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Mrs.Ellen Doer's avatar

In the wise words of Tamara Vineyard from today’s earlier Substacks (Midwestern Doctor / Autism is Ischemic Stroke), “…IGNORANCE IS CONTAGIOUS.” We’d do well to stop spreading it; use th brains G-D.YWH gave us, & remember: prayer fires up th brain, too.

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LWB's avatar

please direct me to the specific AMD post that contains the info about ischemic strokes

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Mrs.Ellen Doer's avatar

Close to beginning/middle of this very long post: discusses stroke findings of the late Dr Moulden (sp?)

https://open.substack.com/pub/amidwesterndoctor/p/what-makes-all-vaccines-so-dangerous?r=lf1w8&utm_medium=ios

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Brien's avatar

In The Road Less Travelled Scott Peck described original sin in the Garden of Eden as a kind of laziness, thereby holding up all sin up as having a form of laziness in its incipient state. He said that Eve’s failure to question the serpent when it made proclamations on behalf of God, delivering a cross-examination as it were, represented a kind of intellectual laziness. As for Adam, he similarly went along with Eve’s bite first and ask questions later deportment. Peck then went on to describe many of the human problems that he encountered in his psychiatric practice as stemming from a similar kind of laziness, an unwillingness or seeming incapacity to push pause, engage the brain and ask the right questions before making certain choices in life.

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Reginald Thibodeau's avatar

Adam was "p****Y-whipped". However, Eve being the only game in town, it's not surprising he went along with her poor choice. (That is intended to be humor, folks, NOT misogyny. ;-)

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Brien's avatar

Well, humor often contains a great deal of truth. To emphasize your comment, Adam was not deceived by the devil as Eve was. He knew that Eve’s decision would result in her death. If she was going to die he wanted to die as well.

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Phil Davis's avatar

But, God would have supplied him with another wife, new and improved. 😅😅😭 Adam was truly a dumb ass.

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ann nynkowski's avatar

The ‘will’ to live is strong. Adam would have instinctively carried on. The beat of his heart would have propelled him, with remorse and pain, to suffer alone. IMO.

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Reginald Thibodeau's avatar

You confirm my claim about Adam, then. I guess love at first sight under those conditions is understandable. Eternal life without a mate would not have been very desirable. I feel the same about my wife.

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Daniel Skinner's avatar

Eq

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David Chere-Bolelwang's avatar

There's a great deal of symbolism in ancient records which one needs to be very careful wnen considering to form an opinion. The story of Adam and Eve comes across as such.

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Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

Excellent observation! God gave Michael Angelo three brains and most of us don’t even use one brain!

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Stephen Due's avatar

Sorry John, but I think you are a little 'off' here. Adam does not look lazy to me, he looks fully formed but lifeless/listless. God is giving him (spiritual) life. The message is that the life of the spirit of man comes from God, not from pure biology as in the (rest of) the the animal kingdom. Nothing to do with the brain - although I agree with your advice on using the brain if one has a brain.

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Martin J Miller's avatar

Mankind is more in need of a feeling heart then anything else. Brains without a heart is its own kind of catastrophe

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Stephen Due's avatar

Yes, definitely. In Christianity the feeling heart comes from the Holy Spirit i.e. from God.

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Laurie Italiano's avatar

Wow what insight….thank you ❤️

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Charkate's avatar

Interesting!!

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albert venezio's avatar

That is not God it is the Psychotic "god" of the Old Testament - Satan. You can watch the work of his followers in Gaza.

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Reginald Thibodeau's avatar

If you subscribe to the belief that God is omniscient, omnipotent, yet loving and compassionate toward his creation, mankind, then I'd have to agree with you. I can certainly agree that the brutish, lower-than-animals, perverted, sub-human scum of hamas (along with their "civilian-palestinian" co-rapists/killers) are the spawn of Satan. And I am not even religious. islam is the 1400 year old spawn of Satan - not a religion, but a death cult that continues to refuse to enter the modern age along with true religions. [I do not capitalize islam, muslims, etc. as I feel that shows undue respect.]

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ann nynkowski's avatar

Ouch. That hurts. The horrors of evil are not relegated to only one kind of religious expression. Even without a moral framework the fairly recent and continuing framework of murderous acts by the ultra evil group under the BANDERA BATTALION comes to mind. (Look up Stephan Bandera, radical militant of Ukrainian Nationalists . And then look up the reason for Putin SPECIAL MILITARY OPERATION.). This is my example of what mankind is capable of inflicting upon others of his species.

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Kathleen Nathan's avatar

Italian researchers have discovered that the pineal gland has been totally destroyed in the autopsied corpses of the "vaccinated". I understand that Sucharit Bhakdi and Arne Buckhardt autopsied the "vaxxed" and found many of their organs had been destroyed.

In your estimation Dr. McCullough and John Leake...is the ACM mortality continuing to increase after the "vaccinations" and has anyone been doing more autopsies on the bodies--and brains--of vaccinated individuals? What do you make of the dense fibrous clots removed from arteries of the "vaccinated"? and now perhaps the "unvaccinated" as well?

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James Bryson's avatar

The quintessential artist, a sculptor, painting the Sistine Chapel ceiling while lying on his back, for years. What a credit to his Creator.

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Horace the Menace's avatar

I suspect it's more likely one of those occult memes myself. You too can be God - the serpent in the garden idea which seems to be the main goal of these people. The whole "Renaissance" seems to have been an occult affair, and most of the protagonists appear to have been Lucifer worshippers.

All very depressing really.

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David Chere-Bolelwang's avatar

Where did the Europeans get the idea that God and Adam's skin colors are lighter? Isn't this the basis of centuries of racism on the part of Europeans and cousins?

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Jennifer Jones's avatar

Nice, John Leake! Thank you!

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David Kukkee's avatar

Now that brought a chuckle, John Leake. Possibly one of my most favorite subjects... the brain... used as a communicator, we hear God's voice, if we would only listen. I am amazed at how anyone could intentionally impair their own brain using drugs. I accidentally gave myself a concussion in May, and am still recovering, and noticing deficits. I would dare say that the human brain is the most valuable resource we have, and apparently, globally, the most under appreciated resource in the world. Artificial Intelligence is deadly poison, and a harsh lesson is about to unfold with wide spread endorsement of the use of it. Interesting observation you have made John Leake, regarding the shape of the work on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel... I am of the opinion that humans are in fact somewhat naturally inclined to be lazy, and that they had to be reminded, repeatedly, by God, to avoid slothfulness, and use that brain wisely.

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