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Charles Beebe of Los Angeles posted an update in the Beta Testing group
Beta Testing – BUGS December 21, 2016 @ 3:59 pmAttempting to replicate user location bug
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Charles Beebe of Los Angeles posted an update in the Beta Testing group
Beta Testing – TEXT CHANGES December 21, 2016 @ 3:37 pmGoogle NewsComprehensive, up-to-date news coverage, aggregated from sources all over the world by Google News.-
Charles Beebe replied
This worked from an iPhone, although it had a delay in displaying the link…I added it without the preview showing up. It displayed properly after posting.
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Charles Beebe of Los Angeles posted an update in the Beta Testing group
Beta Testing – TEXT CHANGES December 21, 2016 @ 3:33 pmTest link from iPad
Imagine One Wisdom Religion | Theosophy WatchTHERE was, during the youth of mankind, one language, one knowledge, one universal religion. There were no churches, no creeds or sects, but every man was a priest unto himself. No… -
of Macomb, Michigan created the international Health & Wellness group
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of Macomb, Michigan created the international Meditation group
Guided Meditation December 21, 2016 @ 11:57 am -
of Macomb, Michigan created the international Fun & Entertainment group
Fun Memes December 21, 2016 @ 11:50 am -
of Macomb, Michigan created the international Books & Reading group
Pantheism Book Club December 21, 2016 @ 11:40 am-
Anna de Omnia replied
Im wondering if you get a ‘notification’ of some sort, like facebook, when i comment on your post. Please let me know 🙂
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Charles Beebe replied
Thanks for the question! I did and do, @anna_lowell! 🙂 Also, like Twitter and FB, putting an @ symbol in front of a username (a ‘mention’) is another way to notify another user of a message. That’s useful if you’re starting a new thread, as opposed to responding to a previous comment, like this. In the latter case, you get notified regardless of…[Read more]
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posted an update December 20, 2016 @ 6:38 pm
Pantheism group discussion…
Pantheism Public Group | FacebookPantheism has 13,248 members. This is the most active Pantheism discussion board on the internet.“Pantheism essentially involves two assertions: that…
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wrote a new post, Finding my religion… December 12, 2016 @ 2:59 pm
I originally wrote this in response to seeing this quote by Thomas Merton posted in group I belong to. I had commented earlier, to effect, that five years wasn’t enough for me. I decided to elaborate in a later c […]
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Mike Dobler replied
Makes a little sense.
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Mike Dobler replied
For me.. it would be 10 years ago!
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wrote a new post, Vatican Forbids Scattering or Preserving Dead Ashes to ‘Avoid Pantheism’ December 9, 2016 @ 12:25 am
The largest Christian church on the planet with over one billion members, The Roman Catholic Church, issued detailed instructions on burying the dead earlier this year. The instructions warn against, “every […]
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Christian Czarnowsky replied
Hmm… Not really feeling “God’s Love” on this one…. 😉
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posted an update December 8, 2016 @ 11:53 pm
I just realized that we are (society is) entering a manic phase. If you’ve ever read or heard of ‘Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds,’ you’ll know that widespread communal delusion is common in the human animal. Except this is no Dutch Tulip Craze affecting just Europe–this mania is now global. We are entering a period…[Read more]
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Perry Rod of Las Vegas posted an update in the Beta Testing group
Beta Testing – BUGS December 8, 2016 @ 8:25 pmSlashes appearing in posted text (on mobile)
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Charles Beebe replied
Those are escape marks, which the interpreter should be using internally to distinguish between quote marks in a string and quote marks as part of code–except obviously, it’s not working right. This is definitely a curious bug.
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Charles Beebe replied
I have just tested this on an iPad, iPhone and Desktop. Can’t replicate it yet. It may have been corrected in an update.
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Perry Rod of Las Vegas posted an update in the Beta Testing group
Beta Testing – IMPROVEMENTS December 8, 2016 @ 8:21 pmVery small input box on the phone
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posted an update December 8, 2016 @ 4:00 pm
Here is one of my very first YouTube videos I made to express my pantheistic views, which most pantheists seem to really like.
