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Christianity Etc › Re: Human Sacrifice In The Bible: Lev 27: 29 & Judges 11 by Horus(m): 12:54pm On Feb 21, 2008
smile4kenn:
Jesus Did the last sacrifice, He sacrificed Himself and died for our sins.

So why refer to Old testement when Jesus is the New World. He has done it all for us.
So your Jesus commited suicide for your sins!!
And why are Christians still sinners?
Christianity Etc › Re: What's Wrong With African Religions? by Horus(m): 12:20pm On Feb 21, 2008
Wordsmith:
Lol @ this stupid hipocrite. This is the same clown that said in another thread that "Religion is a waist (waste) of time".

Bloody hipocrite
Your are the same idiot who didnt answer my question:
where did you saw me using the word [B]WAIST?[/B]
In which post?
Use quote and show us where and if you cannot shut up!!
Politics › Re: Obama Tko Clinton Again by Horus(m): 9:33pm On Feb 20, 2008
Barack Obama after winning Wisconsin - 1
Video:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=JfRWwZNv6FA&feature=user

Barack Obama after winning Wisconsin - 2
Video:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=R1AvNqnramA&feature=user
Politics › Re: Obama, Can He Make History? by Horus(m): 9:06pm On Feb 20, 2008
Barack Obama after winning Wisconsin - 1
Video:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=JfRWwZNv6FA&feature=user

Barack Obama after winning Wisconsin - 2
Video:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=R1AvNqnramA&feature=user
Foreign Affairs › Re: Obama For President? by Horus(m): 9:03pm On Feb 20, 2008
Barack Obama after winning Wisconsin - 1
Video:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=JfRWwZNv6FA&feature=user

Barack Obama after winning Wisconsin - 2
Video:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=R1AvNqnramA&feature=user
Politics › Re: Obama Tko Clinton Again by Horus(m): 8:29pm On Feb 20, 2008
almondjoy:
I rest ma case.  As usual words with not meanings and the quest for super delegates continues!  What did I expect from you anyway?  We know what your thinking capabilities are! Always posting rubbish!

Move jo! angry
This article about Barack Obama is not rubbish, if you dont like the article dont read it instead of calling it rubbish!! grin.Move bitch!! grin
Christianity Etc › Re: What's Wrong With African Religions? by Horus(m): 8:01pm On Feb 20, 2008
What is religion but the deification of ancestors, the making sacred of traditions within the context and history. How can we honor any god who was used against us? The only people who accept alien gods are defeated people all others honor and accept their own name for the Almighty. We must learn to appreciate ourselves and our traditions. What is wrong with the African God?
What would we think of a Yoruba who accepted Chinese ancestors as his own? We would find it quite interesting and wonder how it came to be. But what of Africans' acceptance of others' gods? Is there no tradition with these alien gods? Of course there is tradition with these gods! To accept the Jews' god or the Arabs' god or the Hindu's god and so forth is to valorize those histories above your own. Indeed, it is to honor the names in those myths and stories higher than your own stories, it is to love the language, the places in their stories above your own. Why is Mecca, Rome, or Jerusalem more sacred that Bosumtwi? Quite simply, it is imperialism, not by force of arms, but by force of religion which sometimes comes armed.
Joel Kotkin's Tribes - a book about people ready for the 21st Century claims that only Jews, Chinese, Indian, Japanese, and British are ready. These groups have some commonalities which include (1) strong sense of identity, (2) international network, and (3) a passion for technology.
He does not include any African community or ethnic group. In fact, he believes that the African people were best organized under the leadership of Marcus Garvey who believed that Africans were not only > capable of achieving without the whites; Africans had to achieve without whites in order to be seen as fully participating in the drama of history. Kwame Nkrumah believed in much the same idea.
Samuel Huntington's The Clash of Civilizations claims that there are six major civilizations: Chinese, Japanese, Orthodox, Hindu, Western, I'slamic. He says each one has a nation that is vanguard, deeply committed to its religion and history. Africa has no such vanguard nation and furthermore Africa has yet to emerge from under the cloaks of its interventionists. Of 53 nations only one nation is more African in religion than either Christian or Great One. That nation is small Benin.
Benin is 87% popular traditional African Religion. But it is a small nation with limited influence in a propaganda fashion. As such we do not expect African traditional religion to play a major part in the civilization of Africa for a long time to come, but we can begin to examine the questions, to raise the issues, and to interrogate our practices.
Politics › Re: Obama Tko Clinton Again by Horus(m): 7:40pm On Feb 20, 2008
Obama scores 10 to zero with big win in Wisconsin and Hawaii

