The man was an atheist until 60 when converted to Christianity - he was know at the BBC as NSIT (Not Safe In Taxi's).

Verses written more than a hundred years after his death and then rewritten many times - it's difficult to know what the truth is...
Truth is truth, its absolute, it needs no commentary.

What they call the truth will only imprison you - the truth is hidden from us. So it will be nearly impossible to know the truth. What is correct is telling the truth as this will set you free.

The option to rule yourself is only provided as long as your rule does no harm to others.

Yes, but the word "prevent" is a very ambiguous term. And, is more often than not abused.

Yes, but will we ever see it?

Perhaps that same condition the USA should allow other sovereignties instead of bombing them and killing their citizens.
Libya and Iraq didn't do what they were told and look what happened. And now they are trying to do the same with Syria. Fortunately, Russia and China are able to cool the dogs of war. Russia and SAA haves been responsible for ridding Syria of terrorists while the West has been funding them.

By the way, my atheism has nothing to do with how I treat and behave to all walks of life. Atheism is jus a NO instead of a YES. It's really that simple....

Hi Archer, good to see you. My calls to action have always been the interest of the people and NOT the corporate elite. The Government wants both, taxes and drastically reduce social services. It is possible for a committee to represent the common good, though I agree, it is rare. Usually, self interest creeps in...
Their are many NGO's that are just products of the deep state. Perpetual debt is the only form of income for these pariah's of the working class. Centralization, unchecked, creates greed, apathy and mindless knee jerks - it is a cancer that eats away at the freedom they though it would create.

Who ever said it! the latter is today, and will be until the sheeple wake up... To be governed by a small elite is NEVER at the interest of the people...

Spot on!

It is indeed - I wish they are that intelligent!