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The Amalgamation of the Bodies of Truth |
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by David Arthur Johnston
Email: Hatrackman (nospam) Yahoo.com (unverified!) |
22 Jun 2002
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babylonicide |
to be divine is to be dedicated to truth
if any church is to find redemption it must completely
no longer be dictated to by capitalism--- and the only
rule ever posted to read 'love'
it is the responsibility of the servants of God to be
perpetually inclusive- for it is in being welcoming
that the truth of God will be seen
it is our responsibility to suggest truth and, in
humility, dedicate ourselves to the articulation of
God's will- which is freedom and love
teach God through the giving of self, first and always
remember that there is no mystery in divinity
give the people a place to stay, without having to
sign anything, for however long they choose and you
will gain their trust- give the people knowledge of
true freedom and they will come to know why we are
referred to as 'being in God's image'... let
inspiration riegn
the highest discipline is forgivness
to master forgiveness one must master empathy- because
it is through empathy that we find that there are no
enemies (only children that don't know better)
we are all to be as Christ- know this as true
know that there are no countries
know that it is better to be homeless than angry
don't be afraid
... and also know that the cows forgive- because, like
us, they are God too--- it is the long hard road, but
keep in mind that we have all the time in the world if
our intent is good
STUBBORNESS IS NOT A VIRTUE
I speak knowing I am God
I speak knowing that I am the source of honour
judge me, but judge me true- I claim to be divine- the
onnis(sp?) is on you to deduce divinity
there is only one commandment- love; love until the
shell ceases, without fear or anger, being most
productive towards happiness until you can vibrate no
longer
and stuff...,
me,
David Arthur Johnston |
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http://home.talkcity.com/route66/hatrackman
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