Barack Obama decisively won the Wisconsin primary last night as well as caucus voting in Hawaii, leaving his opponent for the Democratic presidential nomination, Hillary Clinton, if not quite in the dust then certainly battling the perception that her once formidable campaign has started to fade. Mrs Clinton, long considered the front-runner of her party, has been rolled over by Mr Obama in 10 successive contests since Super Tuesday two weeks ago. He not only snatched Wisconsin, once considered favourable to Mrs Clinton, but did so by an unexpectedly wide margin, partly by mining constituencies that were meant to be friendly to her. Projected results from the Pacific archipelago of Hawaii were even more lopsided. Senator Obama was always heavily favoured in the islands where he was born and where he spent most of his school years.

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And indeed he easily overwhelmed Mrs Clinton by a margin of three to one in caucus voting that saw an unsually heavy turn-out among island voters.It was a good night for John McCain too. After easily beating Mike Huckabee in Wisconsin, he put aside his well-advertised superstition to acknowledge that his taking the nomination was now no longer in doubt. With a win similarly last night in Washington State, the Arizona Senator continues to edge ever closer to the 1,191 delegates he needs finally to seal his party's nod. Mrs Clinton had fought hard in Wisconsin, resorting in recent days to negative attacks against her opponent in a frantic bid to halt his sudden burst of momentum. Not only did she fail, but last night she watched as Mr Obama defeated her in almost every region of the state and with nearly every type of voter, including blue collar workers and white males. Even among white woman, he and she were tied. With every loss she suffers, the job for Mrs Clinton only becomes more difficult. Her campaign has insisted that she will finally turn back the tide of Barack on 4 March when two states with huge numbers of delegates, Ohio and Texas, go to the polls. Winning at least one of them is now not only important for the former First Lady, it has become imperative. She knows, moreover, that with his sudden streak of victories  he now has taken 22 states against her 11 .Mr Obama is generating a new psychology around his campaign that is likely to infect the minds of voters in all those states that have not yet voiced their preferences. People like winners. It is notable that while poll after poll in delegate-rich Texas showed Mrs Clinton comfortably in the lead for weeks, a CNN poll this week showed Mr Obama almost even with her. There is also the crucial matter of the nearly 800 super-delegates who may have the power to tilt the balance in favour of one or the other of the runners if they remain essentially tied at convention time. Both camps have been wooing them feverishly. But Mr Obama can expect to have an easier time winning their loyalty as he chalks up new victories across the country. As the networks last night first projected Mr Obama as the victor in Wisconsin, a hoarse Mrs Clinton was on stage at a rally in Youngstown, Ohio. It was telling that every cable news cable cut her off in mid-sentence when Mr Obama began speaking at a rally of his own in Houston, Texas. "Houston, I think we achieved lift-off here," Mr Obama told a cheering audience after revealing his success in far-away Wisconsin. "The change we seek is still months and miles away, and we need the good people of Texas to help us get there." Mrs Clinton, by contrast, omitted all mention of her Wisconsin loss, although aides said she did telephone her rival to congratulate him. But at the microphone she targeted Mr Obama for not having the necessary experience to be President. "Both Senator Obama and I would make history," she declared. "But only one of us is ready on day one to be commander in chief, ready to manage our economy, and ready to defeat the Republicans. Only one of us has spent 35 years being a doer, a fighter and a champion for those who need a voice." In Hawaii, Mrs Clinton benefited from heavy support from most of the Pineapple State union movement as well as from its popular senior Senator, Daniel Inouye. Her daughter, Chelsea, meanwhile, spent the last several days campaigning in the islands. In the end, however, none of this helped beat off Mr Obama and his home-boy advantage. While Mr McCain was celebrating, Republican pundits noted that turn-out in Wisconsin among party members had been extremely well. The comparative lack of enthusiasm in the party does not bode well for a battle against the Democrats in November. "For the Republicans this was a very disturbing night because of the turnout," David Frum, a Republican strategist warned.

