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SABBATARIAN: someone who rigidly keeps the SABBATH. The term is usually applied to CHRISTIANS who argue that Sunday should be observed as a SACRED day.

SABBATH: the SACRED day requiring a complete cessation from all work in JUDAISM (both ANCIENT and MODERN) commanded by GOD in Genesis 2:2-3 and seen as part of God's COVENANT with the people of ISRAEL.

In CHRISTIANITY the Sabbath became SUNDAY which was to commemorate the RESURRECTION of CHRIST.

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Success, whether measured in business, family or love, is often determined by the "right" attitude. Unfortunately, maintaining that proper frame of mind, a positive attitude, isn't always easy. Sometimes, in spite of our best efforts, Life just seems intent on bringing us down. We should emerge out of that with more mental balance

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All of us belong to a greater whole, and whether you call it society or civilization or country, it has a deep and profound impact on our lives. Some seek to escape it. Some to embrace it. All of us, though, should seek to understand it.

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MACAULAY, Thomas Babington (1800-1859): perhaps the greatest English literary historian of the nineteenth century who served the British East India Company in India where he urged educational REFORMS based on the English model ...

MACAULAY, Zachary (1768-1838): Scottish ANGLICAN LAY-MAN who devoted his life to the abolition of slavery and Father of the historian Thomas Babington MACAULAY ...

MACHIAVELLI, Niccolo (1469-1527): Italian political philosopher whose work The Prince (1513) marks the beginning of modern political thought devoid of religious influences ...

MACLAINE, Shirley (1935-): popular actress and film star turned MYSTIC. In many ways she is the Madame BLAVATSKY of the late twentieth century, interpreting distorted FORMS of YOGIC RELIGIONS to a mass audience using very Western ideas.

MADHVA (1197-1276): Indian philosopher and chief exponent of the Dvaita school of VEDNTA DUALISM. Stories about his life involving MIRACLES appear to reflect the influence of the CHRISTIAN Gospel. His followers regarded him as the true mediator between GOD and man.

MAGI: they appear to have been a group--or tribe--of Persian PRIESTS and OCCULTISTS who probably embraced ZOROASTRIANISM.

MAGIC: the production of effects in the world by means of invisible or supernatural CAUSATION. Action based on a BELIEF in the efficacy of SYMBOLIC FORM which perform in an automatic manner. Magical belief holds that if a RITUAL is performed correctly then the desired result will of necessity be attained. The appropriate magical action leads automatically to an intended end. In the past magic was seen as separate from and essentially to a more primitive thought FORM than RELIGION but recent scholarship has tended to blur the distinction betweenreligion and magic.
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... Cool Family Is For REAL!

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Good Morning Enigma

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Wipchadiz shoo, Goeie môre, Zan san, Pévevóona'o, Myttin da,

Fo gaao be song?, Oo, o be song,

Yadra, Ni sa yadra

Góðan daginn

Ohayo, Ohayo gozaimasu

Sakiric

I weki no, Mi weki e

Umhlala gahle


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Good

Morning

"Bela Didi" ... &

"Uncle Cool" !

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