FxMasterz:


I want you to get who coined the word because it was historically recorded. Get it bro. Truth is bitter.

LOL - where in the dictionary you provided states it was 'historically recorded'?

FxMasterz:


I want you to get who coined the word because it was historically recorded. Get it bro. Truth is bitter.

One addition - you are giving me the meaning of Samaritan in English . One quick question - what did the dictionary you provided said the term comes from ... hebrew Shomeron of uncertain meaning AND POSSIBLY FROM SHEMER....

Question

1. What does 'possibly' mean?

2. What do you have to say that the Hebrew term from which the English Samaritan is derived is from uncertain meaning .

Please no too much turanchi. Just keep your answers simple and short.

cc: sirtee15 fxmasterz future thief TenQ

Hey Future thief TenQ

When should we be expecting a topic from you?

cc: sirtee15 fxmasterz future thief TenQ

LegalWolf:


One addition - you are giving me the meaning of Samaritan in English . One quick question - what did the dictionary you provided said the term comes from ... hebrew Shomeron of uncertain meaning AND POSSIBLY FROM SHEMER....

Question

1. What does 'possibly' mean?

2. What do you have to say that the Hebrew term from which the English Samaritan is derived is from uncertain meaning .

Please no too much turanchi. Just keep your answers simple and short.

cc: sirtee15 fxmasterz future thief TenQ

Stop calling my name if u not ready to answer my question.
Teach us Arabic...what's the etymology of the word al- samiri found in your Koran.

SIRTee15:


Stop calling my name if u not ready to answer my question.
Teach us Arabic...what's the etymology of the word al- samiri found in your Koran.

LegalWolf think that by insisting on a Falsehood and Repeating it a million times, the Falsehood would just automatically become TRUTH!

SMH!

SIRTee15:


Stop calling my name if u not ready to answer my question.
Teach us Arabic...what's the etymology of the word al- samiri found in your Koran.

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

Like the futur thief TenQ, You are in for a very long ride. I can always call your name any time I want and all these shouting would not stop it. I want you to think and reflect on your life and ways.

cc: sirtee15 fxmasterz future thief TenQ grin grin grin grin

TenQ:

LegalWolf think that by insisting on a Falsehood and Repeating it a million times, the Falsehood would just automatically become TRUTH!

SMH!

Hahahahaha future thief!

STFU and help FxMasterz to answer the question. If not, face front and go and start your robbery.

cc: sirtee15 fxmasterz future thief TenQ grin grin grin grin

TenQ:

LegalWolf think that by insisting on a Falsehood and Repeating it a million times, the Falsehood would just automatically become TRUTH!

SMH!

The guy is a joker!!!
Maybe he's googling his new response. Let's give him time.

Hey TenQ

I have missed your volume of words - Allah is god lah; Samaritan is from Samaria; the Torah was not in existence at the death of Moses... Which other nonsense should I be expecting from you?

cc: sirtee15 fxmasterz future thief TenQ grin grin grin grin

SIRTee15:


The guy is a joker!!!
Maybe he's googling his new response. Let's give him time.

LegalWolf doesn't have an answer but he is ready to brey endlessly like a donkey if you allow it.
He wouldn't define who a Samaritan is with sources of his information.
He wouldn't even quote the Samaritans themselves of their own history.



You see what I mean by:
Muslims live by the mantra :
Don't confuse me with the Truth because I have already made up my mind!

Hey FxMasterz. See below:

LegalWolf:


One addition - you are giving me the meaning of Samaritan in English . One quick question - what did the dictionary you provided said the term comes from ... hebrew Shomeron of uncertain meaning AND POSSIBLY FROM SHEMER....

Question

1. What does 'possibly' mean?

2. What do you have to say that the Hebrew term from which the English Samaritan is derived is from uncertain meaning .

Please no too much turanchi. Just keep your answers simple and short.

cc: sirtee15 fxmasterz future thief TenQ

cc my usual friends: sirtee15 fxmasterz future thief TenQ

LegalWolf:


One addition - you are giving me the meaning of Samaritan in English . One quick question - what did the dictionary you provided said the term comes from ... hebrew Shomeron of uncertain meaning AND POSSIBLY FROM SHEMER....

