IT IS TIME FOR ALL GOOD MEN TO GO TO WAR !
Mary Bradshaw
Astrology and pagan worship was the religion of Hitler and the Third
Reich!
Christians seek JESUS and not acceptance from others!
Check with JESUS if the Preacher is correct, don't check with the
preacher. And ask for understanding if you don't understand. Don't ask
the Preacher for understanding ask GOD.
If you want to do something dumb, go ahead ever one is watching.
Are you sure its not of JESUS. Are you not sure its of JESUS. Then why!
Do you know HIM, did you seek HIM FIRST!
Taking God, Jesus and prayer out of schools has created horrid results.
Dr. Nuetral Zone <jo...@eschaton2012.freeserve.co.uk> writes
>23Skidooooo <alha...@fn.ord> said but a while ago:
>>
>>Dr. Nuetral Zone wrote in message ...
>>>jruble <jru...@excelonline.com> said but a while ago:
>>>>
>>>>Johnny Flowerpotman <jo...@rizla.fsbusiness.co.uk> wrote in message
>>>>news:lDWjDJBP...@heirophant.freeserve.co.uk...
>>>>
>>>>> I don't believe that. In fact, I believe nothing and I live in a void.
>>>>>
>>>>> --
>>>>> Brother Johnny Flowerpotman
>>>>> Guardian of the Magdellan Pouch /(o\
>>>>> Star Messenger (Populous of Ummo) \o)/
>>>>> N. Fra: A:.A:.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Johnny
>>>>
>>>>
>>><cut>
>>>>
>>>>SCOTTY
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>Dear Sir,
>>>
>>>I greet in the powerful and mighty name of Jesus. In your testimony you
>>>said you heard a BANG, BANG, BANG. I was worshipping and praising God
>>>in my church here on the moon and the same thing happened to me! When
>>>this happened I saw the nails going through his hands and feet and a
>>>feeling of sadness came over me. However then God said to me this is the
>>>victory that was won for you at Calvary and my joy turned into a
>>>powerful word from almighty God. The part of your testimony touched my
>>>heart and I felt moved to write to you and bless you in the name of
>>>Jesus Christ the Lord and Saviour.
>>
>>Dear Dr. Neutral Zone, CyberNaut, Poet & Prophet,
>>
>> Oh Lo'dy Lo'dy, I come in witness. I too heard the BANG, BANG, BANG.
>>Cept of all wonders I saw brilliant light wavering out from the North, and I
>>knew then, that something had happened.
>> Please tell me is this a sign? What's going to happen to us? I feel I have
>>been blessed on High.
>> When I stared at that vision, I saw the earth darken-- my vision fogged &
>>then all was black. To this day I cannot see, but my Spiritual Essence has
>>blossomed more than I ever thought it could.
>>
>>Blessing everybody and such and such,
>>Pope Illustrious Allipschniel C. Skidoo, KSC, ECT, Esq.
>>
>>>Live every day for the Glory of God
>>
>>Back Atch'a!
>>
>
>I love unborn babies, the Lord showed me some that died before birth in
>Angel hands in Heaven. There must be a lot of them!
>
>Have you noticed people standing against partial birth ABORTIONS! What
>happened to all abortions. All abortions are evil. I just know that I
>would die for my babe no matter what was wrong with my child, many have.
>
>The GREAT and HOLY ONE DID!.
>
>I had a vision from the Lord of a tiny embryo . The little unborn child
>then cried out in a tiny, tiny voice, "help me!" .
>
>HOMOSEXUALS will NOT enter the Kingdom of heaven! Go ahead and call me
>of Satan (believe me they are). They did the same to Jesus.
>
>Ro:1:27: And likewise also the men, leaving the natural use of the
>woman, burned in their lust one toward another; men with men working
>that which is unseemly, and receiving in themselves that recompense of
>their error which was meet.
>
>
>USA, France, England, (Scotland), Canada, Germany, Australia, we can win
>the wars if we drop the story of JESUS, food, clothing and medical
>supplies and love from fighters instead of bombs.
>
>
~~~~~="=~~~~~
mary bradshaw
Madog Velkor
<jo...@rizla.fsbusiness.co.uk> made me chorttle merrily by
potificating:
>23Skidooooo <alha...@fn.ord>, said
>It seems that world tensions are growing and will reach a climax at
>December 2012. Does anyone else feel this tension? There are things
>taking place in the world today that are aligning the world on a course
>that will fulfil many of the prophecies and warnings of the end times.
>Maybe someone has similar observations.
>
At the climax all true christians will enjoy the rapture and witness
the second comming of JESUS.
-><-
Madog, Keeper of Bobo the Chimp
Lord of Petty Annoyances
Space Lord,
Ambrose Bierce Mexican Travel Agency Cabal
http://members.xoom.com/ABMTAC
http://www.eriswerks.org
-><-
"No ticket."
-Silent Bob
-><-
Sean MacUisdin
>
> Astrology and pagan worship was the religion of Hitler and the Third
> Reich!
Hi, Mary,
Normally I'm not one to stand on ceremony, nor do I waste vitriol on the
uneducated masses such as yourself, but you do compel me to observe you
are one stunned little bunny.
> Christians seek JESUS and not acceptance from others!
That's a relief, I wasn't going to give you any.
> Check with JESUS if the Preacher is correct, don't check with the
> preacher. And ask for understanding if you don't understand. Don't ask
> the Preacher for understanding ask GOD.
I talked to God. He thinks you're an idiot.
> If you want to do something dumb, go ahead ever one is watching.
Yes, we are. It's rather amusing.
> Are you sure its not of JESUS. Are you not sure its of JESUS. Then why!
> Do you know HIM, did you seek HIM FIRST!
I talked to 'HIM'. He said, "Don't worry, Mary's just a bit of a
prattling idiot. Ignore her."
I said, "Okay."
> Taking God, Jesus and prayer out of schools has created horrid results.
Not at all.
