Mike369 wrote:

I'm convinced that only a few could really desire a multifaith board. It requires a person to soul search in ways one doesn't have to on debate boards. Where the joy of debate is in expressed self justification, the satisfactions of multfaith in the ideal sense is in the mutual appreciation of our nothingness. It means that we all have a piece of a larger greater whole which as we are, we have only the potential of evolving towards.

Multifaith is simple in the physical sense. I can be with seven guys from various faiths and we could be having a party out in the wilds with some good wine, surf and turf with shrimp, our trusty golden retrievers, and about a dozen cute blondes running around in their underwear. What is there to fight about?

Who gets the really hot redhead? :)

Mike369 wrote:

Yet multifaith in the religious sense is about the heart. This organ of qualitative human emotion has become so abused over the years that it barely is able to function and has become conditioned to defend itself against imagined threats. Even the services of cute blondes can't fix this. The heart has become so hidden that we can hardly find it anymore. We confuse intense earthly emotion with the sacred emotions that are the quality of the heart and at the core of all the faiths.

Do I get the feeling someone is fixated on blonds? What is wrong with brunets?

Mike369 wrote:

Multifaith usually consists of expressions of empty feel good platitudes that serve to protect the heart from experience. But at this level the joy is in expressions of self justification that protect the heart and justify its hurt. This is far more attractive for participation. Real multifaith is as valuable as it is rare which is why it won't sell.

All it takes is you and one other, and perhaps a little faith?

sacrificialgoddess wrote:

That's why when you see me on line, you see me.  Flaws and all.  You meet me in real life, you would find this is exactly what you get.   :D

Is that a vote for the less real in real life side?