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2012 What Do You Think?

by karpe11 in Folklore, November 11, 2009
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Possibilities of 2012 and what I think about it.

The Tale of The Pied Piper: A Strange Amalgam of Truth and Myth

by Mr Ghaz in Folklore, October 18, 2009
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The legend is certainly not the first, not is it the only one, of its kind. Remarkably similar tales of pipers who spirit away children figure in folklore all over Europe and throughout the Middle East. But unlike most of the other folktales, the Hamelin story gives precise dates, contradictory though they may be.

Love: Fact or Fiction?

by samuelwaller in Relationships, October 18, 2009
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A debateable/argumentative, maybe some praise in this article, describing love, and whether it’s just in your head.

Eight Elaborate Parables and Illustrious Urban Legends

by Lauren Axelrod in Folklore, October 14, 2009
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The evolution of Urban Legends is due to a gross misunderstanding of the stories of folklore. The legends have circulated through the internet, via word of mouth, and at parties while people are severely under the influence or just need a conversation piece to feel more comfortable.

A Heathen’s Analysis of The Bible 1: Genesis 1.1

by fivegoldstars in Religion, October 11, 2009
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The Bible is perhaps one of the most popular books ever to have been published. Reports suggest that more homes own a copy of the Christian text than The Da Vinci Code. Many people live their lives by its contents, but how does the text itself stand up to scrutiny?

Reincarnation: Food for Thought – An Extraordinary Case

by CaSundara in Religion, August 30, 2009
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The fascinating account of a toddler who recalled his own death and various historical facts he should never have known. This convinced his parents to research his past-life memories, finding them – astonishingly – to be entirely accurate. Food for thought if you’ve previously dismissed reincarnation…

Top Five Unexplained Mysteries of the World

by ben9999imsc1 in Paranormal, July 19, 2009
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Novelists always say that the science in the world right now is at a low level. I agree, let me give you some evidence. Here is my list of Top five unexplained mysteries in the world, let’s have a look and guess how many years later scientists can give them an answer.

All About Bastille Day

by ptwitty in Holidays, July 15, 2009
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Let’s celebrate Bastille Day with a few fun facts.

It is Not the End of the World

by Stacey T Pollock in Future, July 8, 2009
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Can we truly predict our own destruction?

Can Euthanasia Ever be Justified?

by Kyra Nova in Law, July 4, 2009
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About euthanasia.

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