Robert_Bruce_Ferguson

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About Robert_Bruce_Ferguson

  • Birthday 11/21/1969

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  • Title, Name/Nickname
    Colonel
  • Gender
    Male
  • Marital Status
    Single
  • Location
    Mississippi

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  • Interests
    Many interests and hobbies. I like to learn about many things: history, religion, language, how to write better--among others.
  • Pets / Animals
    8 cats, 3 dogs, 1 turkey, +/- 40 chickens
  • Grateful For
    Religion, nature, water, food, a healthy life and my good friends (many now gone)
  • Your Motto
    facere jus
  • Doctrine /Affiliation
    I grew up Methodist

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  • Occupation
    Historian & Writer

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  1. Robert_Bruce_Ferguson
    Happy 2022!
  2. Robert_Bruce_Ferguson
    Brother Lobl, It maybe dishonest, and it maybe theft. However, some historians say our holiday slowly transformed or changed into the holiday as we know it today. Is it dishonest when the baby transforms into a child? It it theft when we all use a commonality like the wheel, a hammer, or an idea like a holiday? Certainly it's true that dishonesty and theft is not doing the right thing.
  3. Robert_Bruce_Ferguson
    Is that a bad thing?
  4. Robert_Bruce_Ferguson

    In the period from around 800 B.C. to A.D. 650, the five great faiths emerged: Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam and Judaism. 

  5. Robert_Bruce_Ferguson
    All Saints' Day, also known as All Hallows' Day, Hallowmas, the Feast of All Saints, or Solemnity of All Saints, is a Christian solemnity celebrated in honor of all the saints, known and unknown.
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  7. Robert_Bruce_Ferguson
    Welcome to you.
  8. Robert_Bruce_Ferguson
    Welcome.
  9. Robert_Bruce_Ferguson
    Hello, ULC means freedom to express my religious self in the way I best understand, as I consider myself a student of many, if not all, religions (and philosophies). "Do that which is right" strikes a cord in me, and the phrase rings true in my heart. Although I am new to the ULC, I am not new to religion as I grew up as a Methodist. Some of the most profound things I've experienced was during religious conversations, sermons, tv shows, and even at the movies. As I age, many of my friends who didn't have the luxury of living as long as I have gone, and their passings makes me contemplate on the meaning of life and death. ULC is a way for me to express this contemplation in my mind, heart, and soul. -the Colonel
  10. Robert_Bruce_Ferguson
    Yes, welcome. Even though I'm new to ULC, I'm certainly not new to religion. -the Colonel