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The church has reversed the ban @ topic.

We can all move on now and check out the next news item.

The black guys who were hurt by the matter can now breath a sigh of relief and go back as they were before.

^cool.

^^is that sarcasm?

anyway, wbb later if possible.

tbaba

you are male, right?

some of your topics seem more like a female point of view.

no offence- just checking.

phrases like "missing someone" are more likely to be used by females.

and when is the prayer btw- is it before or after s.ex.

must she not pray for a husband, with this 4 year engagement.

^^you dont necessarily have to, since there are photos on other threads.

i'm just pointing out the fact that while its true most southeast/southsouth/midwest cultures have similar dressing and beads, those other factors are a more solid way of demonstrating the intercultural links.

Notice how I said to disregard the wrappers and blouses because things like that don't necessarily fall into the category of "traditional attire".

true.

which is why, in examining links between cultures and peoples, things like traditional religion, food, deities worshipped, masquerades, etc are a more reliable indicator than clothing and/or beads.

just saying.

checking the source, suppliers and makers of the beads could also give some clues.

When you graduate from the stage of refering to races in terms of negroid, mongoloid and caucosoid

oh yes, we're all one big happy family and differences between races are only a figment of our imagination since blacks are actually whites and whites are really blacks with caucasian genes.

asians are also blacks.


and not to forget- we all resemble monkeys except for white people of course who are the only race with no monkey forebears.

or is it they're at the top of the evolutionary ladder you said.

you need to post photos from 100- 200 or more years ago to make your point.

no one is denying the obvious links between all these cultures but posting pictures of modern women with beads doesnt quite cut it.

also, you can look at cultural similarities in areas like masquerades, food, traditional religion, etc.

^^is that the question i asked you?

I read a sahih hadith from Bukhari in the book of Nikkah. . I wld av gone for it But for time. In it, one of the wives of the prophet, I think Zainab had a boy living with her. he was attaining puberty and she told the prophet he was starting to look at her in a way. .He asked her to feed him from her bosom milk and that just normalised him. .ds boy wasnt an infant.

are you sure that hadith was vetted by the right scholars. ie that it's not fake.

what you just typed sounds more like an invitation for s.ex.

did you interprete that properly?

sensationalism as usual

true that.

well, they can always organise a million man march to protest the matter i suppose.

the backgrounds on those sculptures really bring out the detail.

so one can assume, from the red colouring, that the beaded crowns were red (coral?), i suppose.

has the pigment been analyzed yet to see if its of relatively recent origin.

we really need to see the scholarly work and analysis of these sculptures.

@ paniki or pancake

yes, a white caucasian couple can produce a black afro haired child.

after all, wikipedia and hollywood said it.

morpheus24:
I am not even gonna bother trying to prove anything to you cause it would be like engaging a six year old.

didnt you once start a thread comparing every race besides whites, to monkeys?

i believe you posted pictures of monkeys and pointed out the similarities between them and specific races, excluding whites.

and when reminded of the origin of the name capuchin monkeys, you fought tooth and nail to prove that was a wrong analogy.

the whole publicity surrounding this story is absurd to me.
why are people so shocked about it? esp black guys who keep re-posting it on facebook. get over it already. there are tons of churches where you can perform your interracial marriage without a hitch.
I mean what's so surprising about this one case? seriously?

quite amazing.

esp black guys who keep re-posting it on facebook

na today?

they feel hurt and insulted i guess.

@ duality's post

cant argue with that.

^^reread the posts i quoted then tell me what they have to do with your contribution to this thread.

i hope you people arent turning into something else like boko haram.

hiss.

what kind of christian would type this sort of rubbish:

Why do our fellow Christians find it easy to condemn anyone who is not a virgin and tag them labels such as 'impure' or 'defiled'.

What I'm trying to figure out is the attitudes of people- parents, pastors, self righteous church goers who believe the best a person can be after being disvirgined is second best

wish i could find a christian way of calling you a goat.

you call yourself a christian and so?

is that supposed to place a halo around your head or what.

@ the darwinists

of course darwin would put blacks next to monkeys on his evolutionary scale.

hope yall arent trying to prove otherwise?

shut up you nitwit.

i thought you were busy regenerating your hymen.

why are you wasting your time here.

if there's any christian you're chasing then get yourself offline and chase him there.

what rubbish.

poster if you're not religious then carry your baggage out of religion section plz.

dont know why these people must always take panadol for other folks' headache. They hear the name Jesus and their demons immediately start worrying them.

who the heck told you its christians who say the kind of jargon you posted here:

What I'm trying to figure out is the attitudes of people- parents, pastors, self righteous church goers who believe the best a person can be after being disvirgined is second best

or are you mad?

We agree you are the expert then

that's possible.

wow this place is boring.

lets move these things to literature or dating section, thanks.

[quote author=tbaba1234$ link=topic=817247.msg9689137#msg9689137 date=1322983085]You can't tell if that was just the motivation she needed

or the main reason for wearing it, that is what is speculative

We can however sense her religiosity and her sense of fulfillment in wearing it in the last paragraph,[/quote]i guess one can assume you're not that familiar with the process, no offence.