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Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible Is More Literal Than The Qu'ran by Maynmann: 3:38pm On May 17, 2023

Richwallet:
One God. It doesn't matter the name as you have quite a few monotheism traditions then and even today. Your eagerness to dismiss monotheism shows you are at war with God.

Chemosh and Yahweh is the same now, why did chemosh take yahweh as slave then cheesy

Your eagerness to be a monotheist shows you are in love with idolatry, and lack what “theism” means.

Just as israelite had their own God called yahweh.
The moabite had theirs too called kemos.
Have you ever wondered why yahweh called himself god of israelite repeatedly but not god of moabites? cheesy

Whether mono or poly, what’s “theism” cheesy

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Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible Is More Literal Than The Qu'ran by Maynmann: 3:29pm On May 17, 2023

Richwallet:
Moabites are just one of a group of Semitic people who rebelled against God. They were Semitic trying to convert other Semitic people to join them in polytheism so they weaved pagan worship right in along side the monotheism. This is called syncreticism. Haitian Vodou is a syncreticism of Catholicism and Vodoun of Dahomey now called Benin Republic.

Moabites were enemies of God and fought with King David.

I don’t think you know what syncretism means. Where did you see converting?

Just as israelite had their own God called yahweh.
The moabite had theirs too called chemosh.

Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible Is More Literal Than The Qu'ran by Maynmann: 3:28pm On May 17, 2023

Richwallet:
Moabites are just one of a group of Semitic people who rebelled against God. They were Semitic trying to convert other Semitic people to join them in polytheism so they weaved pagan worship right in along side the monotheism. This is called syncreticism. Haitian Vodou is a syncreticism of Catholicism and Vodoun of Dahomey now called Benin Republic.

Moabites were enemies of God and fought with King David.

Read what i said slowly….
In the definition you copied from google,
“What race were the Moabites?
Moabite, member of a West-Semitic people who lived in the highlands east of the Dead Sea (now in west-central Jordan) and flourished in the 9th century bc. They are known principally through information given in the Old Testament and from the inscription on the Moabite Stone.”

What does the moabite stone say about what YHWH?

https://www.worldhistory.org/Moabite_Stone_%5BMesha_Stele%5D/

Romance › Re: Why I'm Scared To Get Married by Maynmann: 3:27pm On May 17, 2023

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Men have options, but right on the same thread, a man of 35 is crying for help

The irony ! [/color]

Crying for help regarding marriage, did you not see where he said he had “chop and clean mouth girls”.
Men have options in regard to having sex not marriage, even in the bible it says the man that find a good woman got a good thing.
There are not too many options for GOOD women.

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Romance › Re: Why I'm Scared To Get Married by Maynmann: 3:24pm On May 17, 2023

GboyegaD:
There's nothing like a date. A friend asked her when she is coming over. It could mean so much. The other person was wooing her. I only mentioned colleagues when he said he doesn't expect his girlfriend to have a male friend.

I am friends with a few females and I am sure their husband's have no concern because we have healthy boundaries. I only read online on nairaland where some guys feel a male can't be friends with a female.

And what activities do you engage with your female friends, do they visit you at home just you guys only?

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Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible Is More Literal Than The Qu'ran by Maynmann: 3:16pm On May 17, 2023

Richwallet:
Moabites are not Israelites nor were they Hebrews. I am saying that Moors are here in America. They love weaving themselves into being God's chosen just the same Cushite Ethiopians with the story of Queen Sheba and Menelik I. And the white Khazars Askenasks who say they are Jews. History is reap with liars.

In the definition you copied from google,
“What race were the Moabites?
Moabite, member of a West-Semitic people who lived in the highlands east of the Dead Sea (now in west-central Jordan) and flourished in the 9th century bc. They are known principally through information given in the Old Testament and from the inscription on the Moabite Stone.”

