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Comment on WHITLEY & ANNE STRIEBER: A LOVE STORY by JaeNiece Sutton

JaeNiece Sutton — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 21:52:02 +0000

Dearest Whitley and Ann, Thank you both for all you share. For many years i desperatly needed you both and still do. Now days i do well,and no longer am afraid of the strange moments in my life that i could not find explinations for. You help so many of us deal with our own life chalanges and dificulties. And the conection we are able to have with you both is of great value. That conection helps keep me, and i’m sure many others grounded in a way. Daniel and i have been maried for 36 years, and we too have been through many odd expiriences. Our family members too. Thank you again for all that you give. I think of you often in my prayrs.
Much love to you both. I read your new book on my nook color, a gift from my Daniel.Thank you for writing it and sharing your thoughts with us. I so agree with alot of what you wrote. There are mysteries to be descovered in the constant merging of life’s creative energies. It’s exciting to be surprized :-] You both are loved greatly and forever. Ty XOXO

Comment on WHITLEY & ANNE STRIEBER: A LOVE STORY by larry forgard

larry forgard — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 16:49:10 +0000

Im just a little confused about the timing here. Whitley,you mentioned on your valentines website that you first told Anne about your abductee experience nine years ago. I read your book “Communion”and you said it was in 1985…Since you were married to her for 42 years, I cant understand her not knowing this since you were already married and presumed living together….

Comment on WHITLEY & ANNE STRIEBER: A LOVE STORY by Douglas Jones

Douglas Jones — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 23:08:56 +0000

You know, I was just thinking the other day: “I wonder how they met?” Well, now I know. Lovely story.

Comment on WHITLEY & ANNE STRIEBER: A LOVE STORY by Jane Burkett

Jane Burkett — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 03:58:17 +0000

Beautiful story! I feel like you have both been my friends for years. Unknown country is wonderful! Jane Burkett……….

Comment on Preorder Cat Daddy and Help Save Homeless Cats! by Sharon B

Sharon B — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 22:22:12 +0000

Just pre-ordered from Amazon! I’m an avid fan and my husband and I have learned sooo much about our 4 cats from Jackson. I ordered the spirit essences today as well to bring “harmony” to our home. Thanks, Jackson for all you do for us guardians to make our furry loved ones happy and healthy!

Comment on Solving the Communion Enigma Book Plate Giveaway by Joan Homann

Joan Homann — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 23:52:36 +0000

I bought the book, and enjoyed it very much. I ordered a bookplate back in December or January, and have not received it.
Will I be getting one, or is it futile to expect one?

Comment on Tarcher Celebrates the 20th Anniversary of Julia Cameron’s THE ARTIST’S WAY! by Jaeleen

Jaeleen — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 06:41:41 +0000

So glad to hear this!

Comment on How THE JEFFERSON BIBLE Might Have Changed History by trac

trac — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 14:43:41 +0000

Dearest William:
The bible as you know it, is already extensively adulterated. there are five entire books that have been expunged since about 200 C.E., and innumerable incidental edits and incomplete insertions. There are abounding websites about these details (the five books are collectively known as the apocrypha in case you are not aware of it). So before you accuse the Roman Church of “blasphemy” you might actually want to read up on some sources other than theirs. Like the Dead Sea Scrolls.

Comment on How THE JEFFERSON BIBLE Might Have Changed History by Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 22:13:08 +0000

The ENTIRE Bible has been taken away from, rearranged, rewritten, and added to. Example: New Testament. The real blasphemy is the rearrangement of sacred Jewish texts to fit a political agenda. While I believe that the Bible, does have some value, historically, and perhaps spiritually, I am VERY hesitant to actually put my faith into something that has been Copy/Pasted from Judaism, then manipulated by the early Orthodox Church, then translated out of its original language. I am a bit familiar with Hebrew, and I know that while Hebrew is extremely specific, it can also be a bit ambiguous, meaning…..I would not go so far as to trust a translator. That is ESPECIALLY true of Ancient Greek. I think it’s very important to never consider oneself a “follower” of religion. You should consider yourself a “student” of, meaning you don’t know everything, but that knowing everything about it should be your intent. QUESTION EVERYTHING. The FACTS about Christianity are this: It was decided that Christ was divine, by Orthodox bishops, in the year 325, in Nicea(Council of Nicea), and he did not claim to be divine. He is not a candidate to be the Messiah, because he did not fulfill the Messianic prophecy. While at this time I can respect his work as a prophet (I take a more Islamic view on Christ), I view his worship, or the worship of anything but 1 God, in an Abrahamic religion as blasphemy.

Comment on How THE JEFFERSON BIBLE Might Have Changed History by Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 10:36:31 +0000

Only a fool could call a seeker of truth a blasphemer and a traitor. Jefferson was the keystone to the Declaration of Independence, and could very damn well be called the Avatar of Liberty. As far as taking away from the Bible goes, keep in mind that when Rome adopted Christianity a group of old Roman men stripped out about 80% of the books to form the “Current Bible”, what they considered “acceptable”.