it is and also remain as it is".
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Else
From THIS age of sleep, Homo-sapien shall never awake.
The Wise gather together to help one another in EVERY aspect of living.
You are always more insecure than you think, just not by what you think.
The only absolute certainty is formed by the absolute lack of alternatives.
It is not merely "do what works", but "to accomplish what purpose in what time frame at what cost".
As long as the authority is secretive, the population will be subjugated.
Amid the lack of certainty, put faith in the wiser to believe.
Devil's Motto: Make it look good, safe, innocent, and wise.. until it is too late to choose otherwise.
The Real God ≡ The reason/cause for the Universe being what it is = "The situation cannot be what it is and also remain as it is".
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Re: Religion Forum Announcements
by Jayson » Fri Jul 16, 2010 2:29 am
No, actually, it's not related to any single case or really complaints.
It was related to a conversation that has a tangent from a variety of senior members, and some newer members, over time via PM where people debated the rational success grade of one format over another.
In the end, I decided that this method achieves the ideas people have talked to me about over time.
And it serves a second purpose; I don't have to read EVERY single post on the forum and can spend less time scanning for problems and just enjoying the site and being the moderator when needed.
Which means more time with my family as well.
All around, it's a win in my opinion.
It was related to a conversation that has a tangent from a variety of senior members, and some newer members, over time via PM where people debated the rational success grade of one format over another.
In the end, I decided that this method achieves the ideas people have talked to me about over time.
And it serves a second purpose; I don't have to read EVERY single post on the forum and can spend less time scanning for problems and just enjoying the site and being the moderator when needed.
Which means more time with my family as well.
All around, it's a win in my opinion.
>jaysonthestumps.blogspot.com
>Hebrew, Greek, and more similar resources on ILP
Spiritual: a set of neurological processes dealing with value placement, empathy, and sympathy through the associative truncation of relative identity, and which has reached a value set capable of being described as reverent to the individual, and from which existential experience and reflection is capable explicitly.
>Hebrew, Greek, and more similar resources on ILP
Spiritual: a set of neurological processes dealing with value placement, empathy, and sympathy through the associative truncation of relative identity, and which has reached a value set capable of being described as reverent to the individual, and from which existential experience and reflection is capable explicitly.
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Re: Religion Forum Announcements
by meditation » Fri Jul 16, 2010 7:54 am
Well done for all the efforts of all the staff, moderators, and contributors.
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Re: Religion Forum Announcements
by Xunzian » Fri Aug 20, 2010 7:39 pm
Looks like I'm back in religion and covering for Stumps while he is out.
It is still his forum, so we'll be playing by his rules. Just pretend that I'm him until he gets back.
It is still his forum, so we'll be playing by his rules. Just pretend that I'm him until he gets back.
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Re: Religion Forum Announcements
by Jayson » Tue Sep 21, 2010 6:45 am
I'm back; thanks Xun.
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>Hebrew, Greek, and more similar resources on ILP
Spiritual: a set of neurological processes dealing with value placement, empathy, and sympathy through the associative truncation of relative identity, and which has reached a value set capable of being described as reverent to the individual, and from which existential experience and reflection is capable explicitly.
>Hebrew, Greek, and more similar resources on ILP
Spiritual: a set of neurological processes dealing with value placement, empathy, and sympathy through the associative truncation of relative identity, and which has reached a value set capable of being described as reverent to the individual, and from which existential experience and reflection is capable explicitly.
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Re: Religion Forum Announcements
by Ierrellus » Mon Oct 04, 2010 3:09 pm
I've found the religious forum here to be very tolerant of diverse beliefs. I'm not kissing ass. I'm recognizing what I've found to be here. In all of the forums reduction of debates to ad hominem is the end of debate and the beginning of oneupmanship. While I sometimes get exasperated enough to resort to name-calling, I can in no way justify it.
The PEW report seems to have bought out the worst in us, the vitriol that is exemplified in current politics, the intolerance of many religious perspectives.
I'd be glad to get back into a discussion of what the poll proves or disproves, but not into conservative vs liberal self-substantiations that lead to no viable compromise or intelligent resolution.
The PEW report seems to have bought out the worst in us, the vitriol that is exemplified in current politics, the intolerance of many religious perspectives.
I'd be glad to get back into a discussion of what the poll proves or disproves, but not into conservative vs liberal self-substantiations that lead to no viable compromise or intelligent resolution.
