Re: How can something be safe if it's not permanent?

Posted by Dinah on June 27, 2003, at 10:45:21

In reply to Re: How can something be safe if it's not permanent? » Dinah, posted by Penny on June 27, 2003, at 10:29:13

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> I guess there's no true safety in this world, unless you're religious and have faith. I'm not really, as I can't decide what I believe, so I agree that it's all a risk. I mean, nothing is really permanent in this world, is it?
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Perhaps that's why I find the world so utterly terrifying. Maybe if I could come to terms with that....

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How can something be safe if it's not permanent? Dinah 6/27/03
Re: How can something be safe if it's not permanent? » Dinah Penny 6/27/03
Re: How can something be safe if it's not permanent? Dinah 6/27/03
Re: How can something be safe if it's not permanen kalyb 6/27/03
Re: How can something be safe if it's not permanent? shar 6/27/03
Re: How can something be safe if it's not permanent? Dinah 6/27/03
Re: Above for Shar (nm) Dinah 6/27/03
Re: How can something be safe if it's not permanen » kalyb Dinah 6/27/03
Re: How can something be safe if it's not permanent? » Dinah Miller 6/27/03
Re: How can something be safe if it's not permanent? stjames 6/27/03
Re: How can something be safe if it's not permanent? Tabitha 6/27/03
Nothing is permanent yesac 6/27/03
My thoughts on Shar's ideas yesac 6/27/03
Re: Nothing is permanent » yesac kalyb 6/27/03
Re: How can something be safe if it's not permanen Emme 6/27/03
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Re: backup therapist - Penny, Dinah yesac 6/30/03

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