are of the same notion and devotion. We are born as one. We share all rights together. 
Yesterday's post concerning a Round, Edgeless Future pressed me into remembering how we are surrounded by circles but few of us realize their power.
The other day I read an article discussing how, when architecture students are asked to design a "City of the Future," they always draw round structures.
or are you one of those blessed with a truly unique name that identifies you before anyone actually meets you?
if he changes all the locks from Rightside Up to Upside Down.
I think the best analogy (or at least the one I just came up with now) is this: Say you see a person walking down the street with a brown paper bag in his hand. Given New York's liquor laws you know that he has some sort of alcoholic beverage inside. However, you don't know if that alcoholic beverage is a beer or wine, or even a wine cooler - unless it is taken out of the bag. Converting is sort of like removing the bottle from the bag. Being Jewish means you have a Jewish Soul - but not everyone with a Jewish Soul hidden in their paper bag realizes that they are Jewish until they take it out of the bag - converting, that is.
we are faced with the questions of antiquity that have bothered and constrained humankind: Do we still judge people by color? 
God does not demand obedience, why should we?The second quote:
Jesus didn't die for a country; he died for individuals.Is it ever appropriate to coerce any brand of religious Faith? Should children ever be coerced into a belief system when they were born without one?
by deadly force resulting in the removal of the current trough of all bodies from the face of the earth.
e and pungent odor of natural gas.
No one could explain then and no one, even today, can begin to explain now.
What's going on in the urban core?The olfactory mystery in the New York region was matched by strange activity elsewhere. In Austin, Tex., police cordoned off 10 blocks of the downtown business district early yesterday after more than 60 birds were found dead overnight along Congress Avenue, which leads to the State Capitol.
Air testing there failed to find a cause, but preliminary results determined that people were not at risk. In New York, the piercing odor was the talk of Manhattan, and it called to mind another mystery: the maple syrup odor that people reported smelling on separate days in late 2005 and whose source has never been established. In yesterday's case, several people said they were overcome by the odor.
Are we are minds?
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