Monday, December 31, 2007

mercedo wrote today at 11:38 PM
Your remark is so common in many religions. Their insist is similar. Our religion is tolerant, but yours are not. Therefore we eliminate you.
Pagan, or heresy are a strange word. They cannot be defined without defining canon, orthodoxy.All new religions are in essense paganistic at first. Only much later after they had gained tens of followers, no one would dare to say they are pagan any more.
Yes, Both Zoroasterianism, Chrsitianity are one of the most popular religions. Not heretical any more.

Saturday, December 29, 2007

Re:So you're moving in together? (Score:2)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2007.12.29 4:26 (#21841934) Homepage Journal
I had always lived with someone from 32 to 38. I've been alone for 8 years and I have almost forgotten the days I lived together. This case is different from my a couple of love affairs in the past in that we both loved mutually.I intend to live together with her in her condo. We lived in two different cities like Washington and Baltimore, so either of us has to move.
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Christianity and its paganistic origin

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Blog EntryChristianity and its paganistic originDec 29, '07 3:14 AM
for everyone

Two seraphim were guarding the gate of Eden. They were believed to be Assyrian origin. We also find a similar one in Chinese Taoism shrines.

Magi who celebrated the birth of Jesus were said to be Zoroastrian priests.

According to several surveys, actual birthday of Jesus Christ was the same or close date to the date of his death. It's very confusing to celebrate his birth and death at the same date.

The birthday of the Zoroastrian supreme God of light Mithra was 25th of December so it's not completely unimaginable to speculate the worship of two religions merged at some point in history.

Christianity was from its origin paganistic itself. Paganistic from Judaism. It's so natural for Christian faith to tolerate more paganistic views judging from its paganistic origin.



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Christianity and its paganistic origin


Magis who celebrated the birth of Jesus were said to be Zoroasterian priests. According to several surveys, actual birthday of Jesus Christ was the same or close date to the date of his resurrection. It's very confusing to celebrate his birth and death at the same date.
The birthday of the Zoroasterian supreme God of light Mithra was 25th of December so it's not completely unimaginable to speculate the worship of two religions merged at some point in history.
Christianity was from its origin paganistic itself. Paganistic from Judaism. Christian faith ought to tolerate more paganistic views judging from its paganistic origin.

mercedo wrote today at 2:19 AM
Yeah, I think diamond has more symbolic meaning than its face value.
I'm really glad to hear that from a guy in the opposite side of the globe. I'm a cool guy in the net, but I'm really not sure whether I'm stylish enough in my real life. Although at least I am eager to be.

Friday, December 28, 2007

Hi
Here's my recent concern.


Christianity and its paganistic origin


Magis who celebrated the birth of Jesus were said to be Zoroasterian priests. According to several surveys, actual birthday of Jesus Christ was the same or close date to the date of his resurrection. It's very confusing to celebrate his birth and death at the same date.
The birthday of the Zoroasterian supreme God of light Mithra was 25th of December so it's not completely unimaginable to speculate the worship of two religions merged at some point in history.
Christianity was from its origin paganistic itself. Paganistic from Judaism. Christian faith ought to tolerate more paganistic views judging from its paganistic origin.
Let's have another study meeting. I will let you know when it's possible soon.
Mer

Thursday, December 27, 2007

mercedo wrote today at 4:03 AM
Yeah, that's the point.

Love & money

Love justifies many things.
I haven't been concernd about earning money too much. But now I feel I need to earn money enough to make her happy.
Otherwise she will give up sooner or later.
Diamond
2007.12.27 3:19

I bought a diamond necklace for my steady girlfriend who's been in love with me for one year and a half. This mans I am serious enough to marry her. By the way it's my first time to buy a diamond for my love, any love in the past.The meaning of diamond is our love is as firm as diamond, which is the most firm material on earth.I must bear it in my mind that diamond is burnable since it is made from carbon.I'd better not be enthusiastic too much lest it burnt away.I made up my mind to moving to her condo and I will work at a new office(now I'm finding)soon.Diamond can be bearable in moderate human temperature we generate.
mercedo wrote today at 2:51 AM
I tended to believe that Christians are morally good people and always trying to do good things. I had thought that Christianity and crime are opposite word, not synonym. So all the more I was very amazed to find recent many crimes were committed by humble Christians. Secular people don't normally feel the feeling of sin. Two reasons - They are not sinful(not guilty), or they just don't care their sin(guilty). Christian often feel the feeling of sin. Two reasons - They are really sinful(guilty), or they are just too careful to be sinful(hence not guilty). These largely depend on individual cases -but what I pointed out is what general tendency has been.