What does the moabite stone say about what YHWH?

https://www.worldhistory.org/Moabite_Stone_%5BMesha_Stele%5D/

Christianity Etc › Re: Can Something Be Created From Nothing? by Maynmann(op): 2:58pm On May 17, 2023

HellVictorinho6:
why must u speak of the universe when u know our reality is not the only one?

I don’t, how do you know it’s not the only one?

Christianity Etc › Re: Can Something Be Created From Nothing? by Maynmann(op): 2:32pm On May 17, 2023

HellVictorinho6:
existence of other 'all that we observe's' at once or dimensions of Zeus knows what' when we say we observe what is all...not a part of something. physics has to be checked. let us check 4 waste in physics. even if a case must also involve indirect observations, it must never be without checks. what is the use of multiversal issues when the universal one is not even precise? more crap

The field of physics continually seeks to expand our understanding of the universe and address unanswered questions.

Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible Is More Literal Than The Qu'ran by Maynmann: 2:28pm On May 17, 2023*

Richwallet:
There are Moors descendants here in America. You simply are unaware. They have loads of evidence which proves they are Moors. My family came from Germany, we are Franks and the history books aren't clear about us either. We have loads of evidence proving that we are German Franks and our oral history is different from recorded history.

A portrait of King Clovis De France the first unified king of all Franks.

I see you are regurgitating drew Ali victim mentality words which has been busted and debunked the way I’m busting yours here.

First off, in the tanakh you are using as a history source, let’s see how moabite came about.

“This chapter is fraught with fallacies. Firstly, these characters are eponymous and not actual people.
it must be pointed out, how were these two daughters able to trick a righteous man such as Lot to drink so much on back to back nights? How do you
trick a man into drinking in the first place? How did Lot drink so much on the first night, that he blacked out (obviously), woke up without a hangover (usually the result of drinking until you black out), and then, tricked into drinking the same exact amount of wine the next night, until he blacked out? How did these virgin girls who had “not known man,” even get Lot’s member inside of them? If he was in a drunken stupor which he would ve be in to not realize that he is having sex with his own daughters, then, how did this act actually play out? As graphic as these questions seem, they must be asked and answered as this story defies logic. The allegories of these types of stories have never truly been questioned because it would eventually show that the biblical narrative is a book largely concocted from actual historical events and people, but completely revised in a way to demean and degrade certain groups of people while praising and upgrading others. What this passage ultimately highlights is a bloodline continuity of endogamy explained in an attempt to distance Moab from a bloodline link to the biblical Israelites (descendants of Abraham)”

Romance › Re: Why I'm Scared To Get Married by Maynmann: 2:06pm On May 17, 2023*

Smartguyboy:
Wrong idea going through your woman phone surely you will see what you are looking for .

They never disappoint that why I stop doing it .

If you already know you will see what you are looking for, what are you now doing in the relationship?
Extending the inevitable and wasting time on something that’s going nowhere, that’s the good idea?
Know the truth and it will set you free.

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Romance › Re: Why I'm Scared To Get Married by Maynmann: 2:04pm On May 17, 2023*

GboyegaD:
Deal with you insecurities first. If you think a female shouldn't have male friends because she is dating you, then you are not ready yet. So she can't work where she has male colleagues because of your insecurities. Learn not to put the cart before the horse.

Colleague is different from friends.
And most guys are not friends with women for that sake, are women that interesting that many men wants to be friends with her.
Even as a guy how often do you have NEW male friends?

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Romance › Re: Why I'm Scared To Get Married by Maynmann: 2:03pm On May 17, 2023

Sixfeetbelle:
Honestly, I don't know what Op is worried about. 35 is very, very young for men. He can pause all plans and wait till he's 60 to try again. By then, women would become more faithful and he can marry in peace.

Apart from procreation what then will woman be needed for, that is where all these we lead to at the end.

