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budaatum:To use your words; don’t be a “lazy fuq”, go and “ask,knock, and yearn with all your heart” until you find it. When you find it, decide what you want to do with it. A wise man once said somethings are not meant for the ignorant multitude to know and some falsehoods are best regarded as true. Regardless, someone already spilled the beans and it will become popular sooner than later. |
kingxsamz:One of the main reasons churchmen terrorize the laity with original sin is because this dude called Augustine was obsessed with sex and did not understand astrology. St. Augustine (354–430) believed that the determinism of astrology conflicted with the Christian doctrines of man's free will and responsibility, and God not being the cause of evil,[98] but he also grounded his opposition philosophically, citing the failure of astrology to explain twins who behave differently although conceived at the same moment and born at approximately the same time.[99] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astrology https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Original_sin |
Another thing about the “pseudoscience” of Astrology and claims the “stars” have an effect on humans. While astrological claims are sometime spurious, or not well developed/understood, we know that one “star” in astrology (sun) is responsible for life and another “star” in astrology (moon) is responsible for the tides (water) Actual science tells us humans are made mostly of water. Food for thought. |
budaatum:If you ever figure out that Astrology and Theology are birds of the same feather, your “understanding” of the “garden of eden/begin to die/they were slaves” will be as absurd as it is to everyone but yourself. And your “Jesus is lord” will only leave your lips with a chortle. |
kingxsamz:Western astrology, one of the oldest astrological systems still in use, can trace its roots to 19th–17th century BCE Mesopotamia, from where it spread to Ancient Greece, Rome, the Arab world and eventually Central and Western Europe. Contemporary Western astrology is often associated with systems of horoscopes that purport to explain aspects of a person's personality and predict significant events in their lives based on the positions of celestial objects; the majority of professional astrologers rely on such systems.[6]: 83 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astrology Some of these whites just love to slap the word “western” on everything even though none of these things have a “western” origin. That’s the delusion of white supremacy in a nutshell. The paragraph above is incomplete and ignorant. It excludes the Indians and Egyptians, and gets the origination of the ideas very wrong. A lot of the “Ancient” Greeks’ and Romans’ ideas and myths have their roots in the astrology of the Chaldeans, Egyptians, Persians, and Indians. In short, I’m not saying horoscopes are real. I’m saying what is called theology currently, is really astrology. There’s a reason why the Catholic Church had a prohibited list of books, burned books, and murdered people. Once you have the astrological key, a lot of “nonsense” in the Bible becomes clear. When I figured it out, by accident, i was impressed by the authors. |
Olu317:Can you recommend any books on ifa? |
A001:Interesting signature. Very ironic considering the nature and beliefs of those who love to label themselves “freethinker”. This one labels himself freethinker then depends on revelations as a source of knowledge. Looking at your signature and your posts, you’re probably Otem but definitely not a physicist. Unless you’re a physicist the same way Dtruthspeaker is a lawyer. |
A001:Yes I’ll stop. You obviously can’t withstand the light of Chaos that generated the Revered Lord (Domino Reverad) |
A001:Not only do you see through glasses darkly, you also have a severe case of cataracts. |
A001:Okay, I’ll relay what you said to Khepri and Re so they can inform Atum. |
A001:It seems you abandoned the regular superstitions and religions for Otem’s fables. The only thing Otem has over you is better education, creative writing skills, and access to digital libraries. By your logic, any sufficiently detailed work of fiction has to be true. By the way, this message is from the wheel within the wheel. I ascended when the virgin tamed the lion and had an audience with The One. I was sent by Khepri and Re, the predecessors of Atum. |
obonujoker: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojgIE96E5BU |
Hismasterpiece:Then you conduct further research and testing to see if fraud or other misconduct is afoot. |
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Easylion3569:Abortion is an option. |
sonmvayina:Dude, don’t make me laugh. |
sonmvayina:And the Sun is only begotten son of God who is enthroned above the firmament (the imaginary celestial sphere where the stars hang). The seven lamps in front of the throne of god meaning sun, moon, mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and saturn. The foundations of your beliefs are all in Astrology. |
sonmvayina:Marduk is the entire universe or Marduk wears the universe? Which is it? And why are you talking erroneously about Marduk? You obviously know nothing about the meaning of these myths but you’re quick to type Marduk, Inanna, Tammuz etc If you were actually knowledgeable you’d have an idea that Marduk is a mythical genius of the sun same as Jesus. One is the solar calf while the other is a lamb signifying the spring constellations and the beginning of the beneficent seasons. What does Marduk have to do with your arguments about your Jew god anyway? |
Pastafari:Brethren, bless your holy noodle. Which Church do you belong to? I attend Mount Olive Garden Church of the First Assumption but I’ve been known to attend Spaghetti Warehouse Church of the Savior because I like their holy communion. They use real Italian pasta and vino for the communion. |
sonmvayina:Does that go for the other planets also? Is Mars a God or Goddess? |
sonmvayina:What about inanimate objects? |
PastorM:I’m alright, thank you. How about you? |
sonmvayina:Is the Earth Goddess? |
sonmvayina:That’s great because Orangutang are so similar to humans. Is there a limit as to the life forms that god experiences. Does god experience virus life? |
sonmvayina:Does god experience Orangutan life? |
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……why do you think God is called the Most High ![]() |
Justpassingby45: |
Before you criticize Cele, keep in mind that Christianity gained legitimacy through a similar episode. After the death of the Western Emperor Constantius, there was a struggle for succession. Constantine was one of Constantius’ sons, and his father’s troops proclaimed him Emperor. But the rules of succession at the time were not clear. But, while Constantine was in Gaul with his father’s troops, there were other contenders for the throne in other parts of the empire. One of them was Maxentius, who had set himself up as ruler in Rome. Constantine avoided an open challenge to Maxentius, but after repeated attempts by Maxentius to provoke Constantine, the latter marched toward Rome, defeating Maxentius in two battles on the plains of Italy. Finally, the two squared off on the banks of the Tiber River at the Battle of the Milvian Bridge. It is here, according to Eusebius of Caesarea and Lactantius, that Constantine had his vision. Before this, Constantine was considering converting to Christianity, but was undecided. Here is the account for students in Memoria Press’ Famous Men of Rome: One day, while he was in front of his tent with his offi cers and troops around him, he had a vision of an enormous cross of fire in the heavens. On one side of the cross were the words, in the Greek language: “By this, conquer.” The words are sometimes given in the Latin form In hoc signo vinces, the translation of which is “By this sign thou shalt conquer.” Constantine was astonished at the wonderful vision, and he gazed at it until it faded away. He could not understand what it meant and was greatly troubled. But that night he dreamed that Christ appeared to him in robes of dazzling white, bearing a cross in his hands and that he promised Constantine victory over his enemies if he would make the cross his standard. Constantine now declared himself a Christian and had a standard made in the form of a cross with a banner attached to it bearing the initial letters of the name of Christ. This banner was called the Labarum, and it was afterwards the standard of the Roman emperors. https://classicallatin.org/exordium/constantines-vision-of-the-cross-this-day-in-312-a-d/ |
Yes, an amputated limb can grow back but you must pray to Crab God. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v241TF-cSzU |
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