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I concur with that post Brother Albert, but the last paragraph is (obviously) new to me. Would you care to expand on that?

Looking forward to hearing these.. I truely hope they are the original stories, and and not the bastardised 'pc' versions

As most of you are aware, I am fairly new to the Church, and indeed have only recently started to read our Guiding Texts. Again, like most of you, I am awash with that feeling in which, for the first time, everything just 'clicks', and makes sense.

Whilst reading and taking notes (A habit of mine), I found myself asking questions aloud.
Who, what, where.. Why?
And it occurred to me that it would be great if we, as a family, could sit down (internet wise of course) and go through each book, chapter by chapter. This way we could ask questions of one another regarding what it means to you, and therefore educate one another, as well as ourselves. I also think it would be a handy thing for those, like myself, who are new, and are still on the outside, moving in from the cold.

I hope you all agree, and to be honest, this will only work if there is participation.

I look forward to seeing, meeting and talking with you all about this most important and personal of things.

Your Brother, Neill

I would love to.. but I would need someone to tell me what I need etc. It used to be popular here, but not as much anymore.
Also, if we want to chat to one another, we need to work out the best way (and time?) to get on and say hello..

I think that this is something absolutely central to our maintaining a good healthy people.
First and foremost, it dictates that in order to have such good, natural food, people have to know how to produce it, which means that we need to either learn or teach it to fellow Brothers and Sisters.
Secondly, it affords us variety.. most of us know how to cook (My Mother made sure all of us could cook before we left the family home), and so we have a combined wealth.

Slowly, as we strip away the poisoning of materialism and 'want'(as opposed to 'need'), we will rediscover the true greatness of our race