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MuhMubRaj: Love is sex,Sex is love...That's all

GSKing: Wow! Very sharp of you

lepasharon: Texanomaly. I see ur beliefs are similar to mine. Where do you translate ur Hebrew since the ancient Hebrew no longer exist anymore apparently

Ubenedictus: the bible seems to say there is an added layer to this, it talks of reconciling man and God and man to man... Making the beliver a heir of the Kingdom a child of GOD thru the spirit of adoption and a brother with Christ.

Do you accept those layers?

Ubenedictus: we ar all fvcked doesn't cut it... I think it is irrational and irresponsible to accept been fvcked, knowlegde is within our grasp.... And i think you should try and iron out your thought. It was pretty hard for me to even establish a baseline on what you believe.

Ubenedictus: among those who are intolerant will you consider religious teaching as a contributing factor to this intolerance?

Ubenedictus: interesting take.

Do you think religion may fan those flames of fear?

Ubenedictus: let me paint a picture not too far from every day life, a good portion of the american population see nothing wrong with abortion, the goverment requires that the employer cover the abortions of their employee (health insurance). This is an idea many christian disagree with. Would you say the Christian should be tolerant in this situation (allow the govt implement this policy even though the christian disagrees)?

The question may seem strange, i'm trying to ask, do you remain tolerant when the issue involves you? Will you allow such policies be implimented even though you disagree?
I realise the picture isn't a good one.

Paroman: Can't kiss slowly

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Haha Texanomaly, I see you viewing this thread

Tovot: Goodevening house.

harlos: *blushing*

darnley16: Matt 27:50-53

darnley16: Isn't Jesus supposed to be the
only person to come back from
the dead?

darnley16: Are we supposed to take this
story literally? That multiple
dead people, including Jesus
"came" back from the dead
and showed themselves to
many people, but that news
didn't spread beyond that area
where the incident supposedly
occurred? I don't think so.
No historians from those times
mention this tale.

darnley16: Here's the first clue that this
story wasn't written during the
time this incident supposedly
occurred or by those who
supposedly witnessed it.

darnley16: Dead saints!
What dead saints are they
talking about? Were there
saints in the Judaism during
that time? No.
Were there saints in
Christianity at that time? No.
Christianity didn't exist until
well after Jesus' supposed
"ascension" to heaven. So
they couldn't have been
Christian saints. So whose
saints were they?

darnley16: Lets see what Eason's Bible
Dictionary says about the word
saint,
(Saint)
"one separated from the world
and consecrated to God; one
holy by profession and by
covenant; a believer in Christ
(Psalms 16:3, Romans 1:7 Phil
1:1;Hebrews 6:10).
(The "saints" spoken of in Jude
1:14 are probably not the
disciples of Christ, but the
"innumerable company of
angels" ( Hebrews 12:22 ;
Psalms 68:17, with reference
to Deuteronomy 33:2.This
word is also used of the holy
dead (Matthew 27:52 ;
Revelation 18:24). It was not
used as a distinctive title of
the apostles and evangelists
and of a "spiritual nobility" till
the fourth century. In that
sense it is not a scriptural
title".)
So, they couldn't have been
Christian apostles and
evangelists, because they
weren't called saints until the
fourth century AD, way after
this story was supposedly
written in the first century AD.
So which brand of Christianity
had saints in the fourth
century AD?
El correcto! Catholic
Christianity.

darnley16: So I would say that this story
had to have been written after
the establishment of Catholic
Christianity and the Catholic
Church, in the fourth century
AD, because that's when the
apostle's and evangelists were
first called saints, wouldn't you
agree?

darnley16: Do you really believe that if
dead Saints (zombies) came
out of their graves and walked
among the living it wouldn't
have made the "news" of day
or even leave a blip on the
radar screen of ancient
history, except in this story?
If you do...I want some of what
you been smoking!
And what happen to these
zombie saints?

darnley16: Why did he have to
die?

darnley16: Do you think Jesus was crying
out to himself for help or to
someone other them himself
for help?
I think the obvious answer is
someone other than himself
for help.

darnley16: All of this places the
authenticity of this story in the
"great bin of doubt" for me,
what about for you?

darnley16: Either those who wrote this
story were too stupid to see
the glaring contradictions in
this tale. Or thought those
who would read it, were too
stupid to see them. But then
again, not many people could
read or write during those
times. Priests were the ones
who could read and write and
who educated the royalty and
the nobles. Most of the
common folks couldn't read or
write.

darnley16: You've heard how if you
whisper something in
someone's ear at party and
tell them to whisper it in
someone else's ear and they
into someone else's ear and so
on and so on. That by the time
it gets back to you. It may
sound nothing like what you
originally said.
So imagine if some Hebrew
speaking person, told a story
like this one to one or more
people thousands of years
ago. Then those people told to
it other people and they told it
to other people and so on and
so on. Then Greek speaking
people learned the story and
told it to others and they told
it to others and so on and so
on. Then Latin speaking
people learned the story and
told to others and so on and so
on. Finally, Old English
speaking people learned the
story and told to others and so
on and so on. And this went on
for thousands of years. Then
we learned the story in
modern English from others
who learned the story from
others and so and so on.
Do you think that story would
sound anything like the
original story told in Hebrew?
Or the one told in Greek? Or
the one told in Latin? On the
one told in Old English?
And your answer is......... I
thought so!

darnley16: What if this story about Jesus
and the dead zombie saints
rising from their graves and
walking among the living,
were about Buddha or some
other non-Christian god-man,
and you're a Christian would
you believe this story was
true? I didn't think so.
Now apply that same logic to
this story. Do you believe this
story is true?
And your answer is a
resounding...........

darnley16: To paraphrase the Buddha,
those who accept tradition on
faith, are like a chain of blind
men, holding hands over time,
passing along the message of
what the first one said he saw.
And to quote Jesus, "... if the
blind lead the blind, both shall
fall into the ditch."

Deiok: Yeah, long time, so hw u doing over there?.

harlos: texanomaly

Kentnickole: Rare defines the back of a body

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