Question

1. What does 'possibly' mean?

2. What do you have to say that the Hebrew term from which the English Samaritan is derived is from uncertain meaning .

Please no too much turanchi. Just keep your answers simple and short.

cc: sirtee15 fxmasterz future thief TenQ

Your questions are unnecessary. I have already agreed with you to see the word Samaritan in its ethno religious context - guidance of the Torah.

We're not arguing about the meaning but about the source. The origin of the word. The time the word came into use. Who coined the word. That word has a begining. The screenshots I posted was to give you an I of its beginning. If you have a contrary opinion, then tell us how the term emerged according to your knowledge.

Mr FxMasterz

I live and deal with 'volume of words' and trying to disguise a narrow issue with beautiful words can't cut. First of, we have moved past the meaning of the word. Now you are asking of the origin of the word. Key word here is origin and you have a provided a screenshot which basically says:

1. The word has an uncertain meaning in Hebrew.

2. And it is possibly derived from Samaria.

These are views I potentially subscribe to and I have now asked you, BASED ON THE SCREENSHOT YOU FXMASTERZ PROVIDED what it means that (a) the origin of the word samaritan in hebrew is of uncertain meaning and (b) it probaby derived for the hebrew word for Samaria.

FxMasterz:


Your questions are unnecessary. I have already agreed with you to see the word Samaritan in its ethno religious context - guidance of the Torah.

We're not arguing about the meaning but about the source. The origin of the word. The time the word came into use. Who coined the word. That word has a begining. The screenshots I posted was to give you an I of its beginning. If you have a contrary opinion, then tell us how the term emerged according to your knowledge.

So basically we are talking about the origin. Please answer the question and stop dribbling around. Show us that yhwh or his traducers and writers of the bible are correct.

cc my nairaland onlookers : fxmasterz sirtee15 and our only future thief TenQ

LegalWolf:
Mr FxMasterz

I live and deal with 'volume of words' and trying to disguise a narrow issue with beautiful words can't cut. First of, we have moved past the meaning of the word. Now you are asking of the origin of the word. Key word here is origin and you have a provided a screenshot which basically says:

1. The word has an uncertain meaning in Hebrew.

2. And it is possibly derived from Samaria.

These are views I potentially subscribe to and I have now asked you, BASED ON THE SCREENSHOT YOU FXMASTERZ PROVIDED what it means that (a) the origin of the word samaritan in hebrew is of uncertain meaning and (b) it probaby derived for the hebrew word for Samaria.



So basically we are talking about the origin. Please answer the question and stop dribbling around. Show us that yhwh or his traducers and writers of the bible are correct.

cc my nairaland onlookers : fxmasterz sirtee15 and our only future thief TenQ

You already know my position. The word Samaria was derived from the name Shemer. Shemer was the one who sold his mountain area to Omri. Omri, after buying the mountain, named it Samaria. Before the reign of Omri, there was no Samaria, neither was there any Samaritan named in Israeli history.

I have shown you the origin of the word according to Israeli history. Now, show us the origin of the word according to your Mohammed. We want to know how Moses saw a Samaritan in his group. Even the Samaritans never claimed they have been calling themselves Samaritans since Moses' days. They claimed Aaronic priesthood only. They never claimed they've always been Samaritans.

The Yorubas claim descent from Odua, a prince of Saudi Arabia. Does that make Yorubas Arabian? Or does that make Odua a Nigerian? As long as the word had not yet originated in Moses' days, every claim calling anyone a Samaritan at the time is false.

You have a responsibility to clear allah's name and give credence to your prophet by showing us vividly that the Samaritans have always been called Samaritans as far back as the days of Moses. For now, we know that the Samaritans themselves make no such claims.