Air muir 's air tir,
Sean of Clan Uisdin
-------------------
If anyone is looking for Sean of Clan Uisdin, he can be found in the
bathtub mulling over his thoughts wi' a dram o' Glen Ord.
Remove 'mac' to reply.
"But the howling of dogs beside me,
And the wail of the old heroes,
And the weeping of the woman turns,
'Tis that vexes my heart."
"Hey sexy moma, wanna kill all humans?" - Bender
Sean MacUisdin
> At the climax all true christians will enjoy the rapture and witness
> the second comming of JESUS.
I've heard ticket sales aren't all that brisk.
Jim Phillips
> Astrology and pagan worship was the religion of Hitler and the Third
> Reich!
That's why Hitler claimed that he was doing "God's work".
> Christians seek JESUS and not acceptance from others!
Then why are you seeking him on such inappropriate newsgroups?
> Check with JESUS if the Preacher is correct, don't check with the
> preacher.
I did--he told me you are incorrect.
> If you want to do something dumb, go ahead ever one is watching.
I see you take your own advice...
> Are you sure its not of JESUS. Are you not sure its of JESUS. Then why!
> Do you know HIM, did you seek HIM FIRST!
Can anyone translate this?
> Taking God, Jesus and prayer out of schools has created horrid results.
Yeah, it's called release from ignorance...
Mega-snip.
--
Jim Phillips, jphi...@bcpl.net
"Once again decent citizens will be able to enter this house of
worship, kneel down in front of a nearly-naked man hanging from a wooden
apparatus by a series of gruesome body piercings, and engage in their
bizarre practices of ritualized blood-drinking and cannibalism without
being assaulted by graphic images of attractive young women with bare
breasts". -- A. Whitney Brown, "The Daily Show"
qtzc...@nospam.texas.net
<mary.b...@mary.bradshaw.co.uk> wrote:
>
>Astrology and pagan worship was the religion of Hitler and the Third
>Reich!
>
>Christians seek JESUS and not acceptance from others!
Right-o. Not even acceptance from Christians of the deluded sort.
>Check with JESUS if the Preacher is correct, don't check with the
>preacher. And ask for understanding if you don't understand. Don't ask
>the Preacher for understanding ask GOD.
And the LORD GOD placed the stars in the heavens *FOR A SIGN*... go
look it up, silly.
>If you want to do something dumb, go ahead ever one is watching.
At least you practice what you preach.
>Are you sure its not of JESUS. Are you not sure its of JESUS. Then why!
>Do you know HIM, did you seek HIM FIRST!
Whatever.
Julie, Christian Astrologer
Julie: Cahooter#38 W.W.A.S #6 http://www.smbtech.com/ed/
No herculean caterwauling, lest that banal steed trod about
like a tawdry juggernaut from HELL, or an obsequious pariah!
- from my fridge...
23Skidooooo
>Reich!
Um, no... it was the "religion" of people far gone. Just because a few
stragglers use it doesn't discount any of it, or them. Did you know
that christianity was the religion of the Inquisition??
>Christians seek JESUS and not acceptance from others!
Yeah, but when they don't get acceptance they blame it on
sin and humanity and satan.
>Check with JESUS if the Preacher is correct, don't check with the
>preacher. And ask for understanding if you don't understand. Don't ask
>the Preacher for understanding ask GOD.
>
>If you want to do something dumb, go ahead ever one is watching.
This philosphy sickens me. As if I should care what other people
think is "dumb". I'm sure the wright brothers wouldn't have gotten
very far if they thought about what society thought was dumb. Or
Jesus for that matter.
>Are you sure its not of JESUS. Are you not sure its of JESUS. Then why!
>Do you know HIM, did you seek HIM FIRST!
I'd like to hear what jesus has to say about modern christianity and its
hundreds and hundreds of sects.
>Taking God, Jesus and prayer out of schools has created horrid results.
Yeah, a bunch of christians keep bitching now that church and state
are separated. I guess they don't understand that it doesn't take a god
philosophy to have a harmonious society. In fact, the god philosophy has
spurned some pretty damn unharmonious societies.
-----
Pope Skidoo
>Dr. Nuetral Zone <jo...@eschaton2012.freeserve.co.uk> writes
>>23Skidooooo <alha...@fn.ord> said but a while ago:
23Skidooooo
Johnny Flowerpotman wrote in message ...
>23Skidooooo <alha...@fn.ord>, said
>December 2012. Does anyone else feel this tension? There are things
>taking place in the world today that are aligning the world on a course
>that will fulfil many of the prophecies and warnings of the end times.
>Maybe someone has similar observations.
Many societies have predicted *something* to happen in 2012.
Plus, you read RAW's Doubling Jesuses principle right? He
mentioned someone's view that by 2012 information will be
doubling so fast that /something/ must happen.
--FUCK! Not another goddamn burnhole in the carpet--
>My personal bible study, prayer, and observations of world events leads
>me to believe that we are entering a period described in the early parts
>of the book of revelation (ch6). I believe that the first seal The White
>horse describes cold war-where a threat of war is present but peace is
>not removed from the entire earth. Where conquering is done through
>limited military actions. The second seal is a Red horse where peace is
>taken from the earth. A great sword would indicate a great weapon or
>weapons of mass destruction.
But you hafta understand that Revelations is based on past
knowledge of societies coming to an end. In fact, St. John
called his legendary Beast by the number 666, instead of
calling it what would've gotten him in trouble: Nero.
>>I feel I have
>>been blessed on High.
>> When I stared at that vision, I saw the earth darken-- my vision fogged
&
>>then all was black. To this day I cannot see, but my Spiritual Essence has
>>blossomed more than I ever thought it could.
>>
>>Blessing everybody and such and such,
>>Pope Illustrious Allipschniel C. Skidoo, KSC, ECT, Esq.
>>
>>>Live every day for the Glory of God
>>
>>Back Atch'a!