Christianity Etc › Re: Can Something Be Created From Nothing? by Maynmann(op): 1:59pm On May 17, 2023

HellVictorinho6:
existence of other 'all that we observe's' at once or dimensions of Zeus knows what' when we say we observe what is all...not a part of something. physics has to be checked. let us check 4 waste in physics. even a case must also involve indirect observations, it must never be without checks. what is the use of multiversal issues when the universal one is not even precise? more crap

Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible Is More Literal Than The Qu'ran by Maynmann: 1:55pm On May 17, 2023

Richwallet:
After the fall of Moab and destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah alot of Moabites received land west of Egypt from the King of Egypt. The Berbers and Moabites mixed and later became known as Almorivids shorten to Moors. Berbers are Barbra Nubian cattle herders that migrated with the seasons.

In the definition you copied from google,
“What race were the Moabites?
Moabite, member of a West-Semitic people who lived in the highlands east of the Dead Sea (now in west-central Jordan) and flourished in the 9th century bc. They are known principally through information given in the Old Testament and from the inscription on the Moabite Stone.”

What does the moabite stone say about what YHWH? grin

https://www.worldhistory.org/Moabite_Stone_%5BMesha_Stele%5D/

Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible Is More Literal Than The Qu'ran by Maynmann: 1:46pm On May 17, 2023

Richwallet:
The Berbers and Moabites mixed and later became known as Almorivids shorten to Moors. Berbers are Barbra Nubian cattle herders that migrated with the seasons.

The term "Moors" historically referred to Muslim inhabitants of the Maghreb (Northwest Africa) and the Iberian Peninsula during the medieval period. However, it is important to note that the origin of the term "Moors" does not derive from the mixing of Moabites and Berbers.
The Berbers are an indigenous ethnic group in North Africa who have a long history and distinctive culture in the region. The mixing and blending of various cultures and populations have occurred throughout history, but the specific claim that the Berbers and Moabites mixed to become known as Moors is not supported by historical evidence.

EMPTINESS!

Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible Is More Literal Than The Qu'ran by Maynmann: 1:45pm On May 17, 2023

Richwallet:
After the fall of Moab and destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah alot of Moabites received land west of Egypt from the King of Egypt.

Sodom and Gomorrah are cities described in biblical narratives, particularly in the Book of Genesis. According to the biblical account, these cities were destroyed due to their wickedness. The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah is not directly connected to the Moabites or the events you mentioned.

Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible Is More Literal Than The Qu'ran by Maynmann: 1:44pm On May 17, 2023

Richwallet:
After the fall of Moab and destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah alot of Moabites received land west of Egypt from the King of Egypt.

What century was the fall of moab and destruction of sodom and gomorrah?

Moab was an ancient kingdom that existed in the region east of the Dead Sea, in what is now modern-day Jordan. It had its own distinct culture and history. While it is mentioned in biblical accounts and had interactions with neighboring regions, such as Israel, there is no historical evidence to support the claim that Moabites received land west of Egypt after the fall of Moab.

Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible Is More Literal Than The Qu'ran by Maynmann: 1:34pm On May 17, 2023

Richwallet:
Where do you find these lying sources?

You said moors were originally sumerians, please provide original sources.
You said moors are also called moab, please provide original sources.

Do not be an hypocrite.
Your ignorance is irritating.

Christianity Etc › Re: Can Something Be Created From Nothing? by Maynmann(op): 1:20pm On May 17, 2023

HellVictorinho6:
off course , not in contrast ,but also not limited. multiverse proposition adds to the nonsense. imagine saying 'all that u observe' in two ways at once when u cant observe in two ways at once since u exist in one way at once or as the person u are now. damnit. there cant be a limit to reality or truth since how to be real or true cant be preceded or succeded by how to be false.

The concept of the multiverse, which proposes the existence of multiple universes or dimensions, can indeed be challenging to comprehend and may appear contradictory to our everyday experiences. It is important to remember that the idea of the multiverse arises from theoretical physics and cosmology, where scientists explore possibilities based on mathematical models and empirical observations.

The notion of a multiverse is often discussed in the context of theories such as inflationary cosmology or string theory, which go beyond our direct observations and are still subjects of active research. These theories suggest the existence of other universes or dimensions with different properties or configurations.

Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible Is More Literal Than The Qu'ran by Maynmann: 1:18pm On May 17, 2023

Richwallet:
I gave you a source for you to read because you seem at odds with any notion that you could be wrong about Sumeria.

What exactly in the book agrees with what you are saying?
I ask again, what does “theism” mean cheesy

Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible Is More Literal Than The Qu'ran by Maynmann: 1:16pm On May 17, 2023

Göbekli Tepe Is older than this “cushite” jargons you keep saying, bwahahaha

Richwallet:
Where do you find these lying sources? Are you trying to prove your Cushite polytheism is the true religion of man?

World history, where are you finding your own jargons sources from?
https://www.worldhistory.org/Yahweh/#:~:text=Yahweh%20is%20the%20name%20of,have%20revealed%20to%20his%20people.

You have been lied to and indoctrinated with jewish beliefs from birth, I know it’s hard to see your beliefs busted.

Jewish slave that’s worshipping an orphan god, he keeps regurgitating “polytheism”, but when we ask him what “theism” means, he becomes empty like his jewish creator.

Christianity Etc › Re: Can Something Be Created From Nothing? by Maynmann(op): 12:58pm On May 17, 2023

HellVictorinho6:
is the truth limited to what we can measure or observe? is our reality the only reality?

No, but the “truth” is not in contrast with what we have measured and observed which is backed with facts. More “truth” will continue to be unveil, and only science can get us there.

About reality, some people have proposed multiverses.

Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible Is More Literal Than The Qu'ran by Maynmann: 12:47pm On May 17, 2023

Richwallet:
I am a Judean. I am not an African. Cushites are so arrogant suggesting all humanity started in Ethiopia.

“Judea” is not a continent.
Jewish slaves are so ignorant on what they base their entire lives on.

What’s the religion of judea cheesy

Monotheist, You are yet to tell me what “theism” mean cheesy

The book you gave as source did more damage to your argument, only if you had read it before you won’t have posted it, but desperation got the better of you.

Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible Is More Literal Than The Qu'ran by Maynmann: 12:44pm On May 17, 2023

[quote author=Richwallet post=123189458][/quote]Göbekli Tepe, located in modern-day Turkey, dates back to the Pre-Pottery Neolithic period and is estimated to have been constructed around 9600 BCE to 8000 BCE.

The period of 9600 BCE to 8000 BCE is around 1600 years older than the period of 4100 BCE to 1750 BCE.

Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible Is More Literal Than The Qu'ran by Maynmann: 12:36pm On May 17, 2023

Richwallet:
I gave you a source for you to read because you seem at odds with any notion that you could be wrong about Sumeria. Monotheism was the faith of Noah and his family then Ham rebelled and he started polytheism. It spread to Sumeria and all over the world the religion of Egypt aka Ham aka Africa. I am not in support of all Sumeria being innocent of this rebellion as there were some who also practiced Polytheism in many city states which came later in history. Did you know the Moors were originally Sumerian? Yes the Moors aka Moab one of the most powerful empires in world history are Semitic in origin. They practiced Islam along side pagan polytheistic traditions.

The gobekil tepe predates the Sumerian by thousands of years, they were also highly civilized.
Guess the name of their religion cheesy

Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible Is More Literal Than The Qu'ran by Maynmann: 12:34pm On May 17, 2023

Richwallet:
I gave you a source for you to read because you seem at odds with any notion that you could be wrong about Sumeria. Monotheism was the faith of Noah and his family then Ham rebelled and he started polytheism. It spread to Sumeria and all over the world the religion of Egypt aka Ham aka Africa. I am not in support of all Sumeria being innocent of this rebellion as there were some who also practiced Polytheism in many city states which came later in history. Did you know the Moors were originally Sumerian? Yes the Moors aka Moab one of the most powerful empires in world history are Semitic in origin. They practiced Islam along side pagan polytheistic traditions.

