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originally posted by: angus1745
It is a tool for the church to control the population and to steal land and money from them. That is all it is, ever was, and ever will be.
His team's excavations found a crack where the blood of Christ is supposed to have dripped down upon the ark.
You do realize that Jesus, if he existed, and if the story is true, was
crucified outside the Jerusalem city walls, somewhere between 30 and 39AD?
Do you also realize that during the Siege of Jerusalem, around 70AD, no less
that 6000 Jewish men were also crucified outside the city walls? That's a lot
of 2000 year old blood, dripping through the cracks!
Your statement is typical of those who make an opinion without even taking time to look at the evidence.
The video I provided would have helped you not to insinuate such a silly idea.
What silly idea?
So let me get this straight...
Without the bible there is no morality...
All who reject said book are Satans minions...
Is that about right?
I bet you can't. There's barely any references to Satan in the bible.
originally posted by: MrBlaq
a reply to: Akragon
So let me get this straight...
Without the bible there is no morality...
All who reject said book are Satans minions...
Is that about right?
In a nutshell, yes.
I could quote a hundred scriptures to prove my point.
That's a very bold statement backed up with zero facts. Maybe you should add some?
But no sense in wasting scriptures when history
and life itself proves all the ungodly are followers
of their master - Satan
If you're referring to whether or not the Pope can be infallible,
absolutely NOT. No man is infallible, especially not the
demonic cult of Roman Catholicism.
originally posted by: Akragon
a reply to: MrBlaq
Brother...
i've probably read the bible, and every book within more times then you've opened it
Careful what you assume... you clearly do not know who you're speaking to
originally posted by: MrBlaq
originally posted by: Akragon
a reply to: MrBlaq
Brother...
i've probably read the bible, and every book within more times then you've opened it
Careful what you assume... you clearly do not know who you're speaking to
Maybe you have, I've been on a steady diet that helps me to
read the Bible 7 times a year. At least since 1982.
And yet you managed to skip the part that says "thou shall not judge" every time
Nifty coincidence...