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lani mulre pus
lady mule poos
(hmmm ... maybe there is more to this than I first anticipated)
lani mulre pus
lady mule poos
(hmmm ... maybe there is more to this than I first anticipated)
God is a liar and I have the proof!
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If you arrange the words in bold they make out a great recipe for Gazpacho soup. :thumbsup:
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Pffft. Not very good.
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Pffft. Not very good.
They did actually die...Besides King James Version is not the best version of the bible. Try the NIV or the NASB. Also, why are you calling pastors and priests scumbags? You are the one acting like one.
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"The Christian religion is a parody on the worship of the sun, in which they put a man called Christ in place of the sun, and pay him the adoration originally payed to the sun"
- Thomas Paine
If I'm wrong or crazy it looks like I have good company!
He is a fire and brimstone one too.
"The Christian religion is a parody on the worship of the sun, in which they put a man called Christ in place of the sun, and pay him the adoration originally payed to the sun"
- Thomas Paine
If I'm wrong or crazy it looks like I have good company!
Thomas Paine was a Freemason. I dont care about Thomas Paine, i have no use for Thomas Paine.
Incriminating Convoy
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Thus Thomas Paine has no use for you, because you are a Christian who is blinded by blind faith.
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Incriminating Convoy
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Thomas Paine is of the up most importance in American history as he was one of the revolutionist that set America free from the imperial Great Britain monarchy. I don't know if you are from the United States or not, but I believe that it is my duty to give honor to a man that set forth the freedom of the United States. His pamphlet Common Sense is extremely important in American history.
Do I care for him personally? No.
Do I care for him in the sake of American freedom? Yes.
Do I care for him personally? No.
Do I care for him in the sake of American freedom? Yes.
Your relative POV is based on what comparison? Who else, along with you as an individual, has spent the time to research this book? Why should the Gideon, or the King James, or which ever version, be the whole story? You know the thing was redacted several times before the 4th century, surely? What about all the stuff that hit the cutting-room floor? What about the DS scrolls, or all the other scrolls no-one hears about?QuestionEverything said:
Your insistence on seeing astrological significance in religious terminology, isn't new. Numerology is a similar idea: that somehow a person's name, and the base10 number system, are connected, but the math has a pretty odd way of working, with arbitrary distribution, and so on. Why doesn't binary work with that, or base3?
Then again, "pa" is a common sound in many languages, to symbolise father, or the sun, Latin for father is pater. Stella, or stellae, is where "star" comes from.
The Romans thought the sky was a big curtain, and at night, the stars were holes in the curtain. The light was from the realm of the Gods.
Another Latin word that sounds like stella is stela: a pillar or column.
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BlueMoose
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Where the Christians got their traditions of religion, from the Jews.
And where the Jews got their traditions, from Egypt, Moses ~ Akhenaten.
Expelled to Sion, and started to write their beliefs by letters ~ bible, and the storys are the same, like Horus/Jesus for example.
In Egyptian religion there is Mises the lawgiver, like Moses was, once a again, just a coincidence ?
And wasnt religion on that time in Egypt based on astronomy/astrology, yes.
So there you have it.
And where the Jews got their traditions, from Egypt, Moses ~ Akhenaten.
Expelled to Sion, and started to write their beliefs by letters ~ bible, and the storys are the same, like Horus/Jesus for example.
In Egyptian religion there is Mises the lawgiver, like Moses was, once a again, just a coincidence ?
And wasnt religion on that time in Egypt based on astronomy/astrology, yes.
So there you have it.
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BlueMoose
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-Maybe or wait...maybe...
"The root of the name Moses is in the Egyptian word Mos which means "child." But this word also had a wider legal meaning—"the rightful son and heir." As it was punishable by death to mention Akhenaten's name after his banishment, a code name was established through which his followers could refer to him. Therefore they called him MOs, the son, to indicate that he was the legitimate son of Amenhotep III and the rightful heir to his father's throne. The ancient Egyptian language had no written vowels, although the vowels were pronounced. The written word meaning a child or son consisted of two consonants, m and s, It is therefore easy to see that the Hebrew word, Moses, was derived from the Egyptian, Mos. The final 's' of Moses derives from the Greek translation of the biblical name."
http://www.sciforums.com/showthread.php?t=64602&page=5
Says who? From my POV the best version of the bible is the one tossed into the fireplace...
that's why Bible is POV of many and many do not have the same POV as you do.
Actually the Bible is many different POVs of many different people. That's why there are 100s of denominations resulting from 100s of different interpretations from the same book, all different POVs.