The Did I Die? gadget from the AW! website. The Did I Die? gadget visually alerts us to the faults of Christian understanding among many modern CHristians, Fundamentalists certainly, but many who do not call themselves Fundamentalists, even though they are influenced by Fundamentalism to such an extent that really they are! A lesson that Christ was not Rambo and not even George Bush! The code on this page is given.
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The Bridge of Dread appears in mediæval visions and romances, Gawain having to cross it, among others. It is “two miles long and scarcely the breadth of one hand”. It must be derived from the Cinvat Bridge of the Zoroastrians, the bridge that souls had to cross to reach heaven—broad and explansive for the righteous, but razor narrow for sinners. Beneath it was the abyss of hell. Did it come from the Saracens who adopted the idea from the Persians or did it come more directly via a northern branch of Aryans like the Saxons?
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Heroes who try to explain the world in terms of matter and energy may have arisen many times in many cultures, only to be obliterated by the priests and philosophers in charge of the conventional wisdom, as the Ionian approach was almost wholly lost after the time of Plato and Aristotle.
