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originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: stonerwilliam
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: stonerwilliam
a reply to: chr0naut
I cannot see a carpenter getting so close to the priests back then and turning over tables in anger and getting away with it
was Yoshua a Rabbi one wonders ?
He wasn't near the priests then, He was in the outer courts of the Temple, which had been turned into a marketplace = public access.
He was called rabbi (teacher) by his followers according to the gospels.
... and a carpenter back then did more than woodwork. Carpenters did house building and all sorts of construction work, including stonework.
When all knowledge back in the day was controled by the church and even posetion of a book or bible was punishable by death and much blood was spilled in the council of Nicea , when gods word was much edited and fought over en.wikipedia.org...
Please read the Wikipedia link you provided with attention to the section called misconceptions. Basically nothing that you have just said in the previous paragraph is correct.
The First Council of Nicea was non-violent and no changes were made to any scriptures.
The council, its aims, proceedings and conclusions are a matter of historical record.
for on a time when a cardinall Bembus did move a question out of the Gospell, the Pope gave him a very contemptuouse aunswere saiying: All ages can testifie enough howe profitable that fable of Christe hath ben to us and our companie:
tektonics.org...
39 STEPS with this kid
As per your link, Pope Leo X never said that.
Your link traces the saying back to a satiric play called "The Pageant of Popes" (on pages 179-180) written by a John Bale (1495-1563), an English ex-Carmelite Protestant, to satirise the Catholic Church.
You should read the content of your links.
originally posted by: coomba98
a reply to: Padawan #1 now aka Disturbinatti
Padawan #1, your a fuit loop dude. Get some air, some real life in ya.
Yeshi is the One... Christian wise. Yeshi mannn!!
Master Coomba
"Our God" to prove he HAS a God. God doesn't. It's common sense and proves not just ignorance of actual contents and teachings of the Bible on behalf of anyone who denies plain facts. "God is ONE God."
originally posted by: Seede
a reply to: Disturbinatti
"Our God" to prove he HAS a God. God doesn't. It's common sense and proves not just ignorance of actual contents and teachings of the Bible on behalf of anyone who denies plain facts. "God is ONE God."
Most certainly God is one God. Just as the United States is one nation but has many members. Even though it has many members is not to say that it is not one nation and even though God is one God is not to deny that He also has many members.
Gen 1:26 And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth.
Who was God talking to as He said "Let us make man in our image, after our likeness?" Was not God talking to His Only Begotten Son? If you say no then tell us who participated in the creation of man or are you implying that the scriptures are wrong?
And if you insist that the scriptures mean to say that God was talking to the angels, as the Jews profess, then are you implying that God created the heavenly host and had need to then have the heavenly host assist Him in further creation? If so then how can God be one? Has God then shared His creative power with His heavenly creation? If so than God is not one is He? How ridiculous you seem to be.
originally posted by: Disturbinatti
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: Disturbinatti
originally posted by: ChesterJohn
a reply to: chr0naut
yeah, his priority is to spread falsehoods and confusions not truth.
No. But your priority and m.o. IS slander.
I have spoken no falsehoods, evidenced by the absence of specific quote of said falsehood, not 1.
If you or anyone else is confused, it's not because of me spreading it, "confusion", as you say.
I would be happy to explain so you understand better though even though you are a slanderer, as I have not done what you say I do, implying that I do something I don't and more than once without proof is not different than what the opposite of truth is called (a lie, in case that was confusing, is what you said about me personally which is further evidence you are disreputable and untrustworthy).
Making it about my person, not Jesus (p), is because you are unable to refute my person with fact, you must resort to fiction, slandering of a person who spoke no word of a lie makes you the liar and spreader of confusion. It won't matter to me ever but you will have to face God one day and "Though shall not lie" IS Law.
What you said about me, it's not true and you didn't even offer a quote as evidence because you know it. You are gossiping with a person whom I have been correcting because hasn't been correct and think two wrong people makes two right so long as they pretend they are and talk about the person who is and dishonestly at that.
One thing I have been thinking about when I have read the book of Job. Is that Job is a suffering servant of God who goes through some real trying time, in the end, he gets back everything plus more, and if I am not wrong (of course I could be) God resurrected his 7 sons and 3 daughters.
But I saw Israel in tribulation and in the end God restores them and resurrects them to serve him forever.
DisturbiGnostic, You make assertions, about things which are purely speculative, as if they are true.
You quote from small snippets of history and the Bible, out of context and apply meanings clearly unintended by the writers.