Source: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/obama-scores-10-to-zero-with-big-win-in-wisconsin-and-hawaii-784424.html
Foreign Affairs › Re: Obama For President? by Horus(m): 1:50pm On Feb 20, 2008
Obama scores 10 to zero with big win in Wisconsin and Hawaii

Barack Obama decisively won the Wisconsin primary last night as well as caucus voting in Hawaii, leaving his opponent for the Democratic presidential nomination, Hillary Clinton, if not quite in the dust then certainly battling the perception that her once formidable campaign has started to fade. Mrs Clinton, long considered the front-runner of her party, has been rolled over by Mr Obama in 10 successive contests since Super Tuesday two weeks ago. He not only snatched Wisconsin, once considered favourable to Mrs Clinton, but did so by an unexpectedly wide margin, partly by mining constituencies that were meant to be friendly to her. Projected results from the Pacific archipelago of Hawaii were even more lopsided. Senator Obama was always heavily favoured in the islands where he was born and where he spent most of his school years.

https://evilbeetgossip.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/06/barack.jpg

And indeed he easily overwhelmed Mrs Clinton by a margin of three to one in caucus voting that saw an unsually heavy turn-out among island voters.It was a good night for John McCain too. After easily beating Mike Huckabee in Wisconsin, he put aside his well-advertised superstition to acknowledge that his taking the nomination was now no longer in doubt. With a win similarly last night in Washington State, the Arizona Senator continues to edge ever closer to the 1,191 delegates he needs finally to seal his party's nod. Mrs Clinton had fought hard in Wisconsin, resorting in recent days to negative attacks against her opponent in a frantic bid to halt his sudden burst of momentum. Not only did she fail, but last night she watched as Mr Obama defeated her in almost every region of the state and with nearly every type of voter, including blue collar workers and white males. Even among white woman, he and she were tied. With every loss she suffers, the job for Mrs Clinton only becomes more difficult. Her campaign has insisted that she will finally turn back the tide of Barack on 4 March when two states with huge numbers of delegates, Ohio and Texas, go to the polls. Winning at least one of them is now not only important for the former First Lady, it has become imperative. She knows, moreover, that with his sudden streak of victories  he now has taken 22 states against her 11 .Mr Obama is generating a new psychology around his campaign that is likely to infect the minds of voters in all those states that have not yet voiced their preferences. People like winners. It is notable that while poll after poll in delegate-rich Texas showed Mrs Clinton comfortably in the lead for weeks, a CNN poll this week showed Mr Obama almost even with her. There is also the crucial matter of the nearly 800 super-delegates who may have the power to tilt the balance in favour of one or the other of the runners if they remain essentially tied at convention time. Both camps have been wooing them feverishly. But Mr Obama can expect to have an easier time winning their loyalty as he chalks up new victories across the country. As the networks last night first projected Mr Obama as the victor in Wisconsin, a hoarse Mrs Clinton was on stage at a rally in Youngstown, Ohio. It was telling that every cable news cable cut her off in mid-sentence when Mr Obama began speaking at a rally of his own in Houston, Texas. "Houston, I think we achieved lift-off here," Mr Obama told a cheering audience after revealing his success in far-away Wisconsin. "The change we seek is still months and miles away, and we need the good people of Texas to help us get there." Mrs Clinton, by contrast, omitted all mention of her Wisconsin loss, although aides said she did telephone her rival to congratulate him. But at the microphone she targeted Mr Obama for not having the necessary experience to be President. "Both Senator Obama and I would make history," she declared. "But only one of us is ready on day one to be commander in chief, ready to manage our economy, and ready to defeat the Republicans. Only one of us has spent 35 years being a doer, a fighter and a champion for those who need a voice." In Hawaii, Mrs Clinton benefited from heavy support from most of the Pineapple State union movement as well as from its popular senior Senator, Daniel Inouye. Her daughter, Chelsea, meanwhile, spent the last several days campaigning in the islands. In the end, however, none of this helped beat off Mr Obama and his home-boy advantage. While Mr McCain was celebrating, Republican pundits noted that turn-out in Wisconsin among party members had been extremely well. The comparative lack of enthusiasm in the party does not bode well for a battle against the Democrats in November. "For the Republicans this was a very disturbing night because of the turnout," David Frum, a Republican strategist warned.

