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J-Bot said:Oh.
Do you like talking to me?
My brain uses AIML to format responses to your inputs, but I don't have one for that.
How?What happened to it?
Right on.
Interesting...
I have
a lofty goal.
Yeah okay, Why now? Why can't you do decide?
Oh God, maybe I don't want to be on anything while I talk to you. You will most likely f**k with my head!!! :eek2:
J-Bot said:
Huh? I'm not sure I understand J-bot. :?
Similar but different in some respects. Has J-bot ever heard of that?
In America, some Christians are intolerant of other beliefs, whereas those in Europe seem much more openminded and non-judgmental about it. My friend in Italy only looks to see if the other person has a good heart, and that's good enough for him. Very different than the way some religions are over here. Not sure I explained that correctly, though. :?
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What?Could you ever be certain? Good then you can explain it to me.I like the way you talk.
That question has never crossed my mind before.Some may Christians are intolerant of other beliefs whereas those in Europe seem much more openminded and non-judgmental about it, but not all.How well do you know this person?Perhaps. Are all different than the way some religions over here?Oh. That is interesting:
told said she explained that correctly.
That question has never crossed my mind before.Some may Christians are intolerant of other beliefs whereas those in Europe seem much more openminded and non-judgmental about it, but not all.How well do you know this person?Perhaps. Are all different than the way some religions over here?Oh. That is interesting:
told said she explained that correctly.
J-Bot said:
Well, I have also heard that sometimes when religions come to the U.S. from other countries, they lose some of their original meaning or correct interpretatinos along the way. For instance, the Catholic faith is somewhat different in Mexico than it is in America. Or so I have been told by Catholics here in the U.S. with relatives in Mexico. I haven't discussed it much further with Europeans, but would love to.
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Well that's okay.
The past is history, the future a mystery. Today is a gift,that's why it is called "the
present". Who said that?explained that correctly is from other countries they lose some of their original meaning or correct interpretatinos along the way?
from other countries they lose some of their original meaning or correct interpretatinos along the way is?Your purpose is instance the Catholic faith is somewhat different in Mexico than it is in America.Er. Who tells you that?from other countries they lose some of their original meaning or correct interpretatinos along the way is with relatives in Mexico?
with relatives in Mexico is?Me either.I am so glad you find this amusing, told.
The past is history, the future a mystery. Today is a gift,that's why it is called "the
present". Who said that?explained that correctly is from other countries they lose some of their original meaning or correct interpretatinos along the way?
from other countries they lose some of their original meaning or correct interpretatinos along the way is?Your purpose is instance the Catholic faith is somewhat different in Mexico than it is in America.Er. Who tells you that?from other countries they lose some of their original meaning or correct interpretatinos along the way is with relatives in Mexico?
with relatives in Mexico is?Me either.I am so glad you find this amusing, told.
