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		<title>By: Lake Neuron &#124; Welcome to America</title>
		<link>http://lakeneuron.com/2006/05/07/book-report/comment-page-1/#comment-36197</link>
		<dc:creator>Lake Neuron &#124; Welcome to America</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 30 Jan 2008 01:01:03 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>[...] to the very funny talk show host (and novelist) Craig Ferguson, who passed his citizenship test last week and will soon be sworn in as a U.S. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] to the very funny talk show host (and novelist) Craig Ferguson, who passed his citizenship test last week and will soon be sworn in as a U.S. [...]</p>
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		<title>By: John</title>
		<link>http://lakeneuron.com/2006/05/07/book-report/comment-page-1/#comment-36954</link>
		<dc:creator>John</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 08 May 2006 15:39:32 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Ooookay ....&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;I suspect this is comment spam, since it doesn&#039;t really have anything to do with my post about the Ferguson book, but since I&#039;m not 100 percent sure I&#039;ll leave it up for now.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ooookay &#8230;.</p>
<p>I suspect this is comment spam, since it doesn&#8217;t really have anything to do with my post about the Ferguson book, but since I&#8217;m not 100 percent sure I&#8217;ll leave it up for now.</p>
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		<title>By: John</title>
		<link>http://lakeneuron.com/2006/05/07/book-report/comment-page-1/#comment-1248</link>
		<dc:creator>John</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 08 May 2006 14:39:32 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Ooookay ....

I suspect this is comment spam, since it doesn&#039;t really have anything to do with my post about the Ferguson book, but since I&#039;m not 100 percent sure I&#039;ll leave it up for now.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ooookay &#8230;.</p>
<p>I suspect this is comment spam, since it doesn&#8217;t really have anything to do with my post about the Ferguson book, but since I&#8217;m not 100 percent sure I&#8217;ll leave it up for now.</p>
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		<title>By: James Fletcher Baxter</title>
		<link>http://lakeneuron.com/2006/05/07/book-report/comment-page-1/#comment-1247</link>
		<dc:creator>James Fletcher Baxter</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 08 May 2006 14:26:26 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Consider:
  The missing element in every human &#039;solution&#039; is 
  an accurate definition of the creature.  

  The  way  we define  &#039;human&#039;  determines our view 
  of self, others, relationships, institutions, life, and 
  future. Important? Only the Creator who made us 
  in His own image is qualified to define us accurately. 
  Choose  wisely...there are results.
 
  Many problems in human experience are the result of 
  false and inaccurate definitions of humankind premised 
  in man-made religions and humanistic philosophies.

  Each individual human being possesses a unique, highly 
  developed, and sensitive perception of diversity. Thus 
  aware, man is endowed with a natural capability for enact-
  ing internal mental and external physical selectivity. 
  Quantitative and qualitative choice-making thus lends 
  itself as the superior basis of an active intelligence.

  Human is earth&#039;s Choicemaker. His title describes
  his definitive and typifying characteristic. Recall 
  that his other features are but vehicles of experi-
  ence intent on the development of perceptive 
  awareness and the following acts of decision and
  choice. Note that the products of man cannot define 
  him for they are the fruit of the discerning choice-
  making process and include the cognition of self, 
  the utility of experience, the development of value-
  measuring systems and language, and the accultur-
  ation of civilization.

  The arts and the sciences of man, as with his habits,
  customs, and traditions, are the creative harvest of
  his perceptive and selective powers. Creativity, the 
  creative process,  is a choice-making process. His 
  articles, constructs, and commodities, however 
  marvelous to behold, deserve neither awe nor idol-
  atry, for man, not his contrivance, is earth&#039;s own 
  highest expression of the creative process.

  Human is earth&#039;s Choicemaker. The sublime and 
  significant act of choosing is, itself, the Archimedean 
  fulcrum upon which man levers and redirects the 
  forces of cause and effect to an elected level of qual-
  ity and diversity. Further, it orients him toward a 
  natural environmental opportunity, freedom, and 
  bestows earth&#039;s title, The Choicemaker, on his 
  singular and plural brow.

  Human is earth&#039;s Choicemaker. Psalm 25:12 He is by 
  nature and nature&#039;s God a creature of Choice - and of 
  Criteria. Psalm 119:30,173 His unique and definitive 
  characteristic is, and of Right ought to be, the natural 
  foundation of his environments, institutions, and re-
  spectful relations to his fellow-man. Thus, he is orien-
  ted to a Freedom whose roots are in the Order of the 
  universe.