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Monotheism, Trinity theism and polytheism cast humanity as childlike, with a Heavenly Father, Mother, or Group of Gods periodically observing our actions. As God’s children, we are prone to making mistakes. This […]
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of Macomb, Michigan created the international Philosophical Discussions group
The ’God’ Word October 24, 2016 @ 12:31 pm-
Chad Pauler replied
Omg i live in midland what a strange coincidence. Thank you charles
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Charles Beebe replied
Hmmm…sorry, Chad, that is a bug. I assume you saw “Charles Beebe of Midland, Michigan” when you clicked “See Local” in the Social feed, right? I think some of the older posts on here (when I was building the site) had an error that caused it to repeat whatever city YOU put in, showing it for other people’s locations. So unfortunately, it’s not a…[Read more]
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of Macomb, Michigan created the international Political Discussion group
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wrote a new post, Creationist Author Claims Adolf Hitler was a Pantheist in a New Book October 19, 2016 @ 2:46 pm
Richard Weikart, professor of history at California State University, Stanislaus, has penned a new book about Adolf Hitler, claiming, among other things, that Hitler was a pantheist. The book summary:
“Adolf H […]
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Perry Rod replied
Thank you for your reply, Richard. I have not read your book nor am I an academic on the subject of Adolf Hitler. However, the contents of my article are accurate. You and your benefactors are proponents and activists of an idea – namely, creationism – that is considered pseudoscience by the scientific community. How can you be a credible teacher of history when you deny the evolutionary history of humanity and the planet?
I have also looked at some of these authors you mentioned and they share your passion for trying to link Hitler’s pursuits with Darwinism, “nature mysticism,” etc. – and they receive similar criticisms as you have. It’s especially fitting that you highlight the authority of a 1937 Pope for “accusing” Nazism of pantheism. It’s 2016, sir, and far fewer people believe that the Pope is any kind of credible authority regarding philosophical or academic categories of theology. Only a few like yourself carry along the ancient backward tradition of using pantheism as a pejorative term.
My guess in regards to your book is you cherry pick Hitler’s ramblings about God and due to your own clear lack of scientific sophistication, you likely confuse a wartime dictator’s appreciation for science as evidence of “pantheism”. But feel free to send me a copy and I’ll take a look. I certainly cannot bring myself to purchase something funded by an institution in favor of brainwashing and making our children less informed.
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Perry Rod replied
Thanks for the correction regarding funding. I have updated the article to reflect that it was funded by the California public university (which is pretty shocking, frankly).
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Perry Rod replied
Yes, it is shocking and disappointing that a California public institution provides research and writing funding (and tenure) for someone involved in a radical activist group aiming to brainwash public school children with anti-evolution, anti-science nonsense.
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Paul Harrison replied
Perry, every spirituality/religion has its black sheep.
If you read Hitler’s Table talk – recorded by Martin Borman – for October 14th and 24th, 1941, it is very hard indeed not to come away with the idea that he was a pantheist. He was also a vegetarian and an animal lover.
He was also a ruthless tyrant, mass murderer and crazed racist who wrecked most of Europe and caused the death or displacement of 100s of millions of people.
As to his use or rather misuse of Darwin, “social Darwinism” was extremely popular among many right wing but also many liberal intellectuals in the second half of the 19th century.
All social Darwinists say basically that Nature weeds out the unfit (which is true) and selects the fit.
They go on to point out that humans, by taking care of the sick and handicapped, have put natural selection in abeyance. Which is also true.The key step is when they say that society should bring back natural selection and sterilize or even exterminate unfit humans.
That is a non sequitur. It is not a scientific conclusion that follows from Darwinism. It is a political judgment.Today most people in Western countries (except the USA) accept the theory of evolution
but they do not accept that society should reintroduce natural selection.Therefore Creationists cannot point to eugenics and Hitler to prove that Darwinism is undesirable or wrong.
Darwinism thrives today, but no-one is suggesting we should kill or sterilize the weak and handicapped.Not can anyone point to Hitler to show that pantheism is wrong.
He’s just one of our bad sheep, like Stalin or Pol Pot for atheism or Torquemada and the Borgias for Christianity.Paul
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wrote a new post, New Book of Articles About Pandeism Released October 19, 2016 @ 2:00 pm
A person who calls himself, “Knujon Mapson” (spelled backwards, “no spam, no junk”) organized a successful Kickstarter.com campaign with 100 backers (including many in the pantheism community) for a proposed book […]
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posted an update October 12, 2016 @ 12:34 am
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