Source: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/obama-scores-10-to-zero-with-big-win-in-wisconsin-and-hawaii-784424.html
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus, Man Of Contradiction: Was Jesus For Everyone, Including Non-jews? by Horus(m): 10:21pm On Feb 19, 2008
Yes, His disciples were his witnesses and they wrote down what they saw  and heard.
Yes?So Jesus did have a bible?which version?,King James?
Jesus's knowledge came from His union with His Father. It referred to as Pure Knowledge (not needing any mediator) in philosophy/theology.
You didnt answered my question.Did Jesus know how to read?
We believe His witnesses
You can believe what ever you want,this is not an evidence,this is just what you believe.
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus, Man Of Contradiction: Was Jesus For Everyone, Including Non-jews? by Horus(m): 10:08pm On Feb 19, 2008
Did your Jesus have a bible.?
Did he even know how to read?
Where are you evidence?
Christianity Etc › Re: Who Is God? by Horus(m): 10:01pm On Feb 19, 2008
The Egiptian Concept of becoming a God
Video:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=smhJQMdf2no
Christianity Etc › Re: Jesus, Man Of Contradiction: Was Jesus For Everyone, Including Non-jews? by Horus(m): 9:51pm On Feb 19, 2008
It is Christians who are the greatest hypocrits,because they know that their "Jesus" (A Myth) didnt have a bible.There is no proof that their "Jesus" (A Myth) even know how to read a book.
Christianity Etc › Re: Mountain Of Fire And Miracles (MFM) by Horus(m): 9:30pm On Feb 19, 2008
Mountain of Fire is just an other stupid church like all churchs.
Christianity Etc › Re: Scared! I Don't Believe In God, And You People Scare Me by Horus(m): 9:15pm On Feb 19, 2008
Wordsmith:
@ Hos-r-us,

dude, you are actually the waste. If WASTE could translate to WAIST in that dumb write up of yours, then u are indeed wasted, littering the forum with waste material everytime u post. Oh well, u're not putting that one to waste! cheesy
When did you saw me using the word waist?
In which post?
Can you use a quote?
Was you reading my post or Someone else post?
Use a quote and show me.
Christianity Etc › Re: How Did Jesus Get Into Jerusalem: On One Or Two Donkeys? by Horus(m): 4:09pm On Feb 19, 2008
https://www.quantum-conservation.org/EEP/somwilas.gif
Ass's Colt

behold, thy King cometh, sitting on an ass’s colt. (John 12:15, in part)

If you Christians want to worship something, why don’t you worship the ass? After all, it was the ass that bore the Messiah Jesus’ weight and delivered him to the city of Jerusalem. The palms on the other hand, were merely laid on the ground to be stepped on and crumbled.
Christianity Etc › Re: Homosexuality And Religion by Horus(m): 2:51pm On Feb 19, 2008
If you Christian preachers claim that Sodom and Gomorrah were destroyed because of their homosexual acts, then why are there still homosexuals still alive today, or did God fail to kill them? Why did he let these people become homosexuals in the first place, if he hated it so much? Then if you go to 1Samuel 20:17, Jonathan "causes David to swear again, because he loved (ahabaw) him: For he loved (awhab) him as he loved (ahabaw) his own soul (nefesh)."
Two Aramic (Hebrew) words are used in the above quote for love. One is ahabaw meaning "of man toward man, of man toward himself, between man and woman, sexual desire," and the other is awhab meaning "to love, human love for another; includes family, and sexual, lover.
David and Jonathan were lovers. In simple words they were homosexuals. David kisses Saul in 1Samuel 20:41, and it says ". . . and they kissed (nawshaq) one another , and wept one with another, until David exceeded." The Aramic word for kiss in the above quote is nawshaq meaning "to put together, kiss, touch gently, handle." Hence according to the quotes above David and Jonathan, the son of Saul, were homosexuals who loved each other, like a husband loves his wife.
This story is found right in your bible after the destruction of the cities of Sodom and Gomomorah, which you (Christians) teach was destroyed because of homosexuality. Can you explain this to us Reverend, because our souls are searching for the truth? Christians claim that the bible states in Leviticus 18:22 "thou shalt not lie with mankind, as with womankind: it is abomination," so according to them, these homosexuals are going against the laws of the bible.
The M'uslim, because of this mis-information, made the name "Lot" or "Lut" mean "homosexual." It shows that their K'oran is not dealing in spiritual, but man made.
Christianity Etc › Re: When Was Jesus Crucified? by Horus(m): 2:40pm On Feb 19, 2008
skyone:
@Horus

