man, i don't want to be the guy who goes off-topic again. but since you've mentioned women and their periods...not so long ago i watched a french film called romance and i thought it was an ambitious independent flick but i wonder how they just try to push the limits again and again. one scene included a shot with a woman and her boyfriend on their bed and the woman puts her tampon out of her body in front of the guy to put it in a glass filled with water. the guy sipped on it and drank it. now this was another case for me to think about the freedom of art. to me, a tampon drinker is a tampon drinker. i don't think we need explicit displays like that. main stream is much worst. they want to tell you that you can be spiritual and still follow all of these babylon things. im sorry, but to be catholic from birth without thinking about it too much doesnt mean to be spiritual to me for example.
well. regarding the thing that the bible/ european teachings would make people blind for african traditions. i really don't think its that easy, isnt it? i mean which state was the very first christian state internationally? i think it was ethiopia. one could say in america and europe they aren't that high on original bible teachings either. there are many pagan groups, the church is so heavily influenced by pagan origins as well as the american society and even hinduism features versions of old german "gods". ethiopia has an orthodox church and they officially claim that their emperors come from the bloddline of the biblical david. i think these original aspects and orthodox teachings are very rare nowadays. russia and greek come to my mind but thats it. and those spiritual things, that the leaders of the world and the celebrities are following, even feature all kind of symbols. so i nthe end, it's just all about rome and their philosophy to me. and they influence the whole world.
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