Tuesday, December 25, 2007

mercedo wrote today at 11:34 PM
Merry Christmas. I worked hard this Christmas week. I have to work till 28th of December. It's 11:30 now, I'm sleepy. Good night.

Sunday, December 23, 2007

mercedo wrote today at 1:08 AM
iamrevmike said There is an ancient tradition that Jesus was conceived and died on the same date. That would put his birth about 9 months after Easter, right smack in late December.

If so, it's so consistent. Whether the tradition is based on fact is another story.
I farely believe Christianity includes many good morality we all had better follow. But we are likely to be at a loss if we had to be killed because we were unable to follow the teachings of Christianity. Do Christians tend to believe we all sinners ought to be killed?
Crimes committed by priests or policemen are bad in nature since we tend to believe priests are morally good and policemen always uphold the law. We'd better not hold such illusions. They are just an ordinary person as well or perhaps they might have become priests or policemen for other reasons.
Re:Glorious Mithras! (Score:2)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2007.12.23 0:39 (#21790884) Homepage Journal
>Lord of Light!Exactly.
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Saturday, December 22, 2007

mercedo wrote today at 1:45 AM
Insane- yes he was but what made him insane is one of my main concerns. Also I got curious about the fact that he was a Christian.His false belief he is sure to resurrect or ascend to heaven might have made him feel invincible to the fear of death, or more simply he had to willingly embrace the moralistic teachings of Christianity to calm down his evil mind. Or much more simply he might hide himself behind the Christian church or by wearing a mask of hypocrite to act freely in a wicked world.

Merry Christmas

Christmas is a day for a celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ. But some people say actually Jesus was not born on the 25th of December. And if you know a little bit about the background how 25th of December has been celebrated, everyone would agree that this day was originally celebrated for the fest of winter solstice. But I want to say in a loud voice, we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ once in a year though we don't know what date exactly Jesus was born. From the day winter solstice the length of day starts longer and longer. So this day is deserved to be the day of his birth.

Friday, December 21, 2007

Hi, z H a I m E,Thanks for making a comment many times, I feel sorry for late my noticing your comment. I logged in MySpace for the first time in six months. How's your life going?Mer
Oh, sexy...
21 Dec 2007 23:28 Hi Dhins!!!I logged in MySpace for the first time in six months. Thanks for visiting my site, thanks for making a comment.Have a nice Yuletide!!Merry Christmas!!Mer

Light from the window

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Shining light from the window
mercedo 7 seconds ago
Apparently, this is very impressive.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users

Wednesday, December 19, 2007

I lost some body balance for these two or three weeks. I'm almost recovered, but still need care owing to very cold wind out there.
I haven't had the flu. Let's be careful.
mercedo wrote today at 12:22 AM
ginaslove saidGood blog ~~ Thank you very much.I live with minding evaluation by others. I feel very glad when I got a favourable reply.My unshakable confidence comes from a couple of evaluations done by few commentators.

Tuesday, December 18, 2007

Thank you very much

Hello Hiro
I intended to attend the meetings but it was too cold outside
Bible study is one of my main concerns so please help sometimes
I cannot see you for the moment but I plan to keep in touch
See you soon!
Mer
~mercedo 1 second ago
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~mercedo 1 second ago
Very attractive hip! Nice. She's watching arts with naked body and mind.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
mercedo wrote today at 2:14 AM
Once I thought he was imbecile, but I knew he was so so educated -high school grad, went to professional training college, took test for vet many times. The reason of his outbreak is uncertain, but he must have nurtured his daemon behind his ordinary life.He was just very selfish, too egocentric person. It was very cynical though that he was a Christian.

Monday, December 17, 2007

Good day!