I wonder how someone in far away Arabia who lived more than 2,500yrs after the actual events could be held as an authority against a people who wrote their own history as it happened before their eyes. No be juju be that?

It appears the truth is antithetical to your nature, like I have always known. Simple explanation, you are writing volumes

FxMasterz:


You already know my position. The word Samaria was derived from the name Shemer. Shemer was the one who sold his mountain area to Omri. Omri, after buying the mountain, named it Samaria. Before the reign of Omri, there was no Samaria, neither was there any Samaritan named in Israeli history.

Quite irrelevant to the question I asked.

I have shown you the origin of the word according to Israeli history. Now, show us the origin of the word according to your Mohammed. We want to know how Moses saw a Samaritan in his group. Even the Samaritans never claimed they have been calling themselves Samaritans since Moses' days. They claimed Aaronic priesthood only. They never claimed they've always been Samaritans.

Unnecessary divergent tactics. You are not even sure of which source to rely on. The independent source you provided which I agree with says the origin of the name is uncertain and probably derives from Samaria. Explain what you understand by that. Shikena!

The Yorubas claim descent from Odua, a prince of Saudi Arabia. Does that make Yorubas Arabian? Or does that make Odua a Nigerian? As long as the word had not yet originated in Moses' days, every claim calling anyone a Samaritan at the time is false.

You have a responsibility to clear allah's name and give credence to your prophet by showing us vividly that the Samaritans have always been called Samaritans as far back as the days of Moses. For now, we know that the Samaritans themselves make no such claims.

You went to school now - we are dealing with an independent source not some useless book forged over the years by some deluded cretins. Tell us, in clear and unambiguous terms, your interpretation of your independent source. All these nonsense won't help you.

I wonder how someone in far away Arabia who lived more than 2,500yrs after the actual events could be held as an authority against a people who wrote their own history as it happened before their eyes. No be juju be that?

Please wonder later. But answer the two questions. Your independent source said the origin of the word is uncertain. What do you think that means. It went further to say it probably derives from Samaria. What again do you think that means. Keep It Short and Simple as someone who TenQ knows always say.

cc my nairaland nemesis future thief TenQ and his other folks sirtee15 and fxmasterz

LegalWolf:
It appears the truth is antithetical to your nature, like I have always known. Simple explanation, you are writing volumes



Quite irrelevant to the question I asked.



Unnecessary divergent tactics. You are not even sure of which source to rely on. The independent source you provided which I agree with says the origin of the name is uncertain and probably derives from Samaria. Explain what you understand by that. Shikena!



You went to school now - we are dealing with an independent source not some useless book forged over the years by some deluded cretins. Tell us, in clear and unambiguous terms, your interpretation of your independent source. All these nonsense won't help you.



Please wonder later. But answer the two questions. Your independent source said the origin of the word is uncertain. What do you think that means. It went further to say it probably derives from Samaria. What again do you think that means. Keep It Short and Simple as someone who TenQ knows always say.

cc my nairaland nemesis future thief TenQ and his other folks sirtee15 and fxmasterz

My friend, the truth is bitter. Isn't it? That's why you're getting so agitated.

I'll still calmly ask you to provide us the origin of the term Samaria according to the Samaritans themselves. My source is not the highest authority on the matter. The Samaritan should be more trusted that anyone else. While my source may use the term 'probably' as to the meaning of the term. The Samaritans never said 'probably'.

I know you already understand how frail your arguments are, as you're avoiding to boldly declare the origin of the term. It's high time you faced reality. Tell us your own take on the origin of the word instead of ranting mindlessly without saying anything. I've told you mine, if you do not accept, refute it with concrete claims to the contrary.

LegalWolf:
It appears the truth is antithetical to your nature, like I have always known. Simple explanation, you are writing volumes



Quite irrelevant to the question I asked.



Unnecessary divergent tactics. You are not even sure of which source to rely on. The independent source you provided which I agree with says the origin of the name is uncertain and probably derives from Samaria. Explain what you understand by that. Shikena!