>>
>
>--
>Brother Johnny Flowerpotman
>Guardian of the Magdellan Pouch /(o\
>Star Messenger (Populous of Ummo) \o)/
>N. Fra: A:.A:.
>
> "... for the ram, by nature, is a wild and courageous animal,
> lonely in lonely places, whereas when tamed and made to lie down
> in green pastures, nothing is left but the docile, cowardly,
> gregarious and succulent beast. This then is the theory of
> government."
> Aleister Crowley, Book of Thoth, p.77 - The Emperor.
Hexar
23Skidooooo wrote in message
<816t2r$q8q$1...@charm.magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu>...
>>Astrology and pagan worship was the religion of Hitler and the Third
>>Reich!
>
>Um, no... it was the "religion" of people far gone. Just because a few
>stragglers use it doesn't discount any of it, or them. Did you know
>that christianity was the religion of the Inquisition??
>
Hexar
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yourself if you'd like those people to have a bigger impact on your life."
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Hexar
Madog Velkor wrote in message <3836bcd9...@news.mpinet.net>...
>On Sat, 20 Nov 1999 12:05:54 +0000, Johnny Flowerpotman
><jo...@rizla.fsbusiness.co.uk> made me chorttle merrily by
>potificating:
>
>the second comming of JESUS.
>
leaving the Xtians here?
ANDRAS
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>
> 23Skidooooo wrote in message
> <816t2r$q8q$1...@charm.magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu>...
> >>Astrology and pagan worship was the religion of Hitler and the Third
> >>Reich!
> >
> >Um, no... it was the "religion" of people far gone. Just because a few
> >stragglers use it doesn't discount any of it, or them. Did you know
> >that christianity was the religion of the Inquisition??
> >
> and the Salem witch trials.
Where the accusers were pubescent girls and men were executed, too.
Andras
----
"Truth does not penetrate the preoccupied mind" - Ch. Darwin
Hexar
ANDRAS wrote in message ...
>In article <8176pi$pkp$1...@news.ametro.net>, hexar...@minister.com
>broadcasted a bitstream which decodes to...
>>
>> 23Skidooooo wrote in message
>> <816t2r$q8q$1...@charm.magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu>...
>> >>Astrology and pagan worship was the religion of Hitler and the Third
>> >>Reich!
>> >
>> >Um, no... it was the "religion" of people far gone. Just because a few
>> >stragglers use it doesn't discount any of it, or them. Did you know
>> >that christianity was the religion of the Inquisition??
>> >
>> and the Salem witch trials.
>
> Where the accusers were pubescent girls and men were executed, too.
>
Hexar
ANDRAS wrote in message ...
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>>
>> ANDRAS wrote in message ...
>> >In article <8176pi$pkp$1...@news.ametro.net>, hexar...@minister.com
>> >broadcasted a bitstream which decodes to...
>> >>
>> >> 23Skidooooo wrote in message
>> >> <816t2r$q8q$1...@charm.magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu>...
>> >> >>Astrology and pagan worship was the religion of Hitler and the Third
>> >> >>Reich!
>> >> >
>> >> >Um, no... it was the "religion" of people far gone. Just because a
few
>> >> >stragglers use it doesn't discount any of it, or them. Did you know
>> >> >that christianity was the religion of the Inquisition??
>> >> >
>> >> and the Salem witch trials.
>> >
>> > Where the accusers were pubescent girls and men were executed, too.
>> >
>> And this in some way balances things and makes it alright?
>
> Makes it all right? No.
>
Two wrongs don't make a right but three will get you back on the freeway.
--Some Dude
23Skidooooo
Mary Bradshaw wrote in message ...
>In article <Pine.SOL.3.96.99112...@mail.bcpl.net>, Jim
>Phillips <jphi...@bcpl.net> writes
>>On Sat, 20 Nov 1999, Mary Bradshaw wrote:
>>
>>> Reich!
>>
>>
>>
>
<SNIP irrelevant answer>
Now, do you have a correct answer to this question or not?
>
>>
>>> Check with JESUS if the Preacher is correct, don't check with the
>>> preacher.
>>
>> I did--he told me you are incorrect.
>>
>>> If you want to do something dumb, go ahead ever one is watching.
>>
>> I see you take your own advice...
>>
>>> Are you sure its not of JESUS. Are you not sure its of JESUS. Then why!
>>> Do you know HIM, did you seek HIM FIRST!
>>
>> Can anyone translate this?
>>
>>> Taking God, Jesus and prayer out of schools has created horrid results.
>>
>> Yeah, it's called release from ignorance...
>>
>>Mega-snip.
>>
>>--
>>Jim Phillips, jphi...@bcpl.net
>> "Once again decent citizens will be able to enter this house of
>>worship, kneel down in front of a nearly-naked man hanging from a wooden
>>apparatus by a series of gruesome body piercings, and engage in their
>>bizarre practices of ritualized blood-drinking and cannibalism without
>>being assaulted by graphic images of attractive young women with bare
>>breasts". -- A. Whitney Brown, "The Daily Show"
>>
>
>~~~~~="=~~~~~
>mary bradshaw
23Skidooooo
>anti-Christian by the day.
Wrong, we are growing more and more aware that religion
may not be a suitable answer for the world around us. We
are beginning to realize that the god-model has grown outdated
and that we can obtain like spirituality without the christian God.
We realize that there actually aren't such things as Objective Morals,
that whatever society deems "right" at the time is right.
There is a difference between anti-christian and non-christian
>A society, which declares right wrong and
>wrong right.
Is every society throughout history compared with every other
society throughout history that disagreed.
>America is no longer a Christian nation, but has become a
>pagan nation where men live as if God were dead or irrelevant.
If you were educated, you might know what a "pagan" actually
is. "Paganism" has nothing to do with whether or not God is
dead or irrelevant. "Pagans" have nothing at all to do with your
religion, and are merely practioners of a religion that disagrees
with yours, and of course is therefore "wrong".