Hi Hiro,
One of my online friends insists that he cannot find any part describing God is almighty in Bible
I'm not sure so,help if you can indicate the part!
Mer
~mercedo 7 seconds ago
I got a good impression.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
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mercedo wrote today at 1:01 AM
I was completely doing my homework till age 15 or in my junior high days. But at age 16, I stopped doing so. It took many hours to complete homework and it was simply a wasting of my precious time. Because those days I noticed teachers didn't know what is really needed for pupils to do. I decided to learn by heart what I thought it needed. Besides I stopped taking a note, because I felt it nonsense to do it. I was just sitting in a class and trying to learn by heart what I thought it necessary.At home I was writing a novel all day long. This habit lasted till I got a degree in University.If teachers have a class under the premise that all pupils finished their homework, only those pupils who followed their teacher's instructions to do their homework can catch up with the pace of class by the teachers. All others are unlikely to follow the class. There are many pupils in a class. Some follow well and others don't. Some pupils are superior to teachers. Teachers' role is not to impose something in a class, let alone at home, but to give advice what is needed for each pupil.
mercedo wrote today at 12:32 AM
Your overall opinions are worthy of embracing.At least I am a teacher by trade. I need to be a reliable teacher. Probably pupils are supposed to read a chapter of the textbook before they get lectured. But good teachers never expect their pupils to read a chapter beforehand. Good teachers need to have a class under the premise that no pupils know at all what they learn in the class.
mercedo wrote today at 12:06 AM
It is nothing but a degradation of teachers or abandonment of teacher's role if teachers expect their pupils to do something in their homework.Again respective teachers ought not to expect their pupils to do anything in their homework. Only very stupid teachers impose homework, which is beyond the authority of teachers.

Sunday, December 16, 2007

~mercedo 3 seconds ago
Two shadows behind her proves she's real, but as if it were a work of dream.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users

Under the rule of gravity

Certainly I am in a spacecraft called the Earth
Nice smile!

I'm a monkey

Who didn't learn to wear fig
mercedo wrote today at 2:42 AM
Oh, that's so conventional. We need not a teacher if children study themselves.I suggest the best way to let them study themselves willingly is forbid to study at home. Then they will start studying hid themselves from their parents and teachers.
mercedo wrote today at 2:16 AM
I insisted all their study has to be done at school in a class. At home they are forbidden to study what they were taught in a school. They have to think themselves what they ought to do at home, for instance, read a book, write a thesis, paint a picture, and make a mold, etc.

4 years ago

4 years ago in a room
I had kept it since I like the composition.

Against the rule of gravity

As if I were in a spacecraft
I took a test for a new job in teaching at a public secondary school.
One test was held from 10:30 to 11:30 for one hour. It was a thesis test. What does thesis test mean for a proffessional writer? It is more apparent than watching fire. - Sorry this is based on Japanese expression, means it is completely clear -. It was much easier than others.
I was thinking over the theme for twenty hours and started writing. It took fifteen minutes to complete it. The rest of 25 minutes I was just sitting.
The thema were how to stabilise the study habit for pupils.
My reply was 1--Not to let them watch telly. 2--To let pupils write some comment about special occasions. 3--Forbid studying at home.
I took interview test from 16:30 to 17:00 exact. Three people was interviewed together.
Thus my busiest day ended, I am exhausted but in a comfortable way.
mercedo wrote today at 12:13 AM
cyberbeast saidActually, agnostic means that you are not sure that god exists. God's existence is by nature agnostic.
cyberbeast said god is not almighty, we should ask ourselves what is the greater good, and how do we achieve it.

It is very important.
We humans had better discuss what we incompetent humans can do for the sake of good.

