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Intransigence & Indifference: Essays Concerning Religion and Spirituality
Jarred James Breaux
Intransigence & Indifference introduces you to religious beliefs and practices from around the world. It takes you into the spiritual realm and engulfs you in the paranormal and the supernatural while paying close attention to detail and the philosophy of religion. Engage in well researched articles and educate yourself on the religious beliefs surrounding you in a world where so little is known as so much is made mundane. The author debates and rebuttals many firm concepts common to Western belief, tackling the definition of marriage, Christmas traditions, traditional characteristics of God, the use of narcotics to induce an ecstatic state, and the basis of evil in the world today.
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Vampireliketendencies
Jeffery Pritchett
College Student
34 years old
Marianna, Florida

Jeffery began to experience the paranormal as a young man, around the age of 20 or so. Young and quiet in school, picked on and profused with pain in daily lessons of horror for not quiet fitting in some would say. An ugly duckling if you will who didn't know that one day he would become a beautiful swan. Abused at home and by his classmates he soon gathered an illness of testicular cancer.

Going through six months of chemo all the while and finding God on his death bed. Vomiting, hair falling out, quiet a little monster of a sad boy who never hurt anyone, well at least not this life that he knew of, or if he had been in another life who knows. But oddly enough it was strange to go thru so much suffering and persecution at such a young tender ripe age of highschool years. Some people dress up goth for the style, it was brought on this young man by pure tradgedy and pain and horrors unspeakable... Read More

BlazeYoungblood
Paul Theimer
Retail Manager
27 years old
Atlanta, Georgia

I've been in GA for about two and a half years, moved here from Greater Philadelphia. My family still lives in Ohio and PA, I came down here pretty blindly. I'm a manager at my local Petco, befriended many of co-workers and I live with three other Petco employees. I served four years in the Army, some time reserve, some time active. I was a heavy vehicle operator and can drive anything from a deuce and a half, to an 18 wheeler rig. I spend a lot of my time working, watching hockey, and hanging out with my Amy, she's a big part of my life and I appreciate her more than she could know. She's been my girlfriend for a few months and I haven't been happier. I love ya baby. I am also pretty heavy into video games, especially Xbox; Halo 2, NHL 2k6, Far Cry.. the list goes on. Did I mention Hockey? I am an absolute hockey/NHL fanatic, I pull for the Detroit Red Wings always. Hockey night is usually ended with a face plant or a broken table. We just spend a lot of time hangin around, smokin, drinkin, and having an awesome time here. Read More

Nakquda
Jarred James Breaux
Teacher/Graduate Student
24 years old
Lafayette, Louisiana

I am a teacher by profession and a real estate investor by trade. I am also do some drafting on the side. That is, when I have time juggling work and graduate school. I received my Bachelor of Arts from the College of Liberal Arts of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. I majored in History and minored in Religious Studies. I am now in Graduate School at Nicholls University working on my Education certification.

I am a religious person but I do not preach nor advertise my religious beliefs. I try to be funny, but can sometimes be insulting. I am not naughty nor am I very nice; although, I try to be as polite as possible. I don't drink, smoke, or do drugs, but that does not make me lame, just smart. I am a politically active person. I am a Republican; I believe in keeping the money that I worked for. I believe the best aid to society is a hand-up not a hand-out. I write my opinion in my local newspaper occasionally. Read More