You went to school now - we are dealing with an independent source not some useless book forged over the years by some deluded cretins. Tell us, in clear and unambiguous terms, your interpretation of your independent source. All these nonsense won't help you.



Please wonder later. But answer the two questions. Your independent source said the origin of the word is uncertain. What do you think that means. It went further to say it probably derives from Samaria. What again do you think that means. Keep It Short and Simple as someone who TenQ knows always say.

cc my nairaland nemesis future thief TenQ and his other folks sirtee15 and fxmasterz

The Questions is too simple! Ask the Samaritans themselves the Questions
Why avoid it to speak jargons and irrelevances
1. Who is As-Samari according to the Quran in its interpretation into English ?

2. Is it true that the Samaritans by their tradition claim descent from the tribe Ephraim and Manasseh from the Northern ancient kingdom of Israel?

3. What does Flavius Josephus, a Jewish historian of the first century say about the origin of the Samaritans?

4. According to the Samaritan sources, who founded the city of Samaria and gave it a name?

5. Is it true or u true that A Samaritan is an individual who is a citizen or a native of Samaria?
















. The Truth is Bitter: swallow it and stay with it. Stop your self deception.


1. Allah made a mistake in the Qur'an as he misapplied the law of Retribution according to Moses and arrived at something below common sense.
2. Allah goofed big time on the Samaritan who purportedly made the golden calf.
a. The Samaritans agree it was Aaron who made the golden calf
b. The Samaritans as a people didn't even exist for another 400 to 500 years after Moses.
c. The Samaritans trace their origin and genealogy to the creation of Samaria by king Omri and they are remnants of the descendants of the tribes of Manasseh and Ephraim who were deported by the Assyrians, under the rule of King Tiglath-Pileser III and later King Shalmaneser V, conducted military campaigns against the Kingdom of Israel in the years leading up to and including 722 BCE.

LOl - easy our friend. Let’s take it one step at a time

FxMasterz:


My friend, the truth is bitter. Isn't it? That's why you're getting so agitated.

Lol

I'll still calmly ask you to provide us the origin of the term Samaria according to the Samaritans themselves. My source is not the highest authority on the matter. The Samaritan should be more trusted that anyone else. While my source may use the term 'probably' as to the meaning of the term. The Samaritans never said 'probably'.

LOL 😂 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 But your source is more independent than even the Samaritan version of their story. Isn’t it?

So why do you should I look for an higher authority where your source is independent?!!!!!!! Please answer.

I know you already understand how frail your arguments are, as you're avoiding to boldly declare the origin of the term. It's high time you faced reality. Tell us your own take on the origin of the word instead of ranting mindlessly without saying anything. I've told you mine, if you do not accept, refute it with concrete claims to the contrary.

I love your hallucination. The source you brought with your own hands is sauce for cooking your argument. At least two things are established by your source:

1. Objectively, the word Samaritan is of an uncertain origin .

2. It is probably derived from the city Samaria.

On an objective argument, your claims of tracing Samaritan to Samaria is at best shaky. It’s an infatuation, unsupported by logic, reason or historicity. Right? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Cc: future thief TenQ sirtee15 Fxmasterz

TenQ:

The Questions is too simple! Ask the Samaritans themselves the Questions
Why avoid it to speak jargons and irrelevances
1. Who is As-Samari according to the Quran in its interpretation into English ?

2. Is it true that the Samaritans by their tradition claim descent from the tribe Ephraim and Manasseh from the Northern ancient kingdom of Israel?

3. What does Flavius Josephus, a Jewish historian of the first century say about the origin of the Samaritans?

4. According to the Samaritan sources, who founded the city of Samaria and gave it a name?

5. Is it true or u true that A Samaritan is an individual who is a citizen or a native of Samaria?
















. The Truth is Bitter: swallow it and stay with it. Stop your self deception.