You act as though you have some superior knowledge to the millions of people over thousands of years who have questioned the same things and found resolution by examining further the content and context.
If someone makes a statement that can be proven false, it is a falsehood by definition. It doesn't matter how deeply it is believed. Proven false = it is a falsehood.
No amount of repetition of the falsehood or character assassination of those who point out its invalidity makes it any less false.
There is nothing wrong with questioning fundamental beliefs, but when others provide simple and rational answers that explain the true sense of what is meant, by reference to rationality and by clarification from context, it is not a valid response to disclaim it by yet another speculative interpretation, or to accuse the respondents of ignorance, or to say that they are liars.
If we are wrong, convince us with factual third party support of your interpretation.
Name calling is childish.
Why don't you go ahead and read where the tribes were taken into exile and explain how if only Judah and Levi returned Benjamin shows up as a tribe for a century or so.
Then why Epiphanius tells us of a sect of people who, misinterpreting the Shiloh prophecy, took Herod as a Messiah as the first non Israelite Jewish King?
Which makes him, Herod, being a Benjaminite laughable, I've clearly explained it to you, you are "grasping at straws" because you erroneously claimed Herod the Idumean (Ashkelon slave of the Appollo Temple tradition is rejected by scholars) was a Nabatean.
I don't know what to make of people like you. Obviously your Biblical knowledge is sub par at best.
One more time:
Herod Arche-laus, the Herod I first mentioned, is an obvious anagram.
Herod Arche-laus
Herod Acher-Saul, "Other Saul."
Saul, King Saul, was a Benjaminite, hence a Herodian Judahite was called a Benjaminite, due to loyalty to or nationality shared possibly.
There weren't any Benjaminites after Babylon aren't today. You have Sephardic Judahites and non Semitic Ashkenazi from Europe who converted in the 8th century under King Bulon.
Follow me here now so it doesn't confuse you.
Herod the Idumean wasn't an Israelite. Herod Archelaus wasn't either.
So what on Earth leads you to the erroneous conclusion that he was of a legitimate Israelite?
He was a convert, and even a convert to Judaism is not Israelite unless they change religions often and convert BACK.
I am simply amazed how arrogant you are in easily observable defeat. The facts beat you, I just said them. Factually speaking Arche-laus is an anagram for Acher-Saul, regardless of your opinion regarding why and your subsequent confused (mis) explanation of whatever you randomly use to try and say it's a coincidence (my guess is you will use translation/literation as an excuse, but doubt you know Koine Greek so it should be funny to see).
originally posted by: Disturbinatti
I wish to comment further on the inventor of Christ-ianity, when it would have sufficed and been more honest if they just transliterated Messiah from Aramaic to Greek.
Paul never knew Jesus (p)
, admitted he was a liar "If my FALSEHOODS abound to God's glory..."
And as I said, for certain Christ was no Greek.
For certain he was no God. The Bible is entirely clear about this, I just have to quote the Greatest Commandment to disprove Trinity, "Of my own power I can do nothing" to demolish the doctrine of equality with his and our "Father in Heaven" our "One Fathe..."
"Our God" to prove he HAS a God. God doesn't. It's common sense and proves not just ignorance of actual contents and teachings of the Bible on behalf of anyone who denies plain facts.
"God is ONE God."
Is EXACTLY what the Messiah (p) says.
What seperates east from west, Europe from Asia?
Europeans invent bogus, insulting reasons to justify mass slaughter and plunder and convince their dumbest citizens it's actually the fault of the invaded population that they got invaded.
Eastern people, if not traitors to the Western-Israeli union from Gehenna between the most deceptively evil people to ever exist, are actually peaceful.
The Europeans will murder your family expect you to thank them.
Say have weapons you don't, committed crimes you didn't, and invade you, tell the UN to have a seat, "We the People" of the United Sabbateans of America have it under control.
Bomb civilians, children, women.
I don't see any difference between the old Crusades and the new. Because the reason is still plunder and mischeif to guarantee that the Middle East never unites again, they hin every country puppet rulers, always a hated (for good reason usually) minority so as to maintain instable government, enforce secular ideology knowing it's going to lead to endless conflict and make sure the world forgets the superiority of the Ottoman Empire and Muslim Caliphate in governing compared to the West, make sure everyone thinks that it was a barbarian culture and since people don't actually like to read or learn about history they accept total fictions as fact.
All the while ignoring the worlds biggest genocide (Native Americans) the evil of Colonialism, Catholic Europe, Protestant England, the Spanish Inquisition, Spanish genocide and theft of the Muslim/Jewish/Christian modern society with the first Universities in Europe, Hospitals, greatest architchture and Metropolitan civilization, civil in the strictest sense for most of it's 800 year history.