   Let us proclaim it. Behold!
  The Season of Generation-Choicemaker Joel 3:14 KJV

   - from The HUMAN PARADIGM</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Consider:<br />
  The missing element in every human &#8216;solution&#8217; is<br />
  an accurate definition of the creature.  </p>
<p>  The  way  we define  &#8216;human&#8217;  determines our view<br />
  of self, others, relationships, institutions, life, and<br />
  future. Important? Only the Creator who made us<br />
  in His own image is qualified to define us accurately.<br />
  Choose  wisely&#8230;there are results.</p>
<p>  Many problems in human experience are the result of<br />
  false and inaccurate definitions of humankind premised<br />
  in man-made religions and humanistic philosophies.</p>
<p>  Each individual human being possesses a unique, highly<br />
  developed, and sensitive perception of diversity. Thus<br />
  aware, man is endowed with a natural capability for enact-<br />
  ing internal mental and external physical selectivity.<br />
  Quantitative and qualitative choice-making thus lends<br />
  itself as the superior basis of an active intelligence.</p>
<p>  Human is earth&#8217;s Choicemaker. His title describes<br />
  his definitive and typifying characteristic. Recall<br />
  that his other features are but vehicles of experi-<br />
  ence intent on the development of perceptive<br />
  awareness and the following acts of decision and<br />
  choice. Note that the products of man cannot define<br />
  him for they are the fruit of the discerning choice-<br />
  making process and include the cognition of self,<br />
  the utility of experience, the development of value-<br />
  measuring systems and language, and the accultur-<br />
  ation of civilization.</p>
<p>  The arts and the sciences of man, as with his habits,<br />
  customs, and traditions, are the creative harvest of<br />
  his perceptive and selective powers. Creativity, the<br />
  creative process,  is a choice-making process. His<br />
  articles, constructs, and commodities, however<br />
  marvelous to behold, deserve neither awe nor idol-<br />
  atry, for man, not his contrivance, is earth&#8217;s own<br />
  highest expression of the creative process.</p>
<p>  Human is earth&#8217;s Choicemaker. The sublime and<br />
  significant act of choosing is, itself, the Archimedean<br />
  fulcrum upon which man levers and redirects the<br />
  forces of cause and effect to an elected level of qual-<br />
  ity and diversity. Further, it orients him toward a<br />
  natural environmental opportunity, freedom, and<br />
  bestows earth&#8217;s title, The Choicemaker, on his<br />
  singular and plural brow.</p>
<p>  Human is earth&#8217;s Choicemaker. Psalm 25:12 He is by<br />
  nature and nature&#8217;s God a creature of Choice &#8211; and of<br />
  Criteria. Psalm 119:30,173 His unique and definitive<br />
  characteristic is, and of Right ought to be, the natural<br />
  foundation of his environments, institutions, and re-<br />
  spectful relations to his fellow-man. Thus, he is orien-<br />
  ted to a Freedom whose roots are in the Order of the<br />
  universe.</p>
<p>   Let us proclaim it. Behold!<br />
  The Season of Generation-Choicemaker Joel 3:14 KJV</p>
<p>   &#8211; from The HUMAN PARADIGM</p>
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		<title>By: Anonymous</title>
		<link>http://lakeneuron.com/2006/05/07/book-report/comment-page-1/#comment-39249</link>
		<dc:creator>Anonymous</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 08 May 2006 14:26:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Consider:
  The missing element in every human &#039;solution&#039; is 
  an accurate definition of the creature.  

  The  way  we define  &#039;human&#039;  determines our view 
  of self, others, relationships, institutions, life, and 
  future. Important? Only the Creator who made us 
  in His own image is qualified to define us accurately. 
  Choose  wisely...there are results.
 
  Many problems in human experience are the result of 
  false and inaccurate definitions of humankind premised 
  in man-made religions and humanistic philosophies.

  Each individual human being possesses a unique, highly 
  developed, and sensitive perception of diversity. Thus 
  aware, man is endowed with a natural capability for enact-
  ing internal mental and external physical selectivity. 
  Quantitative and qualitative choice-making thus lends 
  itself as the superior basis of an active intelligence.

  Human is earth&#039;s Choicemaker. His title describes
  his definitive and typifying characteristic. Recall 
  that his other features are but vehicles of experi-
  ence intent on the development of perceptive 
  awareness and the following acts of decision and
  choice. Note that the products of man cannot define 
  him for they are the fruit of the discerning choice-
  making process and include the cognition of self, 
  the utility of experience, the development of value-
  measuring systems and language, and the accultur-
  ation of civilization.