1. Allah made a mistake in the Qur'an as he misapplied the law of Retribution according to Moses and arrived at something below common sense.
2. Allah goofed big time on the Samaritan who purportedly made the golden calf.
a. The Samaritans agree it was Aaron who made the golden calf
b. The Samaritans as a people didn't even exist for another 400 to 500 years after Moses.
c. The Samaritans trace their origin and genealogy to the creation of Samaria by king Omri and they are remnants of the descendants of the tribes of Manasseh and Ephraim who were deported by the Assyrians, under the rule of King Tiglath-Pileser III and later King Shalmaneser V, conducted military campaigns against the Kingdom of Israel in the years leading up to and including 722 BCE.

Hahahaha future thief oooooo. When I’m looking for opinion of prospective thieves, I’ll come back to this. But for now, sit this one out 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂

LegalWolf:
LOl - easy our friend. Let’s take it one step at a time



Lol



LOL 😂 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 But your source is more independent than even the Samaritan version of their story. Isn’t it?

So why do you should I look for an higher authority where your source is independent?!!!!!!! Please answer.



I love your hallucination. The source you brought with your own hands is sauce for cooking your argument. At least two things are established by your source:

1. Objectively, the word Samaritan is of an uncertain origin .

2. It is probably derived from the city Samaria.

On an objective argument, your claims of tracing Samaritan to Samaria is at best shaky. It’s an infatuation, unsupported by logic, reason or historicity. Right? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Cc: future thief TenQ sirtee15 Fxmasterz

Bro, my claims are shaky. Agreed. At least for the purpose of this argument. Note that the supposed shaky claim has never been refuted.
But, I'll agree it's shaky in order to make things easier for you.

Now, give us your own 'unshaky' claims as to the origin of the term. All recorded texts link the origin of the name to a city called Samaria. Now disclaim the so called shaky claim.

TenQ:

The Questions is too simple! Ask the Samaritans themselves the Questions
Why avoid it to speak jargons and irrelevances
1. Who is As-Samari according to the Quran in its interpretation into English ?

2. Is it true that the Samaritans by their tradition claim descent from the tribe Ephraim and Manasseh from the Northern ancient kingdom of Israel?

3. What does Flavius Josephus, a Jewish historian of the first century say about the origin of the Samaritans?

4. According to the Samaritan sources, who founded the city of Samaria and gave it a name?

5. Is it true or u true that A Samaritan is an individual who is a citizen or a native of Samaria?
















. The Truth is Bitter: swallow it and stay with it. Stop your self deception.


1. Allah made a mistake in the Qur'an as he misapplied the law of Retribution according to Moses and arrived at something below common sense.
2. Allah goofed big time on the Samaritan who purportedly made the golden calf.
a. The Samaritans agree it was Aaron who made the golden calf
b. The Samaritans as a people didn't even exist for another 400 to 500 years after Moses.
c. The Samaritans trace their origin and genealogy to the creation of Samaria by king Omri and they are remnants of the descendants of the tribes of Manasseh and Ephraim who were deported by the Assyrians, under the rule of King Tiglath-Pileser III and later King Shalmaneser V, conducted military campaigns against the Kingdom of Israel in the years leading up to and including 722 BCE.

My jolly friend legalwolf, over to you. I'm sure you'll fight the Samaritans for lying against themselves.

LOL - my friend, that is not the way it works.

Hypothetically, if sirtee15 calls TenQ a thief. Naturally, I will expect TenQ to ask

'Sir Tee, why did you call me a thief? What have I stolen'? isn't it. Then the burden lies on sirtee15 to say:

Oh TenQ, I caught you in another town stealing a donkey. These are the pictures . At that point, ST claims are are solid and irrefutable. But if TenQ asks the question above and ST do not have any credible evidence to show that he is a thief, then TenQ has no obligation whatsoever to show ST that he is not a thief. At best, ST is defaming him. At most, ST is hallucinating - a mentally deficient cretin who soils the name of others (no offense, this is just hypothetical).

FxMasterz:


Bro, my claims are shaky. Agreed. At least for the purpose of this argument. Note that the supposed shaky claim has never been refuted.
But, I'll agree it's shaky in order to make things easier for you.