1492, Colon set sail for "India" and Europe descended on the multi religous Muslim part of the Iberian peninsula, which actually gets it's name from Eber/Iber.
European Colonialism was born.
Today it's called '"Invading and occupying."
Well it's not called that. But it is that. Never justified but people have been deprived of intelligence from drugs and trying to be gangsters, even if your a white kid from suburbia, people are really dumb today.
Arguing about if Issa (p) is the Messiah.
Really? Going on the internet to be a creep, and apparently enjoying it.
This is exactly why I am not a Christian.
No sense whatsoever. It literally makes minds feeble. Just look at the thread!
originally posted by: Disturbinatti
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: stonerwilliam
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: stonerwilliam
a reply to: chr0naut
I cannot see a carpenter getting so close to the priests back then and turning over tables in anger and getting away with it
was Yoshua a Rabbi one wonders ?
He wasn't near the priests then, He was in the outer courts of the Temple, which had been turned into a marketplace = public access.
He was called rabbi (teacher) by his followers according to the gospels.
... and a carpenter back then did more than woodwork. Carpenters did house building and all sorts of construction work, including stonework.
When all knowledge back in the day was controled by the church and even posetion of a book or bible was punishable by death and much blood was spilled in the council of Nicea , when gods word was much edited and fought over en.wikipedia.org...
Please read the Wikipedia link you provided with attention to the section called misconceptions. Basically nothing that you have just said in the previous paragraph is correct.
The First Council of Nicea was non-violent and no changes were made to any scriptures.
The council, its aims, proceedings and conclusions are a matter of historical record.
for on a time when a cardinall Bembus did move a question out of the Gospell, the Pope gave him a very contemptuouse aunswere saiying: All ages can testifie enough howe profitable that fable of Christe hath ben to us and our companie:
tektonics.org...
39 STEPS with this kid
As per your link, Pope Leo X never said that.
Your link traces the saying back to a satiric play called "The Pageant of Popes" (on pages 179-180) written by a John Bale (1495-1563), an English ex-Carmelite Protestant, to satirise the Catholic Church.
You should read the content of your links.
I don't really know what you guys are talking about but Catholics have been murdering people over opinions since AT LEAST Constantine, who was known to mutilate Jews, cut off ears tortue. The Sadistic Patriarch of the RCC "Saint" Constantine.
70,000 Muslims, Jews, Christians just in Jerusalem were slaughtered because they saw how advanced Islamic civilization was (the source of most modern science).
1492 Spain massacred after 800 years of Jewish-Christian-Muslim peace. But read European historians and WE ARE THE SAVAGES.
Ottoman Empire took in survivors, the Muslims all killed or converted by the sword
Like every inhabited continent.. converted by force to Catholicism.
Before you embarrass yourself trying to say Islam practiced forced conversion it's forbidden in the Qur'an:
2:256 There is no compulsion of any sort in matters of religion for the right way stands clearly distinguished from the way of error.
And if you want to prevent me refuting your sloppy attempt to argue against the truth you haven't a clue regarding, know, I have sources, and I will provide them. When I get back. Should you think another round of (losing a) debate is fun though, go ahead! I will be ready.
Watch what you say in the meantime. I am watching. I don't like people who pretend to know everything and know nothing but think everyone also knows as little as you and you can get away with it.
Herod the Nabatean!
If you attempt Crusade apologetics I will unleash a fury OF WESTERN HISTORIAN citations, quotes, so watch your lip sugar pop.lp
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: Disturbinatti
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: stonerwilliam
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: stonerwilliam
a reply to: chr0naut
I cannot see a carpenter getting so close to the priests back then and turning over tables in anger and getting away with it
was Yoshua a Rabbi one wonders ?
He wasn't near the priests then, He was in the outer courts of the Temple, which had been turned into a marketplace = public access.
He was called rabbi (teacher) by his followers according to the gospels.
... and a carpenter back then did more than woodwork. Carpenters did house building and all sorts of construction work, including stonework.
When all knowledge back in the day was controled by the church and even posetion of a book or bible was punishable by death and much blood was spilled in the council of Nicea , when gods word was much edited and fought over en.wikipedia.org...
Please read the Wikipedia link you provided with attention to the section called misconceptions. Basically nothing that you have just said in the previous paragraph is correct.
The First Council of Nicea was non-violent and no changes were made to any scriptures.