  The arts and the sciences of man, as with his habits,
  customs, and traditions, are the creative harvest of
  his perceptive and selective powers. Creativity, the 
  creative process,  is a choice-making process. His 
  articles, constructs, and commodities, however 
  marvelous to behold, deserve neither awe nor idol-
  atry, for man, not his contrivance, is earth&#039;s own 
  highest expression of the creative process.

  Human is earth&#039;s Choicemaker. The sublime and 
  significant act of choosing is, itself, the Archimedean 
  fulcrum upon which man levers and redirects the 
  forces of cause and effect to an elected level of qual-
  ity and diversity. Further, it orients him toward a 
  natural environmental opportunity, freedom, and 
  bestows earth&#039;s title, The Choicemaker, on his 
  singular and plural brow.

  Human is earth&#039;s Choicemaker. Psalm 25:12 He is by 
  nature and nature&#039;s God a creature of Choice - and of 
  Criteria. Psalm 119:30,173 His unique and definitive 
  characteristic is, and of Right ought to be, the natural 
  foundation of his environments, institutions, and re-
  spectful relations to his fellow-man. Thus, he is orien-
  ted to a Freedom whose roots are in the Order of the 
  universe.

   Let us proclaim it. Behold!
  The Season of Generation-Choicemaker Joel 3:14 KJV

   - from The HUMAN PARADIGM</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Consider:<br />
  The missing element in every human &#8216;solution&#8217; is<br />
  an accurate definition of the creature.  </p>
<p>  The  way  we define  &#8216;human&#8217;  determines our view<br />
  of self, others, relationships, institutions, life, and<br />
  future. Important? Only the Creator who made us<br />
  in His own image is qualified to define us accurately.<br />
  Choose  wisely&#8230;there are results.</p>
<p>  Many problems in human experience are the result of<br />
  false and inaccurate definitions of humankind premised<br />
  in man-made religions and humanistic philosophies.</p>
<p>  Each individual human being possesses a unique, highly<br />
  developed, and sensitive perception of diversity. Thus<br />
  aware, man is endowed with a natural capability for enact-<br />
  ing internal mental and external physical selectivity.<br />
  Quantitative and qualitative choice-making thus lends<br />
  itself as the superior basis of an active intelligence.</p>
<p>  Human is earth&#8217;s Choicemaker. His title describes<br />
  his definitive and typifying characteristic. Recall<br />
  that his other features are but vehicles of experi-<br />
  ence intent on the development of perceptive<br />
  awareness and the following acts of decision and<br />
  choice. Note that the products of man cannot define<br />
  him for they are the fruit of the discerning choice-<br />
  making process and include the cognition of self,<br />
  the utility of experience, the development of value-<br />
  measuring systems and language, and the accultur-<br />
  ation of civilization.</p>
<p>  The arts and the sciences of man, as with his habits,<br />
  customs, and traditions, are the creative harvest of<br />
  his perceptive and selective powers. Creativity, the<br />
  creative process,  is a choice-making process. His<br />
  articles, constructs, and commodities, however<br />
  marvelous to behold, deserve neither awe nor idol-<br />
  atry, for man, not his contrivance, is earth&#8217;s own<br />
  highest expression of the creative process.</p>
<p>  Human is earth&#8217;s Choicemaker. The sublime and<br />
  significant act of choosing is, itself, the Archimedean<br />
  fulcrum upon which man levers and redirects the<br />
  forces of cause and effect to an elected level of qual-<br />
  ity and diversity. Further, it orients him toward a<br />
  natural environmental opportunity, freedom, and<br />
  bestows earth&#8217;s title, The Choicemaker, on his<br />
  singular and plural brow.</p>
<p>  Human is earth&#8217;s Choicemaker. Psalm 25:12 He is by<br />
  nature and nature&#8217;s God a creature of Choice &#8211; and of<br />
  Criteria. Psalm 119:30,173 His unique and definitive<br />
  characteristic is, and of Right ought to be, the natural<br />
  foundation of his environments, institutions, and re-<br />
  spectful relations to his fellow-man. Thus, he is orien-<br />
  ted to a Freedom whose roots are in the Order of the<br />
  universe.</p>
<p>   Let us proclaim it. Behold!<br />
  The Season of Generation-Choicemaker Joel 3:14 KJV</p>
<p>   &#8211; from The HUMAN PARADIGM</p>
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