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There's an an Island in the Indian Ocean called North Sentinel Island and it has a tribe of Sentinelese people that are some of the last people ever to contacted by modern civilisation.

They kill anyone foreigners that try and visit the island.

Since they had no opportunity to learn the teachings of Jesus Christ, do they still go to hell?

Monterey Jack is as dull as my Aunt Barbara and American cheese singles are the cheese equivalent of a cheap little hoe. Cheddar, Red Leister, Stilton... Ugh... I inhale them.

Was your independence worth losing England's famed cheeseboard?

I'm trying to gain a deeper understanding of the Nativity particularly the history of St Joseph. Obviously, reading the bible is a good place to start. Are there any other resources that people can recommend. Any help will be very appreciated. :)

How do you think you would try to chat you up?

This question of course excludes any one Christian living a morally pure life, because of course, you don't have a sense of humor.

The Circles are as follows:

Pre-first circle: Did nothing with your life. (Chasing a flag forever)

First Circle- Limbo: Didn't accept Jesus as your savior but lived a morally pure life. (Sitting about not seeing god ever)

Second Circle: Lust. (Being blown about in the dark)

Third Circle: Gluttony. (Being hailed on and tied to the ground)

Fourth Circle: Greed (I forget what happens here but it's bad possibly you get whipped.

Fifth Circle- The Stygian Lake: Anger (In a lake constantly drowning clawing for the surface)

Sixth Circle- The City of Dis: Being a Heretic (Being burnt alive in a tomb forever)

seventh: Violence (The worst of the Seven)

If you went to Hell where would you be and why?

This question of course excludes any one Christian living a morally pure life, because of course, you don't have a sense of humor.

The Circles are as follows:

Pre-first circle: Did nothing with your life. (Chasing a flag forever)

First Circle- Limbo: Didn't accept Jesus as your savior but lived a morally pure life. (Sitting about not seeing god ever)

Second Circle: Lust. (Being blown about in the dark)

Third Circle: Gluttony. (Being hailed on and tied to the ground)

Fourth Circle: Greed (I forget what happens here but it's bad possibly you get whipped.

Fifth Circle- The Stygian Lake: Anger (In a lake constantly drowning clawing for the surface)

Sixth Circle- The City of Dis: Being a Heretic (Being burnt alive in a tomb forever)

seventh: Violence (The worst of the Seven)

If you went to Hell where would you be and why?

For a hypothetical scenario, lets say you die and go to heaven and God says you can ask any question and you decide to ask: "how many people have thought of me whilst masturbating?". Would be disappointed if God was like "Not a single person".

Do you find the idea of people thinking of you in that moment of carnal, solitary indulgence flattering or just plain disgusting?

Just a conversation I had today, thought I'd share it.

Descartes said this. But that's not important. The funniest answer will get ten points from me.

Lots of Love from the Vatican,

xxx

Inquisitors were given full absolution by the catholic church for the torture and murder of heretics.

The reason an Inquisitor could kill a heretic without breaking the commandant "Thou shalt not kill" is because to commit heretical acts was considered an act of spiritual suicide.

At the time it was heretical for women to wear trousers and for the bible to be spoken and read in any language but Latin.

Bare in mind that the the inquisiton officially ended in the 19th and 20th century.

This is not me preaching. I just wondered what your opinion on this more cruel piece of Christian history is.

It would still fell, till the day it fell still;

continuing to fine till not fine.

I wrote out its will, without right, without will

not to mire itself to the Mire.

I'm writing something at the moment and I need to do my research into to Stockholm Syndrome, I've never studied psychology so I'm a bit naive about where to start. I wondered if anyone knew of any online archives or any resources I could use to do my research. It doesn't have to be online, books and/or text books would also help.

I don't quite know what I'm looking for but maybe some documentation of a real experience or also some of the psychology behind it.

Thank you xx

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