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"Without Black Sabbath there never would have been an Ozzy, and without Ozzy there never would have been a Black Sabbath"
"If there ever was a band whose voice is so significant and distinct, that band is Black Sabbath and the voice is Ozzy Osbourne"
________Sabbath Forever, Forever Sabbath!______OzzyIsDio_ (YoY)
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Originally posted by Sicko FanAtic View PostOccasionally people avoid directly insulting other people by using thinly veiled aphorisms that are tangentially related to their true thoughts."Without Black Sabbath there never would have been an Ozzy, and without Ozzy there never would have been a Black Sabbath"
"If there ever was a band whose voice is so significant and distinct, that band is Black Sabbath and the voice is Ozzy Osbourne"
________Sabbath Forever, Forever Sabbath!______OzzyIsDio_ (YoY)
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Originally posted by Spiralarchitectx1 View PostWhere does a still born baby go?
Heaven or hell?
No chance to develop a personality to send him to either I guess
Then will he be as an adult or foetus when he arrives there?
This is similar to the concept of stillbirth, but, I'm wondering where aborted babies go. Do they bury or cremate them, or do they just dispose of them? It's kind of disturbing to think about. I saw a bunch of graphic pictures of aborted babies. I don't know where babies go spiritually. I believe in spirits, not a god, but spirits and energies.
If the baby is just an embryo when he dies, (by the way, Embryo is a really underrated Sabbath song, I guess because it's so short), then, back to the main topic, the he may or not have some sort of spiritual energy.
Now, a fetus a a few weeks from birth may have some form of spirit, but probably not as strong as one of an adult.
I'm not talking about "souls," I'm just talking about life energy of some point.
Conciousness may be related to this force.
Another cause of consciousness may be the sheer complexity of the human brain. There is so much signalling coming on, that, it could create a spirit. I don't believe in Heaven or Hell, but I believe in something, whether it's a void, reincarnation, or, yes, Hell. I know I said I didn't believe in it, but that's in a Christian sense. I'm talking about more of a Pagan idea of an afterlife.You tried to suppress me
But nothing holds me down
Just when you think you're happy
I come around
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Originally posted by Sicko FanAtic View PostAll good, I was just spouting off a random thought.
I guess its just me venting these random thoughts to alleviate the tensions and pressure of daily work life."Without Black Sabbath there never would have been an Ozzy, and without Ozzy there never would have been a Black Sabbath"
"If there ever was a band whose voice is so significant and distinct, that band is Black Sabbath and the voice is Ozzy Osbourne"
________Sabbath Forever, Forever Sabbath!______OzzyIsDio_ (YoY)
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Originally posted by Spiralarchitectx1 View PostWhere does a still born baby go?
Heaven or hell?
No chance to develop a personality to send him to either I guess
Then will he be as an adult or foetus when he arrives there?), according to the Church's teachings (note: not Christian), due to the concept if Original Sin, anything un-baptized would go to hell...
95% of everything i say is pure bullshit just for the fun of it. The other 95% is damn serious!Til įrs ok frišar ok forn sišr
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Originally posted by Billy Underdog View PostAssuming there IS an afterlife (which ofcourse there isn't), according to the Church's teachings (note: not Christian), due to the concept if Original Sin, anything un-baptized would go to hell...
"Limbo was never a definite doctrine of the Catholic Church. It was kind of a theological theory having to do with the fate of the unbaptized," Father Colacino said.
The notion of limbo was developed when early theologians attempted to come to grips with the Gospel of John, which basically said anyone not born of water in the Holy Spirit could not enter the kingdom of heaven, Father Hart said.
- See more at: http://www.catholiccourier.com/in-de....YRH9eWuR.dpufYou bought and sold me with your lying words.Phil, your head's all full of lice!
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Originally posted by Billy Underdog View Post^^^ Yup, limbo is another one of those unnecessary (false?) afterthoughts...
I'd personally rather go to Hell, if it is real.
What Hell might look like:
Satan
Cold fire
Ice
Metal
Black metal
Corpse paint
If Hell is where the fun people go, then shouldn't it be fun like that.
Heaven:
Clouds
Angels
Golden streets
I think I might just want to die when I get older, though.You tried to suppress me
But nothing holds me down
Just when you think you're happy
I come around
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Originally posted by Iron Wizard View PostIsn't Limbo waiting to go to Hell or Heaven?). If you've been so evil you'll go to hell, you'll go straight to hell, you can't keep away from the punishment by staying in limbo. Otherwise, where's the scaremongering propaganda..?
95% of everything i say is pure bullshit just for the fun of it. The other 95% is damn serious!Til įrs ok frišar ok forn sišr
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Can any event truly be called "random"? A twenty sided die, weighted perfectly, gives you a 5% chance for each number (ideally). But the number that comes out actually has a 100% chance, based on the way the dice is thrown, what angle it starts at, the friction of the rolling surface, air resistance, force of the throw, probably countless other factors. An inability to calculate all of the factors does not mean that the roll is up to "chance".
The quotes are there because it may depend on how chance is defined. Maybe any event that is impossible to predict to a certain baseline percentage of accuracy (maybe 75% or some other arbitrary number), simply because there are too many factors to consider, is called chance?You bought and sold me with your lying words.Phil, your head's all full of lice!
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