Kaiser32

What are the title and artist for the song that starts off

"It's monday morning and I would kill for the chance to drive. Get so far away from here with you my dear..."

and in the chorus has "miles away and I wish she didn't mean so much to me. To be a monument for the rest of them..."

Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Jesus claimed to be the son of god, but he also said we are all children of god. What are your thoughts.

Whatever he claimed I do not believe he was god, just asking your thoughts.

The bible contains the word hell, which was the name of the norse goddess of the underworld. Hell was not originally part of chirstianity. Originally the bible contained, in the Old Testament, Sheol, which is the hebrew word for the Grave, and in the New Testament, Geheena. Geheena was a landfill outside Jerusalem where the city's trash, and the bodies of executed criminals were burned. Thus the stories of the flames of hell filled with the damned. Before you answer, please take a look at this site: http://www.what-the-hell-is-hell.com/

We think she might be schitzophrenic, but are not sure. She used to be extremely quiet and has been for as long as I've know her until last week. She became very loud and talks to herself. She laughs uncontrollably and talks to people who aren't there. She has giant emotional swings and goes from uncontrollable laughing to crying. She always wears at least 2 skirts and 3 usually 4 shirts. Yesterday she snapped her glasses and threw them away and laughed. Then she started playing with the light switches and talking about random things and often incoherently. She has obsessions with the number 3 and always being in the middle. Does this sound like typical schitzophrenic behavior? She blurts out strange things and has everyone around her worried. She wanders around a lot and often disappears and comes back with wet hair. She will take about 30 car ads and go sit on them outside and throw everything out of her purse and stare at the empty purse. This is not normal.

Is it right, or even legal in the U.S., to force your 16 year old son to go to church when its very clear he doesn't want to.

Being in that position, I say no. The constitution gurantees me the freedom to practice (or not) any religion I choose. How then can I get out of being forced to participate in a religion I clearly don't believe in?

Is anyone here a pantheist or spinozist?(like einstein and sagan and gorbachev?)