Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;
United States Constitution, Amendment I
As in, the government won't PICK one and make it the one we all abide by.
DJHJD
Friday, December 14, 2007
Monday, December 10, 2007
Monday, Monday ver. 1981.01
First, some linkage. Most educated people are aware that the bible is horribly inconsistent, internally conflicted and sometimes irreconcilably so - sort of like Hillary Clinton's messages - but, rarely do we see something that clearly points out just how bad it gets. I mean, Chapters 1 & 2?
The other day, my new fabulous friend Jillian was in the office and asked me a question about big fag homos who dress and behave in overt ways in public and .. that lead to a BIG conversation about sexuality, which I said was a complex interaction of self-identity, choice and genetics. And, here we have this fabulous discussion of exactly that. Brian says she's wrong for the most part, but correct about point #2. His thoughts "But most geneticists would say she's wrong, in that genetic coding isn't just a series of light switches that turn on and off. Genetic coding is fairly subtle. It's more like millions of little microswitches that, when taken as a whole, help determine the thought processes that dictate how a person responds to a situation." Which is just like my thought that it's just WAY complex, and rather individualized. Brian also points out that Dr. Ruth still says there's no such thing as a bisexual man. How does that explain .. ? What does that mean, exactly?
I was right; the front motor mount is again broken.
Phaeton hope springs eternal; this morning, someone posts that they have figured out how to replace the OnStar module with the new Tuareg Bluetooth module so that one's mobile device will work with the Phaeton's infotainment system. And, the guy in Chicago who's selling his 05 V8 Phaeton 4 seat in luxury black heliochrome with walnut wood.. he'll be posting pictures here shortly.
I need to get my act on the road.
The other day, my new fabulous friend Jillian was in the office and asked me a question about big fag homos who dress and behave in overt ways in public and .. that lead to a BIG conversation about sexuality, which I said was a complex interaction of self-identity, choice and genetics. And, here we have this fabulous discussion of exactly that. Brian says she's wrong for the most part, but correct about point #2. His thoughts "But most geneticists would say she's wrong, in that genetic coding isn't just a series of light switches that turn on and off. Genetic coding is fairly subtle. It's more like millions of little microswitches that, when taken as a whole, help determine the thought processes that dictate how a person responds to a situation." Which is just like my thought that it's just WAY complex, and rather individualized. Brian also points out that Dr. Ruth still says there's no such thing as a bisexual man. How does that explain .. ? What does that mean, exactly?
I was right; the front motor mount is again broken.
Phaeton hope springs eternal; this morning, someone posts that they have figured out how to replace the OnStar module with the new Tuareg Bluetooth module so that one's mobile device will work with the Phaeton's infotainment system. And, the guy in Chicago who's selling his 05 V8 Phaeton 4 seat in luxury black heliochrome with walnut wood.. he'll be posting pictures here shortly.
I need to get my act on the road.
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