"We must love one another or die." W.H.Auden
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I admit I'm an asshole. Now, can we get back to the conversation?
From the mad poet of McKinley Ave.
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Re: Religion Forum Announcements
by Jayson » Wed Oct 06, 2010 8:37 pm
AFTER DISCUSSION AMONGST THE ILP STAFF, THE RELIGION FORUM RULES HAVE BEEN REVISED.
PLEASE CHECK THE RULES FOR THE UPDATE.
PLEASE CHECK THE RULES FOR THE UPDATE.
>jaysonthestumps.blogspot.com
>Hebrew, Greek, and more similar resources on ILP
Spiritual: a set of neurological processes dealing with value placement, empathy, and sympathy through the associative truncation of relative identity, and which has reached a value set capable of being described as reverent to the individual, and from which existential experience and reflection is capable explicitly.
>Hebrew, Greek, and more similar resources on ILP
Spiritual: a set of neurological processes dealing with value placement, empathy, and sympathy through the associative truncation of relative identity, and which has reached a value set capable of being described as reverent to the individual, and from which existential experience and reflection is capable explicitly.
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Re: Religion Forum Announcements
by Jayson » Tue Mar 01, 2011 12:49 am
THE THEOLOGICAL DISCUSSIONS SECTION WILL BE REMOVED AND PLACED INTO THE ARCHIVES NEXT MONDAY (03/07/11).
Collect any information that you wish to save a copy of before it is removed.
(pm's to the staff to get copies of material will be needed after it reaches the archives)
Collect any information that you wish to save a copy of before it is removed.
(pm's to the staff to get copies of material will be needed after it reaches the archives)
>jaysonthestumps.blogspot.com
>Hebrew, Greek, and more similar resources on ILP
Spiritual: a set of neurological processes dealing with value placement, empathy, and sympathy through the associative truncation of relative identity, and which has reached a value set capable of being described as reverent to the individual, and from which existential experience and reflection is capable explicitly.
>Hebrew, Greek, and more similar resources on ILP
Spiritual: a set of neurological processes dealing with value placement, empathy, and sympathy through the associative truncation of relative identity, and which has reached a value set capable of being described as reverent to the individual, and from which existential experience and reflection is capable explicitly.
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Re: Religion Forum Announcements
by Jayson » Sat Apr 23, 2011 10:05 pm
I will be out for a few days. I have an infection in my mouth, caused from a wisdom tooth coming in at 90 degrees lateraly. I am heavily sedated on morphine until the infection is cleared.
Ive attached my xray for fun..bottom left of xray...my right side.
Ive attached my xray for fun..bottom left of xray...my right side.
>jaysonthestumps.blogspot.com
>Hebrew, Greek, and more similar resources on ILP
Spiritual: a set of neurological processes dealing with value placement, empathy, and sympathy through the associative truncation of relative identity, and which has reached a value set capable of being described as reverent to the individual, and from which existential experience and reflection is capable explicitly.
>Hebrew, Greek, and more similar resources on ILP
Spiritual: a set of neurological processes dealing with value placement, empathy, and sympathy through the associative truncation of relative identity, and which has reached a value set capable of being described as reverent to the individual, and from which existential experience and reflection is capable explicitly.
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Re: Religion Forum Announcements
by Jayson » Sat Apr 30, 2011 4:44 am
>jaysonthestumps.blogspot.com
>Hebrew, Greek, and more similar resources on ILP
Spiritual: a set of neurological processes dealing with value placement, empathy, and sympathy through the associative truncation of relative identity, and which has reached a value set capable of being described as reverent to the individual, and from which existential experience and reflection is capable explicitly.
>Hebrew, Greek, and more similar resources on ILP
Spiritual: a set of neurological processes dealing with value placement, empathy, and sympathy through the associative truncation of relative identity, and which has reached a value set capable of being described as reverent to the individual, and from which existential experience and reflection is capable explicitly.
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Re: Religion Forum Announcements
by Jayson » Mon Sep 19, 2011 7:26 pm
First offense is the first warning, second offense is the second warning.
This section has been adjusted to make it more clear:
First offense is the first warning, second offense is the second warning; within the same post or not.
This was done because rule violations will now be enforced regularly per individual violation instead of gracing a group of violations in one post as one violation, as I have softly been doing.
