Revealing the Truth about the Bible (MUST READ)
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Either use the Dictionary or go back to english teaching school.
I was talking nice, why should you be so impolite? But anyway I will be so humble and accept it from your mentality If this is how your brain thinks.
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kalipygian
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D_Gunther Snotpole
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[Either use the Dictionary or go back to english teaching school.] - Rubi
[I was talking nice, why should you be so impolite? But anyway I will be so humble and accept it from your mentality If this is how your brain thinks.] -Tardis
[In LPSG, we can write whatever we want as long as it doesn't hurt other people and it doesn't go beyond the rules of the website, If you don't like that, then get your ass out of here and don't come back
If you are going to begin to impugn--much less assault--those three posters [in particular], you are a much larger fool than I ever believed possible.
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D_Tintagel_Demondong
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It means that "execrable" set off alarms in his spellchecker. :baby:
D_Tintagel_Demondong
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Sometimes, I have to ignore some comments, thats all.
I am currently in Britain, Yes my country allows that, I have answered you although that question serves no Purpose.
Any more questions, guys/gals? :smile:
Well, Samson wasn't a Jew. He was an Israelite of the tribe of Dan, not the tribe of Judah.
As far as I understand it, the beasts in Revelation 13 represent Kingdoms/World Powers from the time of Babylon to the present day. It's not representing God the Father at all.
A lot of people believe Christ was the God of the Old Testament (and the Bible would seem to indicate this, when considered in its entirety). So, various people had apparently seen him, but still had not seen God the Father, which would make the first statements valid.
Also, Moses didn't actually see his face - God apparently passed by while Moses turned his back, so he didn't die.
Hmmm, that's not a serious question, now, is it?
I'm not saying the Bible is or isn't true, but to be honest, I think people might take you more seriously were your arguments more credible and accurate. It kinda seems like you're repeating anti-Bible attacks you heard as a child.
I'd be interested to hear your views on the Qu'ran - as I suspect you have a strong pro-Islam/anti-Christian bias, possibly due to your upbringing in the Middle East. This is perhaps not the best basis for an honest and objective critique of the Bible (or even the Qu'ran for that matter).
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