>We can
>complain all we want to about the situation we are in here in America,
>but this is where we are, and we have been placed here by the providence
>of Almighty God.
Who's complaining?
>As a result, we need to know how to live for God in a
>pagan world.
Contrary to popular christian belief, we don't need your
christian god to live harmoniously or morally.
>I wish I had all the answers as to how we are to live every area of our
>lives.
As open-minded as you can. That is how.
>Though some men think they have all these things figured out,
>none of us do.
Which is why I'm agnostic, because none of us can know.
Yet, you claim to know, don't you?
>However, Paul, in these verses, does deal with one area
>where we can all impact America. An area of Christian activity that has
>the power to change society and demonstrate Christ to a lost world.
I think christians already proved with such actions as the Inquisition
what can happen if society becomes christian. How do they act?
The exact same: like animals, because that's what we are. People
are still going to have the same chemicals and motivations working
in them and the same things or going to happen. Only with christianity,
they can do it with more self-justifying zeal, and therefore feel even less
of a conscience when they off a non-believer.
>I am
>talking about the area of prayer. Tonight, I want us to consider
>together the matter of Christ-like praying in a pagan world.
Name one pagan aspect of this world and how that aspect
relates to paganism.
-----
Pope Skidoo
23Skidooooo
Johnny Flowerpotman wrote in message ...
>23Skidooooo <alha...@fn.ord>, said
>>
>>Johnny Flowerpotman wrote in message ...
>>Plus, you read RAW's Doubling Jesuses principle right?
>
Well, he just reviewed doubling information with
his RAWian humor. He took the amount of information
that was in the world during the time of Christ and called
this 1 Jesus (Jesus being a unit of measure). Information
doubled to 2, then 4, then 8 Jesuses and so on at ever
accelerating rates. Information still does this, doubling
faster and faster every year. And if the trend keeps up,
by 2012 information will be doubling theoretically every
millionth or billionth of a second or something like that.
Either something must give way-- like WWIII-- that sets
back humanity and stops information doubling so fast,
or we learn how to control it. Of course I think we'll leave
the planet about that time. Then there's of course population
explosion to think about etc etc.
>He's lost his
>conspiracy dictionary from the site.
Well he did publish it and release it. I own it ("Everything is
Under Control") and it is interesting although I've already
known a lot of it from his previous works.
>I'd imagine its to do with the exponential growth of societal, economic,
>etc, change reaching such a pitch, that the concept of forecasting
>becomes an increasing absurdity. A point will surely be reached where
>all societal, fiscal and political change become totally unpredictable.
>
>The best we can do is predict a point, beyond which there is chaos....
>December, 2012 looks favourite.
>
>>He
>>mentioned someone's view that by 2012 information will be
>>doubling so fast that /something/ must happen.
>
>
>http://www.deoxy.org/omega.htm
>
>
>>
>>--FUCK! Not another goddamn burnhole in the carpet--
>>
>
>Always look on the sunny side....
The sunny side is that, when I look at all the burnholes
together, it kind of looks like a deformed child. Wait, that's
not sunny. Maybe it's, er, a really really happy deformed
child.
Wait, I think the baby's deformed nose is actually
a well-formed bud that fell....
>>>My personal bible study, prayer, and observations of world events leads
>>>me to believe that we are entering a period described in the early parts
>>>of the book of revelation (ch6). I believe that the first seal The White
>>>horse describes cold war-where a threat of war is present but peace is
>>>not removed from the entire earth. Where conquering is done through
>>>limited military actions. The second seal is a Red horse where peace is
>>>taken from the earth. A great sword would indicate a great weapon or
>>>weapons of mass destruction.
>>
>>
>>But you hafta understand that Revelations is based on past
>>knowledge of societies coming to an end. In fact, St. John
>>called his legendary Beast by the number 666, instead of
>>calling it what would've gotten him in trouble: Nero.
>>
>>>>I feel I have
>>>>been blessed on High.
>>>> When I stared at that vision, I saw the earth darken-- my vision fogged
>>&
>>>>then all was black. To this day I cannot see, but my Spiritual Essence has
>>>>blossomed more than I ever thought it could.
>>>>
>>>>Blessing everybody and such and such,
>>>>Pope Illustrious Allipschniel C. Skidoo, KSC, ECT, Esq.
>>>>
>>>>>Live every day for the Glory of God
>>>>
>>>>Back Atch'a!
Pope Skidoo
Daithí a Iúile O'Broder
jo...@rizla.fsbusiness.co.uk says...
> It seems to me that we live in a society that is growing more and more
> wrong right. America is no longer a Christian nation, but has become a
> pagan nation where men live as if God were dead or irrelevant. We can
> complain all we want to about the situation we are in here in America,
> but this is where we are, and we have been placed here by the providence
> pagan world.
But Moire, Paganism is the religion brought over by ancestors of nearly
every living American today. As to almighty God, do you think he's proud
of the bullshit pulled on the Incans and Mayans, not to mention the
Africans, Brazilians, Japanese, Chinese, shall I go on? In the name of
Christ and God whole civilizations were exterminated, cultures altered to
the point of an obscenity, and atrocities promulgated in the name of God.
(snipping the rest of your preaching Mary)
In a nutshell, you say in the subj line "IT IS TIME FOR ALL GOOD __MEN__
TO GO TO WAR!! Lady, get with it, if you were a real femanazi you'd say
_Women and Men_!
Daibh
--
"D'aithle na bhfileadh n-uasal, truaghsan timheal an tsaoghail."
(Now that the high bards are gone, pitiful is the waning of the world).
Remove "nospam" from address to reply.
ANDRAS
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> ANDRAS wrote in message ...
> >In article <8176pi$pkp$1...@news.ametro.net>, hexar...@minister.com
> >broadcasted a bitstream which decodes to...
> >>
> >> 23Skidooooo wrote in message
> >> <816t2r$q8q$1...@charm.magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu>...
> >> >>Reich!