The council, its aims, proceedings and conclusions are a matter of historical record.
for on a time when a cardinall Bembus did move a question out of the Gospell, the Pope gave him a very contemptuouse aunswere saiying: All ages can testifie enough howe profitable that fable of Christe hath ben to us and our companie:
tektonics.org...
39 STEPS with this kid
As per your link, Pope Leo X never said that.
Your link traces the saying back to a satiric play called "The Pageant of Popes" (on pages 179-180) written by a John Bale (1495-1563), an English ex-Carmelite Protestant, to satirise the Catholic Church.
You should read the content of your links.
I don't really know what you guys are talking about but Catholics have been murdering people over opinions since AT LEAST Constantine, who was known to mutilate Jews, cut off ears tortue. The Sadistic Patriarch of the RCC "Saint" Constantine.
70,000 Muslims, Jews, Christians just in Jerusalem were slaughtered because they saw how advanced Islamic civilization was (the source of most modern science).
1492 Spain massacred after 800 years of Jewish-Christian-Muslim peace. But read European historians and WE ARE THE SAVAGES.
Ottoman Empire took in survivors, the Muslims all killed or converted by the sword
Like every inhabited continent.. converted by force to Catholicism.
Before you embarrass yourself trying to say Islam practiced forced conversion it's forbidden in the Qur'an:
2:256 There is no compulsion of any sort in matters of religion for the right way stands clearly distinguished from the way of error.
And if you want to prevent me refuting your sloppy attempt to argue against the truth you haven't a clue regarding, know, I have sources, and I will provide them. When I get back. Should you think another round of (losing a) debate is fun though, go ahead! I will be ready.
Watch what you say in the meantime. I am watching. I don't like people who pretend to know everything and know nothing but think everyone also knows as little as you and you can get away with it.
Herod the Nabatean!
If you attempt Crusade apologetics I will unleash a fury OF WESTERN HISTORIAN citations, quotes, so watch your lip sugar pop.lp
Although I don't wish to excuse the Crusades, I have requested that you support your ranting with historical and appropriately credentialled details. So please, do not feel restrained. Let fly...
... and I'm far more of a curmudgeon than a sugar pop, darling.
originally posted by: Disturbinatti
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: Disturbinatti
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: stonerwilliam
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: stonerwilliam
a reply to: chr0naut
I cannot see a carpenter getting so close to the priests back then and turning over tables in anger and getting away with it
was Yoshua a Rabbi one wonders ?
He wasn't near the priests then, He was in the outer courts of the Temple, which had been turned into a marketplace = public access.
He was called rabbi (teacher) by his followers according to the gospels.
... and a carpenter back then did more than woodwork. Carpenters did house building and all sorts of construction work, including stonework.
When all knowledge back in the day was controled by the church and even posetion of a book or bible was punishable by death and much blood was spilled in the council of Nicea , when gods word was much edited and fought over en.wikipedia.org...
Please read the Wikipedia link you provided with attention to the section called misconceptions. Basically nothing that you have just said in the previous paragraph is correct.
The First Council of Nicea was non-violent and no changes were made to any scriptures.
The council, its aims, proceedings and conclusions are a matter of historical record.
for on a time when a cardinall Bembus did move a question out of the Gospell, the Pope gave him a very contemptuouse aunswere saiying: All ages can testifie enough howe profitable that fable of Christe hath ben to us and our companie:
tektonics.org...
39 STEPS with this kid
As per your link, Pope Leo X never said that.
Your link traces the saying back to a satiric play called "The Pageant of Popes" (on pages 179-180) written by a John Bale (1495-1563), an English ex-Carmelite Protestant, to satirise the Catholic Church.
You should read the content of your links.
I don't really know what you guys are talking about but Catholics have been murdering people over opinions since AT LEAST Constantine, who was known to mutilate Jews, cut off ears tortue. The Sadistic Patriarch of the RCC "Saint" Constantine.
70,000 Muslims, Jews, Christians just in Jerusalem were slaughtered because they saw how advanced Islamic civilization was (the source of most modern science).
1492 Spain massacred after 800 years of Jewish-Christian-Muslim peace. But read European historians and WE ARE THE SAVAGES.
Ottoman Empire took in survivors, the Muslims all killed or converted by the sword
Like every inhabited continent.. converted by force to Catholicism.
Before you embarrass yourself trying to say Islam practiced forced conversion it's forbidden in the Qur'an:
2:256 There is no compulsion of any sort in matters of religion for the right way stands clearly distinguished from the way of error.