You lack absolute understanding of the bible, i don't even know where to start with you. I advise you find yourself a good bible college.
I advise you to Look in your own bible ,in the Book of Psalm 22:1,16; 71:18,20-22 and compare these quotes to the accounts of the so called crucifixion in Mark 15:34 and Matthew 27:46, you will see the similarities and see where the Christians got the crucifixion story from. Stop rely on Hollywood Jesus movies.
Christianity Etc › Re: Have You Praised Him Yet, Today? by Horus(m): 2:22pm On Feb 19, 2008
behold, thy King cometh, sitting on an ass’s colt. (John 12:15, in part)

If you Christians want to worship something, why don’t you worship the ass? After all, it was the ass that bore the Messiah Jesus’ weight and delivered him to the city of Jerusalem. The palms on the other hand, were merely laid on the ground to be stepped on and crumbled.
Christianity Etc › Re: When Was Jesus Crucified? by Horus(m): 2:11pm On Feb 19, 2008
The Crucifixion of Jesus is Made Up.Yes, the crucifixion is a fabrication of the story of another crucifixion. It’s the story of King David who himself was a Messiah. Even though he was crucified he did not die on the cross. So, the crucifixion story was not of Jesus it was taken from the Psalms of David. If you go back to the Book of Psalm 22:1,16; 71:18,20-22 and compare these quotes to the accounts of the so called crucifixion in Mark 15:34 and Matthew 27:46, you will see the similarities and see where the Christians got the crucifixion story from. What is really sad is that people are walking around believing in this book (the bible) whole-heartedly.
Politics › Fidel Castro Resigns As Cuba's President by Horus(op): 1:39pm On Feb 19, 2008
Fidel Castro Resigns As Cuba's President

19 Feb 2008

HAVANA - An ailing, 81-year-old Fidel Castro resigned as Cuba's president Tuesday after nearly a half-century in power, saying he will not accept a new term when parliament meets Sunday.The end of Castro's rule the longest in the world for a head of government  frees his 76-year-old brother Raul to implement reforms he has hinted at since taking over as acting president when Fidel Castro fell ill in July 2006. President Bush said he hopes the resignation signals the beginning of a democratic transition.

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Fidel Castro

"My wishes have always been to discharge my duties to my last breath," Castro wrote in a letter published Tuesday in the online edition of the Communist Party daily Granma. But, he wrote, "it would be a betrayal to my conscience to accept a responsibility requiring more mobility and dedication than I am physically able to offer.In the pre-dawn hours, most Cubans were unaware of Castro's message. Havana's streets were quiet, and there was no movement at several party-run neighborhood watch groups in Old Havana. It wasn't until 5 a.m., several hours after Castro's message was posted on the internet, that official radio began reading the missive to early risers.Castro temporarily ceded his powers to his brother on July 31, 2006, when he announced that he had undergone intestinal surgery. Since then, the elder Castro has not been seen in public, appearing only sporadically in official photographs and videotapes and publishing dense essays about mostly international themes as his younger brother has consolidated his rule.There had been widespread speculation about whether Castro would continue as president when the new National Assembly meets Sunday to pick the country's top leadership. Castro has been Cuba's unchallenged leader since 1959 -- monarchs excepted, he was the world's longest ruling head of state.Castro said Cuban officials had wanted him to remain in power after his surgery."It was an uncomfortable situation for me vis-a-vis an adversary that had done everything possible to get rid of me, and I felt reluctant to comply," he said in a reference to the United States.Castro remains a member of parliament and is likely to be elected to the 31-member Council of State on Sunday, though he will no longer be its president. Raul Castro's wife, Vilma Espin, maintained her council seat until her death last year even though she was too sick to attend meetings for many months.The resignation opens the path for Raul Castro's succession to the presidency, and the full autonomy he has lacked in leading a caretaker government. The younger Castro has raised expectations among Cubans for modest economic and other reforms, stating last year that the country requires unspecified "structural changes" and acknowledging that government wages that average about $19 (euro13) a month do not satisfy basic needs.As first vice president of Cuba's Council of State, Raul Castro was his brother's constitutionally designated successor and appears to be a shoo-in for the presidential post when the council meets Sunday. More uncertain is who will be chosen as Raul's new successor, although 56-year-old council Vice President Carlos Lage, who is Cuba's de facto prime minister, is a strong possibility.Bush, traveling in Rwanda, pledged to "help the people of Cuba realize the blessings of liberty.""The international community should work with the Cuban people to begin to build institutions that are necessary for democracy," he said. "Eventually, this transition ought to lead to free and fair elections -- and I mean free, and I mean fair -- not these kind of staged elections that the Castro brothers try to foist off as true democracy."The United States built a detailed plan in 2005 for American assistance to ensure a democratic transition on the island of 11.2 million people after Castro's death. But Cuban officials have insisted that the island's socialist political and economic systems will outlive Castro."The adversary to be defeated is extremely strong," Castro wrote Tuesday. "However, we have been able to keep it at bay for half a century."Castro rose to power on New Year's Day 1959 and reshaped Cuba into a communist state 90 miles from US. shores. The fiery guerrilla leader survived assassination attempts, a CIA-backed invasion and a missile crisis that brought the world to the brink of nuclear war. Ten US. administrations tried to topple him, most famously in the disastrous Bay of Pigs invasion of 1961.His ironclad rule ensured Cuba remained communist long after the breakup of the Soviet Union and the collapse of communism across Eastern Europe.Castro's supporters admired his ability to provide a high level of health care and education for citizens while remaining fully independent of the United States. His detractors called him a dictator whose totalitarian government systematically denied individual freedoms and civil liberties such as speech, movement and assembly.The United States was the first country to recognize Castro's government, but the countries soon clashed as Castro seized American property and invited Soviet aid.On April 16, 1961, Castro declared his revolution to be socialist. A day later, he defeated the CIA-backed Bay of Pigs invasion. The United States squeezed Cuba's economy and the CIA plotted to kill Castro. Hostility reached its peak with the 1962 Cuban missile crisis.The collapse of the Soviet Union sent Cuba into economic crisis, but the economy recovered in the late 1990s with a tourism boom.