> >> >
> >> >stragglers use it doesn't discount any of it, or them. Did you know
> >> >that christianity was the religion of the Inquisition??
> >> >
> >> and the Salem witch trials.
> >
> > Where the accusers were pubescent girls and men were executed, too.
> >
> And this in some way balances things and makes it alright?
Some way balances? Yes.
Makes it all right? No.
Andras
ANDRAS
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> ANDRAS <a@b.c>, said
> >In article <8176pi$pkp$1...@news.ametro.net>, hexar...@minister.com
> >broadcasted a bitstream which decodes to...
> >>
> >> 23Skidooooo wrote in message
> >> <816t2r$q8q$1...@charm.magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu>...
> >> >>Astrology and pagan worship was the religion of Hitler and the Third
> >> >>Reich!
> >> >
> >> >Um, no... it was the "religion" of people far gone. Just because a few
> >> >stragglers use it doesn't discount any of it, or them. Did you know
> >> >that christianity was the religion of the Inquisition??
> >> >
> >> and the Salem witch trials.
> >
> > Where the accusers were pubescent girls and men were executed, too.
> >
"Don't worry, Parker, you gonna get what's coming to ya!"
Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) in Alien
ANDRAS
> Phillips <jphi...@bcpl.net> writes
> >On Sat, 20 Nov 1999, Mary Bradshaw wrote:
> >
> >> Reich!
> >
> >
> >> Christians seek JESUS and not acceptance from others!
> >
> > Then why are you seeking him on such inappropriate newsgroups?
>
> battles that we face day by day. [...]
Paul was a punk who, in his youth as Saul, relished in persecuting
Christians. Later he had a 'conversion' (on the road to Damascus,
according to him) and quickly promoted himself to the status of an
Apostle. He became a prominent hack of the 'movement' and found a niche
in ideological thought policing; his Letters are a mixture of
browbeating, self-aggrandizement and political intrigue.
His attitudes certainly qualify him to be the poster boy of
fundamentalist Christianism. I suspect Jesus of Nazareth would have had a
few choice words for/about him.
ANDRAS
> point of view, there is another in Who's steps we are to walk, and His
> name is Jesus Christ.
Jesus of Nazareth was a cool fella; drunk lotsa wine, hung out with the
right crowd, never had a 9-to-5 job. Of course, they nailed him for it.
ANDRAS
alha...@fn.ord broadcasted a bitstream which decodes to...
>
> Johnny Flowerpotman wrote in message ...
> >23Skidooooo <alha...@fn.ord>, said
> >>Many societies have predicted *something* to happen in 2012.
> >>Plus, you read RAW's Doubling Jesuses principle right?
> >
> >I haven't. I Can't see anything on his site either.
>
> Well, he just reviewed doubling information with
> his RAWian humor. He took the amount of information
> that was in the world during the time of Christ and called
> this 1 Jesus (Jesus being a unit of measure). Information
> doubled to 2, then 4, then 8 Jesuses and so on at ever
> accelerating rates. Information still does this, doubling
> faster and faster every year. And if the trend keeps up,
> by 2012 information will be doubling theoretically every
> millionth or billionth of a second or something like that.
> Either something must give way-- like WWIII-- that sets
> back humanity and stops information doubling so fast,
> or we learn how to control it.
There is a huge difference between information and data. Data might be
doubling at an ever-faster rate, but it does not mean that information is
growing at the same rate. The size (in bits) of a data file bears no
direct relationship with the amount (in bits) of information in it; this
is what makes (lossless) data compression possible. To use a more
accessible example: five million copies of the Bible contains exactly as
much information as one copy.
> Of course I think we'll leave
> the planet about that time.
You think some of us will make it?
> Then there's of course population
> explosion to think about etc etc.
That *is* the real concern, although that blind, coldhearted bitch,
Mother Nature, has her ways of dealing with growth beyond resources.
ANDRAS
jo...@rizla.fsbusiness.co.uk broadcasted a bitstream which decodes to...
> ANDRAS <a@b.c>, said
> >In article <R0bee6A6...@heirophant.freeserve.co.uk>,
> >jo...@rizla.fsbusiness.co.uk broadcasted a bitstream which decodes to...
> >> [...] from a spiritual
> >> point of view, there is another in Who's steps we are to walk, and His
> >> name is Jesus Christ.
> >
> > Jesus of Nazareth was a cool fella; drunk lotsa wine, hung out with the
> >right crowd, never had a 9-to-5 job. Of course, they nailed him for it.
> >
>
I'm not sure I get that. Actually, I'm sure I don't get that.
> Dope and psychedelics would
> have opened them. More likely he was doing lots of the latter.
I suspect amphetamine derivatives. That stunt with the fishes/loaves
and the 5,000 fed must have worked through appetite suppression. I
suspect he came across some interesting chemicals while he hung out in
the desert for some days (an the Temptation might have been speed-induced
psychosis).
> Still a crucfiable offence, metaphorically.
He dissed the authorities; they were out to get him real good.
23Skidooooo
ANDRAS wrote in message ...
>alha...@fn.ord broadcasted a bitstream which decodes to...
>>
>> Johnny Flowerpotman wrote in message ...
>> >23Skidooooo <alha...@fn.ord>, said
>> >>Many societies have predicted *something* to happen in 2012.
>> >>Plus, you read RAW's Doubling Jesuses principle right?
>> >
>> >I haven't. I Can't see anything on his site either.
>>
>> Well, he just reviewed doubling information with
>> his RAWian humor. He took the amount of information
>> that was in the world during the time of Christ and called
>> this 1 Jesus (Jesus being a unit of measure). Information
>> doubled to 2, then 4, then 8 Jesuses and so on at ever
>> accelerating rates. Information still does this, doubling
>> faster and faster every year. And if the trend keeps up,
>> by 2012 information will be doubling theoretically every
>> millionth or billionth of a second or something like that.
>> Either something must give way-- like WWIII-- that sets
>> back humanity and stops information doubling so fast,
>> or we learn how to control it.
