angel beliefs
55 percent of Americans have convinced themselves they've been protected by angels
Kinda-suprisingly, only 66 percent of evangelical Christians believe that, but on the other hand, 20 percent of atheists believe it. [Ed.: Those numbers seem high, but they're surely not as high as the number who have convinced themselves that some amorphous, devilish force is screwing them over]. USA Today
Kinda-suprisingly, only 66 percent of evangelical Christians believe that, but on the other hand, 20 percent of atheists believe it. [Ed.: Those numbers seem high, but they're surely not as high as the number who have convinced themselves that some amorphous, devilish force is screwing them over]. USA Today
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I've been touched by an angel. Actually, he pronounced it An-hel...
Posted by KW in Dallas, TX on 09/19/08 at 11:40 AM
I got touched by a guy named Angel, once. Is that the same thing?
Posted by kingmonkey in Athens, Ontario on 09/19/08 at 11:57 AM
Hmmm, let's see: Chuck is An, Alex is Un, Paul is Si. An for "an excellent fellow." Un for "the UnCola." And Si for "Si, senor!'
Or something like that....
Or something like that....
Posted by Paul on 09/19/08 at 04:37 PM
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anansi
Is it ironic that a person trying to bring the word of God uses a name which is virtually homophonous with African mythology? Or is that a coincidence? I sometimes can't tell the difference.
Is it ironic that a person trying to bring the word of God uses a name which is virtually homophonous with African mythology? Or is that a coincidence? I sometimes can't tell the difference.
Posted by kingmonkey in Athens, Ontario on 09/22/08 at 03:04 PM
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