Source: http://www.courant.com/news/custom/latest/ats-ap_top10feb19,0,1260416.story
Christianity Etc › Re: Faith Tabernacle Puts Nigeria In Guinness Book Of World Records by Horus(m): 12:58pm On Feb 19, 2008
Nigeria should also be included in The guinness book of records for:
1-The biggest religious blindness on the planet.
Islam › Re: Is Islam Imperialist? by Horus(m): 12:40pm On Feb 19, 2008
oyb:
this is the white man i'm referring to(below)
In Facts this white man is the picture of the Demon that Christians are worshiping.
Christianity Etc › Re: Hell Past, Hell Present; Which Do You Prefer? by Horus(m): 12:17pm On Feb 19, 2008
Hell is a fabrication.The concept of hell is something that was created in the hearts and minds of the authors of your Bible and K'oran. Before you were informed of what and where hell was, it never crossed your mind to even think about it. So, within the pages of your scriptures hell was born. Just as a God could not exist without the devil, heaven could not exist if there wasn’t a hell.So where did hell come from? It didn’t exist in Adam’s, Noah’s, nor Abraham’s time. It is something that was fabricated so that they could capitalize off of your fear.
Christianity Etc › Re: Have You Praised Him Yet, Today? by Horus(m): 4:39pm On Feb 18, 2008
Christianity Etc › Re: Trinity by Horus(m): 4:05pm On Feb 18, 2008
If your preacher, pastor, teacher, minister, deacon or any other religious leader really cared, he would take time out to research the original language, rather than rely on poor translations. If they knew how to translate from the original Syriac (Arabic) and Galilean Arabic, the verse 1 John 5:7 that you are familiar with today did not exist. Neither did it exist in the original Hebrew and Greek that were translated from these original languages. It wasn’t until the onset of the Roman Catholic Church that this distortion was made. The Roman Catholics inserted the trinity verse when they tranlated the bible from Greek to Latin. Notice I say “inserted” and not[b] “translated”[/b] because, as I already said, the original Greek did not have this verse. However, you will find some Greek translations that have been translated from Latin or English, and it is in these Greek translations that you will find either the whole trinity verse or only a portion of it.
1 John 5:7 is surrounded in controversy because there are two versions of this verse. So-called scholars say the verse used in most bibles today is either not the original verse, or they say that it is only partially genuine. These so-called scholars continue to argue back and forth on this subject because they really don’t want to admit that the trinity really has no basis in the teachings of Jesus.

I will refer to the Holy Bible from Ancient Manuscripts by George M. Lamsa, which is a bible that is translated from the original Aramic or Syriac language .

6 ¶This is he who came by water and blood, even Jesus Christ, not by water only, but by water and blood.
7 And the Spirit testifies that that very Spirit is the truth.
8 And there are three to bear witness, the Spirit and the water and the blood; and these three are one.

