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To: churchillbuff
"James' vivid, alleged recollections are starting to fade as he gets older — but among his prized possessions remain two haunting presents sent to him by Barron: a bust of George Washington and a model of a Corsair aircraft."


Are they so stupid as to not realize this is a little boys vivid imagination fueled with presents? The parents are in heavy duty self deception. If anything as the kid gets older his recollections should be MORE VIVID!
15 posted on 04/24/2004 11:51:37 AM PDT by nmh (Intelligent people recognize Intelligent Design (God).)
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To: nmh
If anything as the kid gets older his recollections should be MORE VIVID!

Why? If reincarnation is the transmigration of the soul or ego, a particle of individual consciousness, from one body to another, then the recollections would fade as the ego of the new body becomes more established.

43 posted on 04/24/2004 12:49:18 PM PDT by servantoftheservant
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To: nmh
Not to bust your rant, but the gifts were sent AFTER he had devuldged all the information.
66 posted on 04/24/2004 1:10:09 PM PDT by Howlin
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To: nmh
Are they so stupid as to not realize this is a little boys vivid imagination fueled with presents?

Heeeeey.....You know , I remember seeing a little kid on Leno who knew all about dinosaurs .....

you don't suppose......

naaaah, he couldn't be......

or - could - he ........

do you suppose he is a reincarnated stegosaurus?

WOW......how else could he know soooooo much about dinosaurs??????

182 posted on 04/24/2004 8:33:03 PM PDT by Optimist (I think I'm beginning to see a pattern here.)
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