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Dictionary » P » Parallels Parallelsparallel 1. Pertaining to straight lines or planes that do not intersect. 2. (Science: physics) Pertaining to electric circuit components connected in parallel so that the current flow divides, each branch passing through one component and rejoins, applied by extension to any similar parallel circuit, for example the systemic circulation to the various organs. ![]()
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Results from our forumThe need to stretch?... throughout the day, and he's still sane, I think Madeline ought to be just fine :). Perhaps kotoreru you are making the mistake of drawing parallels between stretching and masturbating like RK said..? ;D Madeline can you link me to the thread where they were talking about stretching? I'm ...
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The Fiber Disease My belief in Jesus as Christ is absolute. However my belief parallels that of Christian mystics, that each of us have walked this earth many times before. This was the belief of the Christian Church before Constantine convened the Nicene Council, where ...
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The Fiber DiseaseMy belief in Jesus as Christ is absolute. However my belief parallels that of Christian mystics, that each of us have walked this earth many times before. This was the belief of the Christian Church before Constantine convened the Nicene Council, where ...
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The Fiber Disease... concise understanding of brainwashing techniques doesn't go astray. I recommend it as a timely read, slightly tangential to our dilemma, but with parallels. Not a classic, but an insight. People, use due dilligence in all reading, trust yourself first, look for the guru within. Stop externalizing, ...
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Again re science and re religion... Solution of science-religion incongruity by some Jews. Some of the Jewish or Israeli-Jewish parallels of the AAAS top officers have adopted an 'evolutionarily' very interesting, even if irritatingly hypocritical, attitude in regards to the ...
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