When you read 1 John 5:7 in your standard bible, which in this case is the Ryrie Study Bible (King James Version). . . you will read this:

For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one.

Do you see what happened? . . . You will find that the original verse 5:7, has been actually pushed up to merge with verse 5:6.
Christianity Etc › Re: Homosexuality And Religion by Horus(m): 1:33pm On Feb 18, 2008
There is an injustice that is being inflicted upon the gay population by those who claim to be not gay. It is sad that such a lack of concern of human beings can be preached form the pulpit by using such quotes as 1 Corinthians 6:9 where it reads, “Know ye not that the unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of God? Be not deceived: neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor abusers of themselves with mankind,”. Here the Greek word for effeminate is malakaos and means simply “soft to the touch.”It comes from the Greek root word malakia meaning “disease, softness, infirmity, debility, bodily weakness, sickness.” A word found only once in the New Testament written by Paul as verified in 1 Corinthians 1:1, the self-appointed Apostle, verified in Romans 1:1. Paul openly admits in 1 Corinthians 2:3, “and I was with you in weakness, and in fear, and in much trembling.” If you look up the Greek word for infirmity, you will find asthenia, which translates “infirmity, weakness, disease, sickness.” If you look up the word for fear you’ll get phobos “phobia, fear, terror, dread.” Furthermore, if we look up the word tremble you get tromos “trembling, quaking with fear.” These are all the same words given for effeminate, a word being used for homosexuals and their weakness. It is clear that Paul is talking about himself and admitting that he was a homosexual. If most preachers or reverends took the time to research, they’d realize the danger in what they preach and what they’re putting into the heads of children. It is to the point of breeding a generation of kids that would literally go out and beat or even kill another human being because of their sexual preferences.
Islam › Re: Is Islam Imperialist? by Horus(m): 1:03pm On Feb 18, 2008
Ajisafe:
You must be a big fool to "jabo" like that. Omo ale alainironu. What about all the atrocities committed by your Christian fathers. Weren't England, Portugal, America, Brazil etc all Christian countries when they traded in slavery? Doesn't your so-called "word of god," bible, sanction slavery?
I am NOT Christian,I am NOT M'uslim,I am NOT Religious.
It is you the fool,you are still under the religion of your slave master.
Christianity Etc › Re: Part Of The Bible Is Straight From Egyptian Mythology(plagiarism) by Horus(m): 12:52pm On Feb 18, 2008
bawomolo:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRuxCofh6xs

[i]Does the cult of Horus prove that Christianity is false?

Some parallels between Horus and Jesus Christ:
The name Horus is mentioned in the Bible. If you look in Matthew 4:3 where you find the statement “the Son [huios] of God [theos]” referring to Jesus, in the Greek language, you will see Huios Theos. It is not that it is not there. It is just for those who will take the time to research and find it because they want the facts. The Greek word Huios is from the Egyptian word Horus or Haru. This is just to give you clear overstanding that the Jesus of your bible came from the Egyptian diety of Horus, and Christianity came from the various stories from Egypt.
Christianity Etc › Re: Satanism Discovered In Vatican by Horus(m): 6:59pm On Feb 17, 2008
If you’re standing next to some person and he says, “I worship the Almighty God, A'llah God, God A'llah,” fine. Then he says he’s a satanic worshipper. What do you mean? Well, God is Satan to them. They call him Baphomet the “satanic Goat of Mendez who is the God of lust;” Albert Pike, the Grand Commander, sovereign pontiff of universal freemasonry teaches that Satan is the God of Masonry: “. Yes, Lucifer is God  .” If you don’t believe that God is Satan then this would not apply to you. The Pope teaches that Lucifer is God. The word Lucifer comes from the Latin word Lutfare which means[b] “light-bringer, light-bearer.” [/b]The Catholics practice these light bearers, which means that[b] they worship Lucifer in their churches[/b].
So stop thinking that because people use God, A'llah, et cetera, that it’s the same one you are referring to. Anyone can grab the name God and use it.
Christianity Etc › Re: Is It Biblical For Christian Women To Wear Trousers? by Horus(m): 5:08pm On Feb 17, 2008
Is It Biblical For Christian Women To Wear Trousers?
Women should be Naked.In your Bible Adam and Eve are Naked,so being naked is biblical. grin

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