Sinning? In your dreams...

well don't female clergy often refer to Jesus as Mother? Maybe he's a ladyboy.

You harbour hate for ladyboys in your heart? Is that what you are saying?So why are you dreaming about them?

Failing in dreams is generally related to insecurity or stress - I've never seen it attibuted to the concept that it's a decent into hell.

What a load of rubbish - I lived in Eire for a year and your claims about the knowledge of people is just pure rubbish. Oh sure young people go to dossers mass but to claim that people don't have much of an understanding of the gospels or that Christianity is not still a large influence on the political and social landscape of Ireland is just bollocks - total bollocks.As with your other responses what you are actually saying is "they don't believe like me so....".Edited by CK, : No reason given.

The lions represent sexual desire - they are trying to get into the church (which is a sign of sexual repression). You are having sex behind the church rather than in it because of sexual repression. Your Partner turning into your mother is a sign that you wish to have a sex change operation.What you need to do is go to the church and have sex in it - this will cure all of your problems.That will be 350 please.

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When people get told it's true by People In Authority (Doctors, Priests, Charlatans etc) they tend to believe it as Gospel (excuse the pun).

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It's very true - I've always had an interest in "the con" and it's amazing what you can get people to do if can make them believe that a) you are an expert or someone "in authority" and b) you know what you are talking about.I did some work in the past for corporations looking at the security of their information systems. However I am not a hacker, I used to take care of the social engineering part. A phone is all you need to get information out of most people (and a pretense that you are phoning them from a different part of the same building).Darren Brown Also did a great show last year where he went to the states and got a group of atheists to have a "religious" experience - people are easy to fool (groups of people are even easier).

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Derren performed instant conversions on a group consisting of members of the public, all of whom were atheists. After the first instant conversion many of the group chose to leave, concerned by what they had just witnessed. Derren then proceeded to convert another individual and then the remainder of the group at once. In each case, he caused the participants to at least accept the possibility that there was a God, when previously they had all refused to do so. At the end of the show, a notice on screen announced that the participants had all been "de-converted" before they left.

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I do something similar in my research. I look at how people's perception of temporality are affected by their use of technology and in turn how their existing perceptions of temporality affect their assessment of a success of a technology.So if you give someone a computer to perform a process - I'm not really interested in if it does make the process quicker but rather if the person using it *thinks* it does and how they assess the difference.