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Originally posted by RedDragon
reply to post by Golden Boy
im sure lots of tribes did that. lots of tribes also did as i explained.
we're a huge democracy compared to old democracies. 300 million people. that's more than the population of the entire planet back during roman, greek times, etc. so, a huge base of common people. yet, our last president was the son of the president two presidents before him.
so even with those constraints, youre still going to get distinct genetic qualities, including bloodlines, in leaders just as you would be able to find the same in any other trade like mathematics, etc. using a process like something i described.
Originally posted by Lois
reply to post by autowrench
www.gotquestions.org...
The following from the above link may be an explaination...
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Therefore, God veils Himself and appears in forms in which we can “see” Him. However, this is different than seeing God with all His glory and holiness displayed. People have seen visions of God, images of God, and appearances of God, but no one has ever seen God in all His fullness (Exodus 33:20)."
Originally posted by rusethorcain
This is one of the more repulsive claims. It is the 600 pound gorilla in the room and I have to throw it out there for ridicule...
The symbol for alpha romera is a snake eating an infant.
Of course this is totally unbelievable until you look at the numbers of missing children: www.missingkids.com...
The U.S. Department of Justice’s National Incidence Study reported that 1.7 million children run away or are thrown away each year, with just 357,600 reported as missing to the police. Combined with claims from sites like this (not for the squeamish)
www.reptilianagenda.com...
www.bibliotecapleyades.net...
And lets take woman's right to terminate a pregnancy. Yes I said it. Do you ever closely observe some of the "religious right" fighting most passionately against a woman's medical privacy? They are armed and ruthless. Not always "compassionate people" for the lifes work they choose -if you catch my drift. The most notorious one lately is a killer who brought a gun into a church and murdered a man in front of his whole family. I understand a certain amount of passion for a cause but this is over the top. They are all over the top and seem to stop at nothing.
I have honestly entertained the prospect that among other groups many in the "religious right" so passionately anti abortion are not concerned with "life and when it begins" or the "soul" or even the infant fetus.
They are reptilians violently protecting a vital food source.
I know. I should be ashamed. See? Shame
Originally posted by serbsta
Originally posted by autowrench
And what about the "cunning serpent in the Garden of Edin? This is the correct spelling of the word, BTW.
There was never a serpent/snake in the Garden of Eden. It is a gross mistranslation which has spiraled out of control through countless adaptations and through the arts. The original Hebrew word which was used was nachash. This does not mean serpent, it is an adjective meaning 'bright or 'shining'. What Eve supposedly saw was a bright/shining entity. The reason this being was later replaced to be a snake was possibly due to its supposed persona, being cunning and tempting, much like a snake. Most of this reptilian representation in ancient texts, I believe, is mostly due to the human fear of any creature reptilian. They therefore associated reptilian creatures with figures of power or with figures of evil.
In regards to those two extracts from the New Testament. When it is talking about 'below' the Earth it is most likely referencing Hell as that is the original place where Christians believed Hell was. Since Hell is not in the original Hebrew Bible or in the KJV for that matter, then this theory doesn't hold too much water. If not Hell, then it is the buried dead. Can't be anything else in my opinion.
[edit on 28/2/2010 by serbsta]
I just cringe when I see people claiming 'years of research' (read as: 'reading stuff on the internet'), and 'obvious fact' (read as: 'embrace ignorance').
Originally posted by Golden Boy
Originally posted by spy66
Originally posted by Golden Boy
Originally posted by spy66
The American presidency seams to fallow this blood line. The blood line of Kings.
The evidence for this assertion being...?
On Google! search for it. I am not going to do that for you.
I did a Google search. I found nothing with any verifiable sources. What source did you use?
Originally posted by spy66
Originally posted by Golden Boy
Originally posted by spy66
Originally posted by Golden Boy
Originally posted by spy66
The American presidency seams to fallow this blood line. The blood line of Kings.
The evidence for this assertion being...?
On Google! search for it. I am not going to do that for you.
I did a Google search. I found nothing with any verifiable sources. What source did you use?
I never said anything about verifiable. No more then that most of the American presidents have royal blood.
Originally posted by Golden Boy
Originally posted by spy66
Originally posted by Golden Boy
Originally posted by spy66
Originally posted by Golden Boy
Originally posted by spy66
The American presidency seams to fallow this blood line. The blood line of Kings.
The evidence for this assertion being...?
On Google! search for it. I am not going to do that for you.
I did a Google search. I found nothing with any verifiable sources. What source did you use?
I never said anything about verifiable. No more then that most of the American presidents have royal blood.
Which should be verifiable. If it can't be verified, why believe it?
ETA: I'm not sure - do you actually believe this? Or did you just post it because it was a myth that you thought was interesting?
[edit on 3/2/2010 by Golden Boy]
I am related to Ulysses Grant
First you'd have to demonstrate that the Nephilim exist