And if you want to prevent me refuting your sloppy attempt to argue against the truth you haven't a clue regarding, know, I have sources, and I will provide them. When I get back. Should you think another round of (losing a) debate is fun though, go ahead! I will be ready.
Watch what you say in the meantime. I am watching. I don't like people who pretend to know everything and know nothing but think everyone also knows as little as you and you can get away with it.
Herod the Nabatean!
If you attempt Crusade apologetics I will unleash a fury OF WESTERN HISTORIAN citations, quotes, so watch your lip sugar pop.lp
Although I don't wish to excuse the Crusades, I have requested that you support your ranting with historical and appropriately credentialled details. So please, do not feel restrained. Let fly...
... and I'm far more of a curmudgeon than a sugar pop, darling.
Awesome! Salaam.
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: Disturbinatti
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: Disturbinatti
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: stonerwilliam
originally posted by: chr0naut
originally posted by: stonerwilliam
a reply to: chr0naut
I cannot see a carpenter getting so close to the priests back then and turning over tables in anger and getting away with it
was Yoshua a Rabbi one wonders ?
He wasn't near the priests then, He was in the outer courts of the Temple, which had been turned into a marketplace = public access.
He was called rabbi (teacher) by his followers according to the gospels.
... and a carpenter back then did more than woodwork. Carpenters did house building and all sorts of construction work, including stonework.
When all knowledge back in the day was controled by the church and even posetion of a book or bible was punishable by death and much blood was spilled in the council of Nicea , when gods word was much edited and fought over en.wikipedia.org...
Please read the Wikipedia link you provided with attention to the section called misconceptions. Basically nothing that you have just said in the previous paragraph is correct.
The First Council of Nicea was non-violent and no changes were made to any scriptures.
The council, its aims, proceedings and conclusions are a matter of historical record.
for on a time when a cardinall Bembus did move a question out of the Gospell, the Pope gave him a very contemptuouse aunswere saiying: All ages can testifie enough howe profitable that fable of Christe hath ben to us and our companie:
tektonics.org...
39 STEPS with this kid
As per your link, Pope Leo X never said that.
Your link traces the saying back to a satiric play called "The Pageant of Popes" (on pages 179-180) written by a John Bale (1495-1563), an English ex-Carmelite Protestant, to satirise the Catholic Church.
You should read the content of your links.
I don't really know what you guys are talking about but Catholics have been murdering people over opinions since AT LEAST Constantine, who was known to mutilate Jews, cut off ears tortue. The Sadistic Patriarch of the RCC "Saint" Constantine.
70,000 Muslims, Jews, Christians just in Jerusalem were slaughtered because they saw how advanced Islamic civilization was (the source of most modern science).
1492 Spain massacred after 800 years of Jewish-Christian-Muslim peace. But read European historians and WE ARE THE SAVAGES.
Ottoman Empire took in survivors, the Muslims all killed or converted by the sword
Like every inhabited continent.. converted by force to Catholicism.
Before you embarrass yourself trying to say Islam practiced forced conversion it's forbidden in the Qur'an:
2:256 There is no compulsion of any sort in matters of religion for the right way stands clearly distinguished from the way of error.
And if you want to prevent me refuting your sloppy attempt to argue against the truth you haven't a clue regarding, know, I have sources, and I will provide them. When I get back. Should you think another round of (losing a) debate is fun though, go ahead! I will be ready.
Watch what you say in the meantime. I am watching. I don't like people who pretend to know everything and know nothing but think everyone also knows as little as you and you can get away with it.
Herod the Nabatean!
If you attempt Crusade apologetics I will unleash a fury OF WESTERN HISTORIAN citations, quotes, so watch your lip sugar pop.lp
Although I don't wish to excuse the Crusades, I have requested that you support your ranting with historical and appropriately credentialled details. So please, do not feel restrained. Let fly...
... and I'm far more of a curmudgeon than a sugar pop, darling.
Awesome! Salaam.
And plural back at you... (but is salaami halal?)
originally posted by: Disturbinatti
Why Christians can't let go of paganism is because it involves admitting that 2,000 years went by with people believing what the Church said without knowing it was made up b.s.
Trinity is paganism, because you worship a man, Issa (p).
Polytheism because of "Tri"-nity.
Father God, Son God, Spirit God.
So is God NOT a Holy Spirit without dividing him by 2 or 3?
God and the Holy Spirit are either synonymous or two entities with one God, one not.
This is common sense. The type that angers people and drops the veil on the "pious Christian" ruse if they aren't actually pious.