Now, give us your own 'unshaky' claims as to the origin of the term. All recorded texts link the origin of the name to a city called Samaria. Now disclaim the so called shaky claim.

So, if your claim is based on something which is shaky, on probability, relying on books not worthy of the paper they were printed on, why should I even bother to disclaim your 'shaky claims'? ehn?

cc: fxmasterz sirtee15 and the only future thief TenQ

FxMasterz:


My jolly friend legalwolf, over to you. I'm sure you'll fight the Samaritans for lying against themselves.

We are still discussing your shaky claims.... Let us finish that one first and you need to admit, both for the purpose of this conversation and all future conversations, that your claims are spoofy and worthless.

LegalWolf:


We are still discussing your shaky claims.... Let us finish that one first and you need to admit, both for the purpose of this conversation and all future conversations, that your claims are spoofy and worthless.

Until you disprove the supposedly shaky claims, I wouldn't agree they're shaky for the purpose of future conversations.

Failure to disprove the supposed shaky claims means the claims are not shaky.

Why is it hard for you to do something as simple as providing the origin of the term Samaritan by the Samaritans themselves to disprove the so called shaky claims? Shaky claims are the easiest things to disprove in the whole world. Just one authentic sentence is all you need. Bring it out dude. No dribbling please.

Hahahahaha yhwh can't save you, honestly. At least, I have showed to the world that you are not after the truth - just dogmatic and fanatic commitment to one useless book.

FxMasterz:


Until you disprove the supposedly shaky claims, I wouldn't agree they're shaky for the purpose of future conversations.

Failure to disprove the supposed shaky claims means the claims are not shaky.

.

LOL - why should I do anything when YOUR OWN SOURCE clearly admits that the origin of a word is uncertain. FXMASTERZ, your source emphatically says your claims are shaky and is giving us a probably origin of a word. And you expect me to disprove that. LOL

Why is it hard for you to do something as simple as providing the origin of the term Samaritan by the Samaritans themselves to disprove the so called shaky claims? Shaky claims are the easiest things to disprove in the whole world. Just one authentic sentence is all you need. Bring it out dude. No dribbling please.

Irrelevant.

Now I can confortably rest my case. Thank you for supplying me with the evidence clearly indicating that the origin of the Hebrew word for Samaritan is uncertain and probably stems from [false] biblical moon tales. That it is probably means we are just guessing. Just picking randomly. LOL

Wait a minute - were you not the one that said that Samaritans existed briefly and even insinuated that they are not correctly in existence? Ehn!!! Na me Bleep up.

Let me go and eat Lasagna and enjoy myself for today. And for the future thief TenQ, when are you writing a new topic?

cc: Fxmasterz sirtee15 and the future thief TenQ

LegalWolf:
Hahahahaha yhwh can't save you, honestly. At least, I have showed to the world that you are not after the truth - just dogmatic and fanatic commitment to one useless book.

.

LOL - why should I do anything when YOUR OWN SOURCE clearly admits that the origin of a word is uncertain. FXMASTERZ, your source emphatically says your claims are shaky and is giving us a probably origin of a word. And you expect me to disprove that. LOL



Irrelevant.

Now I can confortably rest my case. Thank you for supplying me with the evidence clearly indicating that the origin of the Hebrew word for Samaritan is uncertain and probably stems from [false] biblical moon tales. That it is probably means we are just guessing. Just picking randomly. LOL

Wait a minute - were you not the one that said that Samaritans existed briefly and even insinuated that they are not correctly in existence? Ehn!!! Na me Bleep up.

Let me go and eat Lasagna and enjoy myself for today. And for the future thief TenQ, when are you writing a new topic?

cc: Fxmasterz sirtee15 and the future thief TenQ

It all shows you love to cherry pick articles and embrace only those that support lies.

