[LEC16]

I feel the behavior change is because of the regression in age. Not necessarily anything to do with religion.

The idea that there is such a thing as good and bad is a religious belief.

I don't feel that way. There is good and there is bad. There is wrong then there is right. Who says religion has anything to do with that?

The belief that right/wrong & good/bad are real is a religious belief. You can disagree, but I would be curious how you define them w/o god or a higher power. I guess most people that try end up with an infinite regression. As for the mlc'ers, I think you are probably right about the root cause, but I think the discussion here is interesting. I know what I saw with the sudden personality change that was able to be predicted by W eyes was very scary.

[Roma]

Hi Nah,

The sweating is part of male menopause. Just like hot flashes for female menopause.

LEC,

You're a religious person. Could it be that is how YOU define good/bad/right/wrong?

Yes their eyes change, I've seen it myself. Mostly when My H's is in his 5 year  old persona. Sort of wide eyed, innocent curious.

I more follow science as opposed to religion although study religion because it's interesting.

Religious people often come up with a reason such as 'demonic possession' or something like that instead of something scientific  that can be proven which is more of what I can relate to.

[Not Applicable]

I've seen some positive changes in how my husband behaves toward me since his MLC. In fact, he points these out to me when he feels I am upset with him. He truly believes he is being a better person in some regards at least. Maybe it is compensation for the bad, and maybe he is an exception, but I think it is unfair to say they turn all bad and turn their back on morals altogether. It might be more fair to say they pick and choose what suits their image and their needs.

Even if you believe in demonic possession, normally a possessed person does not act possessed all the time. The demon comes and goes. In fact, that is how it becomes so obvious, because it is like they become another person sometimes and then return to themselves.

[LEC16]

Hi Nah,

The sweating is part of male menopause. Just like hot flashes for female menopause.

LEC,

You're a religious person. Could it be that is how YOU define good/bad/right/wrong?

Yes their eyes change, I've seen it myself. Mostly when My H's is in his 5 year  old persona. Sort of wide eyed, innocent curious.

I more follow science as opposed to religion although study religion because it's interesting.

Religious people often come up with a reason such as 'demonic possession' or something like that instead of something scientific  that can be proven which is more of what I can relate to.

I'm Catholic, and I look to science and natural explanations first. Look at the criteria that the church uses to authenticate miracles. If you like science you would probably appreciate the incredible scrutiny that the shroud of Turin has been subjected to. I find demonic possession interesting. There is certainly some cases that are very difficult for skeptics to explain. I'm not saying mlc is demonic, but I won't dismiss evil as a factor and find the topic fascinating.

As for defining good/bad & right/wrong, i am not using religion because I believe  in it, rather I use it because if we really believe in morality then something needs to define it or it's just opinion. If we believe it's purely reason created by evolution than I still question why it's real?  Most skeptics answers just kick the can down the road imo.

I enjoy being challenged and think it's healthy for both believers and skeptics.

[nah]

The sweating is part of male menopause. Just like hot flashes for female menopause.

Hey thanks for completely disregarding what others are discussing on this thread that someone else started.

Also disregarding that I specifically mentioned hormones on my last post on this subject so maybe I have a clue about male menopause.

No one is saying you have to believe but you can respect the opinions of other posters.

I know what I saw as did Law Professor, Velika, and others.

If you think the idea is stupid, then disregard and go to another thread.

[Roma]

Hi Nah.

I was replying to LEC. I have no opinion, just doing my best to relate. No need for the nastiness.

Yes hormones are involved. I didn't mean to disregard anything yet again, my discussion was for LEC.

[nah]

So when you wrote "hi Nah" you weren't addressing me?

[LEC16]

Hi Nah.

I was replying to LEC. I have no opinion, just doing my best to relate. No need for the nastiness.

Yes hormones are involved. I didn't mean to disregard anything yet again, my discussion was for LEC.

I think emails and message boards are notorious for miss understandings. Even in our exchange I felt like my message wasn't being interrupted correctly, but that was probably due to me not communicating my thoughts clearly. I really enjoyed being challenged by you Ellegance, I feel like if your questioning something I wrote someone else probably is as well. I also like debating someone with thoughtful opposing opinions.

I didn't take anything as being hostile, but I can see how even things I wrote could be taken that way.

[Roma]

LEC,

I in no way found your comments hostile at all. The only thing I was questioning was with your good/bad thing and religion. I know many people who are not religious yet are extremely moral.

Or maybe I just didn't quite get what you were saying or maybe you just didn't realize that?

i was just trying to understand.

[LEC16]

LEC,

I in no way found your comments hostile at all. The only thing I was questioning was with your good/bad thing and religion. I know many people who are not religious yet are extremely moral.

Or maybe I just didn't quite get what you were saying or maybe you just didn't realize that?

i was just trying to understand.

I also know many non-religious and atheists that are moral. I was just pointing out if you believe in moral absolutes, god or higher power are the only logical explanations. I don't believe you can say something is bad or good without the basis. I'm more getting at the "why" question. We all agree intentionally hurting a baby is bad, but why is it bad. You could say common sense, but a true deep examination requires more. My point is if you believe something to be absolutely good or bad you are basically espousing a religious belief.