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SeekerOnThePath
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SeekerOnThePath

On a mountain between Nietzsche and Islam, Male

SeekerOnThePath was last seen:
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    1. ChristineM
      ChristineM
      Thanks for the friendly heart frube on Who Else Misreads Titles?

      P.S. a frube, frubal or similar spelling is an ancient name for the post awards.

      P.P.S i hope you are enjoying RF, have fun
      Nov 10, 2020
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    Abrahamism is anti-Anthropomorphic, that is why it exists in the first place.
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    "Do not follow that of which you have no knowledge. Indeed the hearing, the eyesight, and the heart —all of these are accountable." - Qur'an 17:36

    "Posthumous human beings—like me, for example—are understood worse than timely ones, but they are listened to better. More accurately: we are never understood—and that’s the source of our authority" - Friedrich Nietzsche
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