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Please feel free to elaborate.

I know its impossible to describe, and can only be experienced.

However, if you had to, how would you describe it?

I can play the Praeludium BWV 846 by Bach well enough, but I found the inventions a little difficult and taking too long to learn. Would notebook for Anna Magdalena be a good place to start?

I find it so much easier to associate spiritual thoughts with music rather than words. Why is this so?

I just saw one and it freaked me out for a moment. Why does this happen?

I am told often, I have no ambition, and that I'm going nowhere.

Is this really a bad thing?

Why not separate myself from the competition and rigors of the mundane life in favor of spiritual peace?

Some Christians say that atheists point out symbolic verses and use them out of context. Some Christians claim that the Bible is literally true. I'm confused. Can each Christian interpret the Bible the way they understand it?

I am looking for just the orchestra part without piano. Audio file will do. Anybody have any links? I don't mind buying it.

I am referring of course, to the "creation of Adam" in the Sistine chapel. He's painted an anatomically accurate brain with God inside it.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/1/1f/Crea...

Has a plan.

Gives people free will.

Doesn't like what people do with their free will.

Gets pissed off.

Goes on a rampage, floods, destruction of cities, etc.

Sends his only son to Earth.

Has his son killed because someone got tricked into doing something.

Is he a really bad planner?

Why do so many Christians have trouble considering it?

How to get past vanity?

I know it means song like, but how exactly does one do this?

Also, I can't seem to make out the difference of when someone is playing a piece in cantabile or, say, Affettuoso or Sostenuto.

Help?

"Brooding on objects of senses, man develops attachment. From attachment comes desire. From desire springs forth anger.

From anger comes delusion, from delusion, confused memory, from confused memory, the ruin of reason, and with the ruin of reason, he perishes."

Bhagavad Gita Chapter 2 Verse 62-63

I recently heard the Piano Concerto in G major and Miroirs, and I really enjoyed them.

Which other pieces do you like?

When they need no proof to worship their own deities?

Why should atheists need proof of lack of a deity in order to "disbelieve"? If it was proved that there are no gods, the word atheism would be meaningless, since "lack of belief in gods" would be replaced by "knowledge of lack of gods".

Since when was knowing scientific principles like quantum physics a prerequisite to "Not believing in gods" ?

"Atheists: how do you explain x about quantum physics ?"

"Atheists: How do black holes work? "

Wouldn't a physics book provide more accurate answers rather than an atheist?