Saturday, December 15, 2007

Your interpretation is very good.
However, he does state that if we cannot wait to have sex, then we should get married before participating in said act.
Paul didn't marry because he decided to dedicate whole his enthusiasm to preaching act. But if not he recommended to marry to young believers.
That is how misinterpretations occur, and that is truly bad.
I understand the context well, I just tried to shed light on the possibilities of other interpretations, mine itself is not a misinterpretation.
mercedo wrote today at 11:24 PM
Humans and apes have many similarities. One of them is that they'll never be able to stop it till their death If both once knew some kind of fun.
mercedo wrote today at 11:03 PM
God and Satan -both are a symbol of good and evil. Both are human creations. It seems you believe in God or you believe in man's good nature, but you don't believe in man's bad nature. Very good!!
~mercedo 1 second ago
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~mercedo Posted!
Thank you very much for a constructive suggestion. I had so many critical comments here in the past so I was a little bit sceptical. I'd like to gladly embrace your instructions. All the photos we took thirty years ago was monochrome, and I used to love it since we can figure out the shape of objectives more precisely.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
mercedo wrote today at 1:06 AM
I'm 46 years old. I've been working here for about 4 years. My supervisor who recently came to our premises is 38 years old. He's No.2 here. He's been working in the same company after he's graduated from college. He orders many things that are directly against compliance. He rarely thinks whether it is right or wrong, but he only thinks whether it is ordered by company or not. I won't follow his ' order' since I know it is not a right thing.I have been fired seven times in the past. I don't care if I were fired. Seven or eight doesn't make difference. I made a decision to live my life according to my value standard at age 16. I intend to keep on doing my way from now on.

Wednesday, December 12, 2007

Hi, ***..

I tried to open a gmail account several times but for unknown reasons I couldn't.

I'm very sleepy tonight -it's 1 o'clock and I can't get access to pc for two days tomorrow and the day after tomorrow.

The address you received is my cell's, we can communicate whenever anyway.

Sorry but Good night

Mer
mercedo wrote today at 2:09 AM
mercedo saidI try audio reply for this comment. I couldn't. I think I need something.
mercedo wrote today at 1:06 AM
For the first time you opened your heavy mouth. I'm glad anyway.
mercedo wrote today at 12:14 AM
That's so bad. I have been ill for about two weeks, but your case is much heavier. Take care of yourself.
mercedo wrote today at 12:03 AM
myksunshine saidOh, Mer..I just got out from the hospital now..just because of my asthma that triggers every start of Dec, lol...it all started with colds then cough then asthma attact..so i have to be confined cuz of some medicatins...and IV fluids...so we all have to get well...lol... Oh we both lost balance at the same time.We have to go to bed at the same time, too?

Tuesday, December 11, 2007

Hi, Hiro,

I think I can see you soon in ** again.
I will read your discourse till then.

Mer
Observation II
Dec 11, '07 2:50 AMfor everyone
The number of poor people has been drastically increasing. On the eve of World War II just a handful of people were very rich and overall majority was very poor. Immediately after the War almost all people were just very poor, but now a few became very rich and overall others remain to be very poor.
Rich people fight with one another at the mercy of poor people.
Observation
Dec 11, '07 2:07 AMfor everyone
Humans rarely act according to right or not.
Ordinary people act just because they were told to do so or people around them are doing the same thing.
I am happy, because I am not one of them.
mercedo wrote today at 2:38 AM
I am happy because I found the like-minded people overseas. I am still unwell and unable to make a substantial comment. Still need to take a rest more. Thanks for your comment. I am so encouraged.
mercedo wrote today at 2:32 AM
Nice refreshing viewpoint.
Hi, Karelle
Many thanks!!!
I am still on my way to full recovery. I am recovered half. I am getting well by degrees, not drastically.
Too many burdens made me ill. I need take care of myself more from now.
I hope I can talk to you more freely as before.
See you soon.
Mer
~mercedo Posted!
Welcome.There're many submissions, but I add to my favourites only when I found really impressive photos.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
Hi Hiro,
Thanks for your reply.

I'm not well enough to go out except for working and moving to Kokura.
I need to go to Kokura twice this week -Wednesday to Thursday and Saturday to Sunday- to have a job interview.
But at home I have enought time to read your discourse you did last time, so please send me a draft.
I will read it and send you my comment.
I was about to forget the question I did in our Bible study last time. It was about the origin of cherub in Garden of Eden.
So I was expecting to read your reply as to cherub, too.
Please don't worry too much. I had a cold and I had to take a rest for a couple of days, but now I'm so so Ok, I just haven't found enough time to come to see all of you. So see you soon, and don't forget me;)

Sincerely,

Mer

Monday, December 10, 2007

Okinawan beach

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Okinawan beach, sky and bridgeTaken by one of my friends who went to Okinawa few days ago

Sunday, December 09, 2007

Front

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Big panty covering a tiny hip - front view

Hip

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Big panty covering a tiny hip
~mercedo Posted!
This shot is nice!--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users

Moment of relaxation II

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In a hotspring. She was a famous news caster many years ago.