>
>doubling at an ever-faster rate, but it does not mean that information is
>growing at the same rate. The size (in bits) of a data file bears no
>direct relationship with the amount (in bits) of information in it; this
>is what makes (lossless) data compression possible. To use a more
>accessible example: five million copies of the Bible contains exactly as
>much information as one copy.
Oh no no no, I agree completely. That was my criticism with that view
as well. I don't take everything RAW says to heart. I know there is a difference
between useful and useless information. Hell, I cruise the web everyday :)
>> Of course I think we'll leave
>> the planet about that time.
>
> You think some of us will make it?
I pretend to be a realist, but I'm know I'm
always a touch optimistic.
>> Then there's of course population
>> explosion to think about etc etc.
>
> That *is* the real concern, although that blind, coldhearted bitch,
>Mother Nature, has her ways of dealing with growth beyond resources.
And that She does. Hail Eris! All Hail Discordia!
-----
Pope Skidoo
23Skidooooo
Daithí a Iúile O'Broder wrote in message ...
>In article <Ckpa6uAz...@heirophant.freeserve.co.uk>,
>jo...@rizla.fsbusiness.co.uk says...
>> It seems to me that we live in a society that is growing more and more
>> anti-Christian by the day. A society, which declares right wrong and
>> wrong right. America is no longer a Christian nation, but has become a
>> pagan nation where men live as if God were dead or irrelevant. We can
>> complain all we want to about the situation we are in here in America,
>> but this is where we are, and we have been placed here by the providence
>> of Almighty God. As a result, we need to know how to live for God in a
>> pagan world.
>
>But Moire, Paganism is the religion brought over by ancestors of nearly
>every living American today. As to almighty God, do you think he's proud
>of the bullshit pulled on the Incans and Mayans, not to mention the
>Africans, Brazilians, Japanese, Chinese, shall I go on? In the name of
>Christ and God whole civilizations were exterminated, cultures altered to
>the point of an obscenity, and atrocities promulgated in the name of God.
Not to mention that there a quite a few pagan influences
in christian tradition.
>(snipping the rest of your preaching Mary)
>
>In a nutshell, you say in the subj line "IT IS TIME FOR ALL GOOD __MEN__
>TO GO TO WAR!! Lady, get with it, if you were a real femanazi you'd say
>_Women and Men_!
I believe a guy wrote that actually.
-----
Pope Skidoo
Madog Velkor
>ANDRAS <a@b.c>, said
>You try telling that to a Jehovah's Witness.
You have them in England too? Man, they're worse than Mormons.
-><-
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Lord of Petty Annoyances
Space Lord,
Ambrose Bierce Mexican Travel Agency Cabal
http://members.xoom.com/ABMTAC
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-><-
"The Emperor? Who's that? No, really, I want to know."
-Ex-prostitute, "Princess Mononoke"
-><-
Madog Velkor
(Daithí a Iúile O'Broder) made me chorttle merrily by potificating:
>In article <Ckpa6uAz...@heirophant.freeserve.co.uk>,
>jo...@rizla.fsbusiness.co.uk says...
>> It seems to me that we live in a society that is growing more and more
>> anti-Christian by the day. A society, which declares right wrong and
>> wrong right. America is no longer a Christian nation, but has become a
>> pagan nation where men live as if God were dead or irrelevant. We can
>> complain all we want to about the situation we are in here in America,
>> but this is where we are, and we have been placed here by the providence
>> of Almighty God. As a result, we need to know how to live for God in a
>> pagan world.
>
>But Moire, Paganism is the religion brought over by ancestors of nearly
>every living American today. As to almighty God, do you think he's proud
>of the bullshit pulled on the Incans and Mayans, not to mention the
>Africans, Brazilians, Japanese, Chinese, shall I go on? In the name of
>Christ and God whole civilizations were exterminated, cultures altered to
>the point of an obscenity, and atrocities promulgated in the name of God.
>
Just so you know, the Japanese were never fooled by Christians, and
killed them all at the battle of Shimabara. Christianity was illegeal
from the 1630s to the Meiji Restoration (roughly) in Japan. As a
consequence, they were spared the domination of European masters and
became a world class power in less then 50 years. Even today, they are
the second most powerful nation in the world.
Madog Velkor
made me chorttle merrily by potificating:
>
>Madog Velkor wrote in message <3836bcd9...@news.mpinet.net>...
>>On Sat, 20 Nov 1999 12:05:54 +0000, Johnny Flowerpotman
>><jo...@rizla.fsbusiness.co.uk> made me chorttle merrily by
>>potificating:
>>
>>At the climax all true christians will enjoy the rapture and witness
>>the second comming of JESUS.
>>
>So what happens when the rapture comes and it's all of us that are gone,
>leaving the Xtians here?
>
>Hexar
I imagine they'll all have a smoke. The men will drift off to sleep,
while the women will have feelings of abandonment or just want to
cuddle.
Daithí a Iúile O'Broder
> killed them all at the battle of Shimabara. Christianity was illegeal
> from the 1630s to the Meiji Restoration (roughly) in Japan. As a
> consequence, they were spared the domination of European masters and
> became a world class power in less then 50 years. Even today, they are
> the second most powerful nation in the world.
Thanks MD for pointing that out, is appreciated. sometimes the soapbox do
get slippery, but we maintain that Christianity has done more to
eradicate national religious and ethnic factors than allow them to
develope in their own fashion. Look what they did to the Druids. Sure and
I'll get a response that it was Caesar that was responsible for that, ok
he was acting for the Emporer who was acting for the good of Rome and all
of the Roman Empire, :::a loud raspberry resounds:::. But what sprang
from that dying firebrand, xtianity. Who started the Culdee? The Catholic
Church, Greek Orthodoxy as well has a role if I'm not mistaken.
