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Hello from Japan!
#21
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hi and welcome! I was thinking of going to japan to become a monk or something - before converting to atheism. currently learning japanese. would like to talk. skype:yuriythebest1
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#22
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Konichiwa. =)
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#23
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You seem very nice and interesting. I like you already. You speak good very English. Big Grin
Trudging through endless religion one step at a time.
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#24
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hi! Buddhas aren't gods are they? except once one achieves Buddha status they are considered higher then the gods. Oh, well.

Welcome.
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#25
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Welcome Jun! You had your "enlightenment" earlier than I had. I had to wait for 31 years since my birth to become an atheist. And your thought about Buddha is very interesting. I was thinking in somewhat similar lines - if only we are able to enjoy life and sayings of Buddha/Jesus as the sayings of great men instead of having a monk or a priest tell us how to interpret them?

- ss
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#26
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Hello and welcome from South Australia.

I met lady Japanese Catholic on line once,she was a little strange. I became embroiled in Japanese gift giving reciprocity.Not for the faint hearted.

I'm a bit surprised there are any Catholics in Japan. I thought Toyotomi Hideyoshi and his sucessor, Togugawa Ieyasu killed them all. Was there a later infestation of Christian missionaries?
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#27
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They're like cockroaches.
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#28
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(August 7, 2010 at 9:36 pm)Minimalist Wrote: They're like cockroaches.


I'd say more like blow flies.Angel
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#29
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Welcome Smile
"A man who keeps one eye on the past is blind in one eye. A man who ignores the past is blind in both."
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