There are many articles out there even by the Samaritans themselves that tells us the origin of the term. Just one article among millions written by one man who says he's uncertain becomes your own most valued reference. Highly authoritative references such as Wikipedia, Britannica, World History and several millions of historical texts declare the origin of the word authoritatively, you rejected them all. Is that not self deceit? The Samaritans themselves gave you their own word as per the origin of the term, you rejected it. One unknown man from nowhere says he's uncertain of the meaning, you started dancing for joy. Is that not strange?

I have even made it so simple for you. I have agreed the claim is shaky. Now, bring your own 'unshaky' claims, you begin telling stories. Why is Allah so hard to defend? You know it's easier to defend truth than to defend lies.

See how you've been sweating profusely to avoid providing evidences for Allah's irrational claims. Mohammed is a fraud.

LOL - even yhwh knows he is a fraud and cannot help you

FxMasterz:


It all shows you love to cherry pick articles and embrace anyone that supports lies.

There are many articles out there even by the Samaritans themselves that tells us the origin of the term. Just one article among millions written by one man who says he's uncertain becomes your own most valued reference. Highly authoritative references such as Wikipedia, Britannica, World History and several millions of historical texts declare the origin of the word in plainly, you rejected them all. Is that not self deceit? The Samaritans themselves gave you their own word as per the origin of the term, you rejected it. One unknown man from nowhere says he's uncertain of the meaning, you started dancing for joy. Is that not strange?

I have even made it so simple for you. I have agreed the claim is shaky. Now, bring your own 'unshaky' claims, you begin telling stories. Why is Allah so hard to defend? You know it's easier to defend truth that to defend lies.

See how you've been sweating profusely to avoid providing evidences for Allah's irrational claims. Mohammed is a fraud.

Your admission is enough for me - I need not break sweat for someone who has admitted his claims are shaky and spoofy!

cc: TenQ Sirtee15 fxmasterz

LegalWolf:
LOL - even yhwh knows he is a fraud and cannot help you



Your admission is enough for me - I need not break sweat for someone who has admitted his claims are shaky and spoofy!

cc: TenQ Sirtee15 fxmasterz

Typical of a Muslim. My admission is enough for you. The truth does not matter.

As I said earlier, your inability to provide proofs against the so called shaky claims renders the claim authentic. Allah failed big time. Mohammed is a fraud. He couldn't even help his slave to solve such a simple problem as stating the origin of a term.

FxMasterz:


Typical of a Muslim. My admission is enough for you. The truth does not matter.

As I said earlier, your inability to provide proofs against the so called shaky claims renders the claim authentic. yhwh failed big time. holy ghost is a fraud. He couldn't even help his slave to solve such a simple problem as stating the origin of a term.

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LegalWolf:


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That's what they call 'Painment'. But you see, my friend, you should not allow the matter pain you. You need to have a sober reflection.

Why is allah so hard to defend? All your Muslim friends deserted you. They all ran away, yet allah Could not help you defend his Samaritan golden calf lies. Why is allah so hard to defend?

FxMasterz:


That's what they call 'Painment'. But you see, my friend, you should not allow the matter pain you. You need to have a sober reflection.

Why is yhwh so hard to defend? All your Muslim friends deserted you. They all ran away, yet yhwh Could not help you defend his Samaritan golden calf lies. Why is yhwh so hard to defend?

LegalWolf:

Legalwolf!! Lol.

You need to ask yourself, why is allah so hard to defend? The only way to defend allah is to behead anyone who questions his lies. Once the person is dead, allah cannot be exposed. That's how allah has kept his captives under his arms for centuries. Mohammad was not even wise enough to tell an undetectable lie. Believe me, if he had just said 'a man among the people made a golden calf for them,' he would not have had any problem. But, to mention a Samaritan that was non-existent in Moses' days, he inadvertently created so many problems for himself and legalwolf. See how my friend is sweating. Na mohammed cause am. He shouldn't have told such an obvious lie. I don't blame him though, he was an iliterate who lacked the knowledge of history.

Hey! Let's expose another one of allah's lies. Was Mary the mother of Jesus truly the sister of Aaron? Hehehe. My friend, let's enter this one too.