Moment of relaxationI

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In hotspring
http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/1030/1447/1600/20060721_2235_000.jpg
~mercedo 22 seconds ago
You are absolutely right. Truth doesn't always make us happy. I would see someone's work affirmatively if the one only has less functional tools.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART UsersReply
~mercedo Posted!
Your work 'resurrection' is among other things excellent job of art.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users

Saturday, December 08, 2007

~mercedo 4 seconds ago
Hey valtassor!In memory of visiting your site.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
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Dried persimmon is sweet since it takes many hours to make it.
What is art? Journal Entry: Fri Dec 7, 2007, 7:21 AM
Art makes humans free.
No Comments Previous Journal Entries
How many times this object swings in a life?

Friday, December 07, 2007

~mercedo 0 seconds ago
Hey miguel,Thanks for the fave!--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART UsersReply
~mercedo 1 second ago
I posted similar photos twice and got too many booing. Some reported them then those were deleted as a result. Penis can be subject to swelling from time to time. Penis is one of organs that can change the size very drastically. I firmly believe that it is art to take a picture of penis in smallest condition, also it is art to take a picture of penis in healthy pinkish condition. Aside from the evaluation to your penis itself, I understand this picture represents male healthy condition.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
mercedo said...
Recently I saw her in gravure of weekly men's magazine. I think she appears more and more in men's magazine rather than in a beach volleyball news. Beach volleyball itself is very showbiz, so she can rightly appear in both fields.
5:23 AM
~mercedo 3 seconds ago
Nice propotion.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users

Chronology of life

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I feel the flow of time slowly.
~mercedo 3 seconds ago
I feel as if I were a bee.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users

Thursday, December 06, 2007

~mercedo 6 seconds ago
Surrealistic.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
~mercedo 5 seconds ago
This is like a dune in Venus.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
~mercedo 4 seconds ago
Mysteriously nice!--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
~mercedo 6 seconds ago
Strangely she became a part of graffiti.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
~mercedo 0 seconds ago
Ambiguity can become a factor of art.--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users
~mercedo 1 second ago
Very nice!--Ancient Greek Philosophers - 18c Enlightenment Thinkers - deviantART Users

Tomomi Kato of Pasona



I was impressed with her when I saw her in Sanma's special program focusing on working girls in Pasona. Here's her image.

Tomomi Kato of Pasona II

I'm impressed with her when I saw her in Sanma's special program focusing on working girls in Pasona. Here's her image.

Wednesday, December 05, 2007

Tomomi Kato of Pasona


Re:I'm Sorry that You're not Well (Score:2)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2007.12.05 2:15 (#21573555) (http://mercedo-works.blogspot.com/ Last Journal: 2007.12.04 2:01)
I lost some balance of my body just three or four days, and now I feel better. It takes more time to restore my condition fully.Besides what I was doing as I mentioned above, I have moved from one city to another every weekend for one year and seven months. The distance is equivalent from Cambridge to Bedford.Health is the first thing at any rate.Yeah, having whisky while chatting is not bad!
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Origin of femininity

I had thought clitoris is an anatomical term which refers to uppermost part of two labia.
But my wife use the term to refer to her most sensual part in her body. Her so-called 'clitoris' appears inside her labia, just before her vagina.
She says she feels just pain when clitoris in anatomical part is stimulated.
She is so femine because I don't have to stimulate her clitoris particularly by fingers.
We can reach orgasm while we are united since her clitoral upheaval is just beside her vagina.
She married at age 20 and had three kids. She said she had sex every night. I guess her clitoris or most sensual part rightly moved from upside to inner side while she had sex so many times.

Role of art

Current humans appear somewhere around in Africa 200 thousand years ago. On the other hands, Adam was the first human who noticed their are naked. Roughly speaking, Adam was born less than 10 thousand years ago in Mesopotamia.
That means humans only notice their nakedness and its cultural meaning in their much longer history.
Humans will noticed there's no cultural meaning in their nakedness soon.
Art is to play a role for a total liberation from all cultural meanings attached with their nakedness.