Have you read the source you gave me before or you only hurriedly went on google looking for anything to defend your claims.
Where exactly in the source supports what you are saying, quote it out.
Whether mono or poly what does “theism” mean.

Moors is an ISLAMIC empire. Where does “islam” come from?
The Moors were a medieval Muslim people of North African and Iberian descent who established a civilization in the Iberian Peninsula during the Middle Ages. They were primarily of Berber and Arab origins, and their cultural and ethnic makeup was shaped by various influences.

On the other hand, the Sumerians were an ancient civilization that flourished in Mesopotamia (modern-day southern Iraq) around 4,000 to 1,800 BCE. They were a distinct culture and civilization that predates the medieval era by thousands of years.

Moab refers to an ancient kingdom located in what is now modern-day Jordan. The Moabites were a historical people who inhabited this region during ancient times, and they are mentioned in various ancient texts, including the Bible. The Moabites had no direct connection to the Moors or the medieval period.

Just like your ancestors you are empty!, keep bringing out assumptions from your ass, it will all be BUSTED!

Christianity Etc › Re: Can Something Be Created From Nothing? by Maynmann(op): 11:46am On May 17, 2023

HellVictorinho6:
the universe is also called all that exists. how can there be all that exists? what exists must equal an infinite set such as ...-1,0,1... which neither begins nor ends,whether the members of the set are directly observed or not. i say so because 'all that exists' is based on the assumption that there is a specific number of things in existence. there cannot be a specific number of things in existence,however or whatever a thing is.

you mentioned an infinite set of numbers (-1, 0, 1, ...). While mathematical concepts such as infinite sets can be useful in certain contexts, it's important to distinguish between mathematical abstractions and the physical reality of the universe. In mathematics, infinite sets are conceptual constructs, but in the physical world, there are limits and boundaries to what we can observe or measure.

When we refer to "all that exists" or the universe, we are not necessarily making an assumption about a specific number of things in existence. Instead, it is a way of referring to the collective sum of everything that is part of our reality.

Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible Is More Literal Than The Qu'ran by Maynmann: 11:40am On May 17, 2023

Richwallet:
Monotheism as the Predecessor of Polytheism in Sumerian Religion
In: Evangelical Quarterly: An International Review of Bible and Theology
Author: S. Langdon

I took this excerpt from the book.
Can you now see that your religion stem from Animism cheesy

Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible Is More Literal Than The Qu'ran by Maynmann: 11:36am On May 17, 2023

Richwallet:
Monotheism as the Predecessor of Polytheism in Sumerian Religion
In: Evangelical Quarterly: An International Review of Bible and Theology
Author: S. Langdon

You just copied a title from google verbatim, have you ever Read this book before now?
You see how desperate you are?

I would need more information or specific details about the content to provide a more accurate response.

Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible Is More Literal Than The Qu'ran by Maynmann: 11:34am On May 17, 2023

Richwallet:
Monotheism as the Predecessor of Polytheism in Sumerian Religion
In: Evangelical Quarterly: An International Review of Bible and Theology
Author: S. Langdon

Exactly basing your life on jewish books and playing victims of color.
Condemning yourself and believing you need a jewish man to come save you.

This picture speaks to you.

Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible Is More Literal Than The Qu'ran by Maynmann: 11:32am On May 17, 2023

Richwallet:
Monotheism as the Predecessor of Polytheism in Sumerian Religion
In: Evangelical Quarterly: An International Review of Bible and Theology
Author: S. Langdon

What does “theism” mean.
Whether poly or mono. What does “theism” mean wink

Christianity Etc › Re: The Bible Is More Literal Than The Qu'ran by Maynmann: 11:28am On May 17, 2023

Richwallet:
Is Enlil just one of many names for the same God? You don't know.

Illiterate, there is nothing like “God” in sumerian language. And “God” means IDOL in English language.
Not to forget that enlil has parents, all of them are IDOLS. I already showed you yahweh statue.
You are ignorant, keep looking for excuse.

This is world history not Wikipedia
https://www.worldhistory.org/Enlil/

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