Me loves to poointificate, makes me feel like Rush Limbaugh, just wish I
had a tenth of his type of money, sometimes. :^)
Daibhaid
> -><-
> Madog, Keeper of Bobo the Chimp
> Lord of Petty Annoyances
> Space Lord,
> Ambrose Bierce Mexican Travel Agency Cabal
> http://members.xoom.com/ABMTAC
> http://www.eriswerks.org
> -><-
> "The Emperor? Who's that? No, really, I want to know."
> -Ex-prostitute, "Princess Mononoke"
> -><-
>
--
Hexar
Johnny Flowerpotman wrote in message ...
>
>- dark suits, shades, cropped hair, CIA types. Still we don't get the
>donut bars :(
>
Of course you don't get the donut bars, you have not been sufficiently
integrated yet.
Hexar
Admiral, Salvation Navy (Ret.)
Discordian Illuminated Secret Cabal Organized for the Benefit of All Living
Lifeforms
(D.I.S.C.O.B.A.L.L.)
"Putting the Disco back into Discordianism"
"Yeah, maybe I do suck, but I've got a lot of free time."
Mitch Hedberg
Hexar
Madog Velkor wrote in message <3838101a...@news.mpinet.net>...
>On Sun, 21 Nov 1999 02:05:27 +0000, Johnny Flowerpotman
>>>In article <OkoZq2A3...@heirophant.freeserve.co.uk>,
>>>jo...@rizla.fsbusiness.co.uk broadcasted a bitstream which decodes to...
>>>> In article <Pine.SOL.3.96.99112...@mail.bcpl.net>, Jim
>>>> Phillips <jphi...@bcpl.net> writes
>>>> >On Sat, 20 Nov 1999, Mary Bradshaw wrote:
>>>> >
>>>> >> Astrology and pagan worship was the religion of Hitler and the Third
>>>> >> Reich!
>>>> >
>>>> > That's why Hitler claimed that he was doing "God's work".
>>>> >
>>>> >> Christians seek JESUS and not acceptance from others!
>>>> >
>>>> > Then why are you seeking him on such inappropriate newsgroups?
>>>>
>>>> Paul is telling us how we ought, as Christians, to prepare for the
>>>> battles that we face day by day. [...]
>>>
>>> Paul was a punk who, in his youth as Saul, relished in persecuting
>>>Christians. Later he had a 'conversion' (on the road to Damascus,
>>>according to him) and quickly promoted himself to the status of an
>>>Apostle. He became a prominent hack of the 'movement' and found a niche
>>>in ideological thought policing; his Letters are a mixture of
>>>browbeating, self-aggrandizement and political intrigue.
>>>
>>> His attitudes certainly qualify him to be the poster boy of
>>>fundamentalist Christianism. I suspect Jesus of Nazareth would have had a
>>>few choice words for/about him.
>>>
>>
>>You try telling that to a Jehovah's Witness.
>
>You have them in England too? Man, they're worse than Mormons.
>
cultures.
Sean MacUisdin
>
> In article <3836BC79...@home.com>, Sean MacUisdin
> <sean.ma...@home.com> writes
> >Mary Bradshaw wrote:
> >>
> >> Astrology and pagan worship was the religion of Hitler and the Third
> >> Reich!
> >
> >
> >Normally I'm not one to stand on ceremony, nor do I waste vitriol on the
> >uneducated masses such as yourself, but you do compel me to observe you
> >are one stunned little bunny.
>
> These are perilous times for the church of Jesus Christ. Many in our
> society would love to see all Christians removed from the world. That
> too will happen! However, while we are still here, we are called upon to
> love the sinner and to pray for our society. Of all the weapons we have
> at our disposal, prayer is the most effective in changing the world
> around us. My challenge to you is that you become an effective prayer
> warrior for the Lord Jesus Christ James 5:16.
I already am, for Cernunnos and Brigid.
Air muir 's air tir,
Sean of Clan Uisdin
-------------------
If anyone is looking for Sean of Clan Uisdin, he can be found in the
bathtub mulling over his thoughts wi' a dram o' Glen Ord.
Remove 'mac' to reply.
"But the howling of dogs beside me,
And the wail of the old heroes,
And the weeping of the woman turns,
'Tis that vexes my heart."
"Hey sexy moma, wanna kill all humans?" - Bender
23Skidooooo
Hexar wrote in message <81963o$7tn$1...@news.ametro.net>...
>
>Madog Velkor wrote in message <3838101a...@news.mpinet.net>...
>>On Sun, 21 Nov 1999 02:05:27 +0000, Johnny Flowerpotman
>><jo...@rizla.fsbusiness.co.uk> made me chorttle merrily by
>>potificating:
>>
>>>ANDRAS <a@b.c>, said
>>>>In article <OkoZq2A3...@heirophant.freeserve.co.uk>,
>>>>jo...@rizla.fsbusiness.co.uk broadcasted a bitstream which decodes to...
>>>>> In article <Pine.SOL.3.96.99112...@mail.bcpl.net>, Jim
>>>>> Phillips <jphi...@bcpl.net> writes
>>>>> >
>>>>> >> Astrology and pagan worship was the religion of Hitler and the Third
>>>>> >> Reich!
>>>>> >
>>>>> >
>>>>> >> Christians seek JESUS and not acceptance from others!
>>>>> >
>>>>> > Then why are you seeking him on such inappropriate newsgroups?
>>>>>
>>>>> Paul is telling us how we ought, as Christians, to prepare for the
>>>>> battles that we face day by day. [...]
>>>>
>>>> Paul was a punk who, in his youth as Saul, relished in persecuting
>>>>Christians. Later he had a 'conversion' (on the road to Damascus,
>>>>according to him) and quickly promoted himself to the status of an
>>>>Apostle. He became a prominent hack of the 'movement' and found a niche
>>>>in ideological thought policing; his Letters are a mixture of
>>>>browbeating, self-aggrandizement and political intrigue.
>>>>
>>>> His attitudes certainly qualify him to be the poster boy of
>>>>fundamentalist Christianism. I suspect Jesus of Nazareth would have had a
>>>>few choice words for/about him.