This means a simple basic suggestion: Don't violate the rules.
>jaysonthestumps.blogspot.com
>Hebrew, Greek, and more similar resources on ILP
Spiritual: a set of neurological processes dealing with value placement, empathy, and sympathy through the associative truncation of relative identity, and which has reached a value set capable of being described as reverent to the individual, and from which existential experience and reflection is capable explicitly.
>Hebrew, Greek, and more similar resources on ILP
Spiritual: a set of neurological processes dealing with value placement, empathy, and sympathy through the associative truncation of relative identity, and which has reached a value set capable of being described as reverent to the individual, and from which existential experience and reflection is capable explicitly.
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Re: Religion Forum Announcements
by joekoba » Sat Oct 15, 2011 6:26 am
Lovely pic indeed sir, i think i tossed up something I ate years ago
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Re: Religion and Spirituality Forum Announcements
by felix dakat » Sun Dec 16, 2012 1:59 am
New Name: Religion and Spirituality.
The purpose of my life would seem to be to express the truth as I discover it, but in such a manner that it is completely devoid of authority. By having no authority, by being seen by all as utterly unreliable, I express the truth and put everyone in a contradictory position where they can only save themselves by making the truth their own.
Soren Kierkegaard– Journals, 432
Soren Kierkegaard– Journals, 432
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Re: Religion & Sprituality Forum Announcements
by felix dakat » Wed Feb 12, 2014 8:20 pm
On 12/17/13 I informed the ILP administrator that I was preparing for occupational and personal changes that I expected to keep me very busy throughout next year. I anticipated that I would not be able to keep up with moderator responsibilities under the circumstances. Therefore, I submitted my resignation. I offered to keep up with moderator responsibilities as well as time permitted until a replacement was found. Indeed, the changes in my situation have prevented me from keeping up with the R&S Forum as much as I think the job requires. Nevertheless, a new moderator has not yet been named. Consequently, in addition to me checking in to catch up with moderating responsibilities when time permits, other staff members may assist by intervening from time to time until a new moderator is selected. I enjoyed my time as moderator. Thanks to you all for participating in discussions during my tenure. I plan to continue to participate on ILP as a regular member when I have the time.
The purpose of my life would seem to be to express the truth as I discover it, but in such a manner that it is completely devoid of authority. By having no authority, by being seen by all as utterly unreliable, I express the truth and put everyone in a contradictory position where they can only save themselves by making the truth their own.
Soren Kierkegaard– Journals, 432
Soren Kierkegaard– Journals, 432
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Re: Religion & Sprituality Forum Announcements
by Ierrellus » Thu Feb 13, 2014 3:34 pm
I will be sad to see you go, Felix. Maybe you will post now and then. Since your absence, the religious forum seems to have deteriorated.
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I admit I'm an asshole. Now, can we get back to the conversation?
From the mad poet of McKinley Ave.
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Re: Religion & Sprituality Forum Announcements
by anon » Fri Feb 14, 2014 12:38 am
Hope you stick around, Felix. I enjoy your contributions.
"Distraction is the only thing that consoles us for our miseries, and yet it is itself the greatest of our miseries." - Blaise Pascal
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"To a fly that likes the smell of putrid / Meat the fragrance of sandalwood is foul. / Beings who discard Nirvana / Covet coarse Samsara's realm." - Saraha
"The bombs we plant in each other are ticking away." - Edward Yang
"To a fly that likes the smell of putrid / Meat the fragrance of sandalwood is foul. / Beings who discard Nirvana / Covet coarse Samsara's realm." - Saraha
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Re: Religion & Sprituality Forum Announcements
by felix dakat » Sat Feb 22, 2014 7:42 pm
Thanks Ierrellus, anon. I plan to continue participation when I have the time. As it is now, I pop in when I have a chance and do moderating chores. I saw evidence that another staff person moderated a thread. So it is not being completely neglected. If anyone spots something that they think requires moderating, please report it and I'll look into it ASAP. It could all be kind of wiki-moderating if enough participate.
The purpose of my life would seem to be to express the truth as I discover it, but in such a manner that it is completely devoid of authority. By having no authority, by being seen by all as utterly unreliable, I express the truth and put everyone in a contradictory position where they can only save themselves by making the truth their own.
Soren Kierkegaard– Journals, 432
Soren Kierkegaard– Journals, 432
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