But since the female is not the source, she is helpless and lost without the male. Likewise the male is alone and has no means of expression without the female (see 1 Cor 11:11). The two aspects are incomplete without one another.
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I am Vinz, Vinz Clortho, Keymaster of Gozer. Volguus Zildrohar, Lord of the Sebouillia. Are you the Gatekeeper?
I am not an aspect. I am a person. An individual.
Load of pseudo-mystical crap.
@ Ivurm
Actually, I can easily piss while standing, which is not something women can normally do. And I can't bear a child.
@ nazani14
To be fair, a lot of the more moderate pagan stuff actually isn't nearly this bad, and is much more liberal and flexible than this dipshit presents it.
Eclectic study especially allows you to create your own philosophy and viewpoints.
....she is helpless and lost without the male.
ORLY?!....[IMG]http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f226/SpukiKitty/Spiritual%20and%20Religious/KalikaFury_zps4d5d2753.jpg[/IMG]
That said, Men & Women are EQUAL! DEAL WITH IT!
ANECDOTE FROM MY YOUTH: I used to think he was saying "Vince Gortho". It wasn't until I was surfin' the internet later on that I learned the truth. I've been hearing/spelling/pronouncing that name wrong for years!
During a camping trip back in 1991, we had a running gag of spoof names based on "Vince Gortho". My uncle was in charge of the camp fire ('Vince Gortho' The Keeper of the Flame!') and it snowballed from there. My cousin was dubbed "Victor Coleman" (he fetched the water), my sister became "Lotso Clotheso" (self-explanatory) and I became "Bigo Moutho" (ditto). I can't remember if we had stupid names for my parents. We were weird.
CtrlAltDel Washbrain here would have an aneurysm if he watched the anime series "Vandread".
@SpukiKitty
Use of Kali. Your argument is valid .
Looking at the end of "Equestria Girls: Friendship Games", one wonders...:
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...if perhaps those at DHX were inspired by the Hindu Goddess of Destruction ?!
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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