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Why is it that all the “believers” always attribute the “good” to god (in whatever form) and all the “bad” to something else. Just demonstrates the nonsense of it all. We’re (all humankind) are never going to make it. Just look at the mess we have made so far. Don’t you think its time we believed in something else?
Oh, Sooky, the Christains don’t believe that dogs have souls, (or any critters for that matter, imagin an aftrelife w/o dogs or cats or bunnies, birds etc). Them some scary folks..!
When I was a puppy and my grendma died, my mommy told me that us dogs have our own afterlife…
Up here, old people say cats and dogs, but mostly cats, feel death coming. If somebody is healthy but about to die in…lets say a car crash, a cat feels it and won’t come anywhere near that person for day or two before he dies.
Old legends, who knows?
However, I do think that animals are more than bodies if we really look at them. They have a memory, they all have their own personalities. Some of their aspects are sharper than ours, some are not. There are certainly not “human”, not exacly “like us”, but there is more to them than we think.
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HUMPHRIES
said,
11 months ago
(silence)
oldlegodad
said,
11 months ago
Shiiiii, Humpheries is sleeping.Do not wake him. Silence is good.
claudermilk said, 11 months ago
Must have missed the sarcasm.
HUMPHRIES
said,
11 months ago
Old, you were too loud. Repeat SIELENCE
acellist
said,
11 months ago
EEASY for you to say…
Trogon2 said, 11 months ago
Why is it that all the “believers” always attribute the “good” to god (in whatever form) and all the “bad” to something else. Just demonstrates the nonsense of it all. We’re (all humankind) are never going to make it. Just look at the mess we have made so far. Don’t you think its time we believed in something else?
HUMPHRIES
said,
11 months ago
Trogon … why fault the message because of the abuses of the heralders? Each individual should seek an inner peace, regardless of others opinions.
Corosive Frog said, 11 months ago
Sooky Rottweiler says;
I just don’t get it! Why no dog in the nativity scene? The sheperds certainly had cattle dogs back then.
blood-soaked-ferret said, 11 months ago
Oh, Sooky, the Christains don’t believe that dogs have souls, (or any critters for that matter, imagin an aftrelife w/o dogs or cats or bunnies, birds etc). Them some scary folks..!
HUMPHRIES
said,
11 months ago
b.s.f, yup alot of self appointed authorities in this ole world.
Corosive Frog said, 10 months ago
Sooky Rottweiler says;
When I was a puppy and my grendma died, my mommy told me that us dogs have our own afterlife…
Up here, old people say cats and dogs, but mostly cats, feel death coming. If somebody is healthy but about to die in…lets say a car crash, a cat feels it and won’t come anywhere near that person for day or two before he dies.
Old legends, who knows?
However, I do think that animals are more than bodies if we really look at them. They have a memory, they all have their own personalities. Some of their aspects are sharper than ours, some are not. There are certainly not “human”, not exacly “like us”, but there is more to them than we think.