>>>>
>>>
>>>You try telling that to a Jehovah's Witness.
>>
>>You have them in England too? Man, they're worse than Mormons.
>>
>Now they've got their own Galactic Cruiser to spread the word to alien
>cultures.
>
What a great episode, if Southpark is what you're referring to.
-----
Pope Skidoo
Paul and Stephanie Metz
> It seems to me that we live in a society that is growing more and more
> anti-Christian by the day. A society, which declares right wrong and
> wrong right. America is no longer a Christian nation, but has become a
> pagan nation where men live as if God were dead or irrelevant.
If Pagans run America why are we getting the short end of the stick? Do you
really think we'd allow the 10 commandments to be posted in every school?
God is not dead, and neither is the Goddess.
> We can
> complain all we want to about the situation we are in here in America,
> but this is where we are, and we have been placed here by the providence
> of Almighty God. As a result, we need to know how to live for God in a
> pagan world.
Except most Pagans believe in God. We believe in the Goddess too.
> I wish I had all the answers as to how we are to live every area of our
> lives.
That's called Nazism. Our differences is what make the world an interesting
place to live. If we were all the same, it would be boring.
> Though some men think they have all these things figured out,
> none of us do.
At least you got one thing right.
> However, Paul, in these verses, does deal with one area
> where we can all impact America. An area of Christian activity that has
> the power to change society and demonstrate Christ to a lost world.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't he an illiterate, thereby making anything
he "wrote" questionable?
> I am
> talking about the area of prayer. Tonight, I want us to consider
> together the matter of Christ-like praying in a pagan world.
I will pray to the God and Goddess that someday your heart will open up and
learn to except those who are different than you.
Love and Laughter,
Stevie
Paul and Stephanie Metz
> In article <R0bee6A6...@heirophant.freeserve.co.uk>,
> jo...@rizla.fsbusiness.co.uk broadcasted a bitstream which decodes to...
> > [...] from a spiritual
> > point of view, there is another in Who's steps we are to walk, and His
> > name is Jesus Christ.
>
> Jesus of Nazareth was a cool fella; drunk lotsa wine, hung out with the
> right crowd, never had a 9-to-5 job. Of course, they nailed him for it.
He could change water into wine (sounds like magick to me). Talk about the
guy you most want to show up at your party.
Love and Laughter,
Stevie
Hexar
23Skidooooo <23ski...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
<81999t$mk4$1...@charm.magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu>...
>
>Hexar wrote in message <81963o$7tn$1...@news.ametro.net>...
>>
>>Madog Velkor wrote in message <3838101a...@news.mpinet.net>...
>>>On Sun, 21 Nov 1999 02:05:27 +0000, Johnny Flowerpotman
>>><jo...@rizla.fsbusiness.co.uk> made me chorttle merrily by
>>>potificating:
>>>
>>>>ANDRAS <a@b.c>, said
that...
23Skidooooo
Hexar wrote in message <819gae$dcc$1...@news.ametro.net>...
Well I figured as such, but just wanted to lower the "make an ass out
of yourself probabilometer" by adding the litle referral bit :P
>At least I hope they're the only ones sick enough to come up with
>that...
*click click*
-----
Pope Skidoo
Madog Velkor
>Madog Velkor <saint...@catholic.org>, said
>Regularly. Every one gets them.
>
>>Man, they're worse than Mormons.
>
>We get them too, in equal number. They come over here from States mainly
>- dark suits, shades, cropped hair, CIA types. Still we don't get the
>donut bars :(
>
I guess we need donut missionaries.
Madog Velkor
made me chorttle merrily by potificating:
>
>Madog Velkor wrote in message <3838101a...@news.mpinet.net>...
>>You have them in England too? Man, they're worse than Mormons.
>>
>Now they've got their own Galactic Cruiser to spread the word to alien
>cultures.
>
Don't worry, I've paid Sally Struthers to stop them from leaving the
solar system.
Telarus
> >fundamentalist Christianism. I suspect Jesus of Nazareth would have had a
> >few choice words for/about him.
> >
>
> You try telling that to a Jehovah's Witness.
Muhahah. Reminds me of an absoloutly hilarious story.
One of my friends (who is pretty big in the LA theatre scene) was at his
friends house, with a few others, near LA (see previous note) having a good
time (read:drink, pot, etc.). As the night passed into day, and those that
weren't passed out resorted to tequila shots...there eventually can a time
when everyone left consious were down to their underwear. Soon, the "owner"
of the house had brought out the resident firearm (a Colt .45 I beleive) and
the 4 er 5 that were up at that point started playing around with it.
Suddenly comes a Knock-Knock-Knocking at the door and a Ring-Ring-Ringing of
the doorbell. The "owner" of the house nonchalantly tucks the gun in the
back of his breifs and and goes to answer the horribly annoying sound.
Throwing open the door he is confronted with the staring countenaces of four
Jehovah's Witnesses. They look each other up and down. Then, perfectly
timed, the gun falls out of his breifs and lands with a heavy *clunk* on the
floor. The "religious fanatics" exit stage left, with all the grace one can
accomplish when presented with a mostly nude, drunk'n'hi, firearm
weilding.....
FIN
Telarus
Who would have given a golden apple to see the looks on their faces.
"Life is made of prescious moments like these"
-Any Soppy Book
Makara
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42019365
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Telarus <fon...@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:819pv3$ga0$1...@birch.prod.itd.earthlink.net...
Paul and Stephanie Metz
> > > His attitudes certainly qualify him to be the poster boy of
> > >fundamentalist Christianism. I suspect Jesus of Nazareth would have had a
> > >few choice words for/about him.
> > >
> >
> > You try telling that to a Jehovah's Witness.
>
> Muhahah. Reminds me of an absoloutly hilarious story.
>
> One of my friends (who is pretty big in the LA theatre scene) was at his
> friends house, with a few others, near LA (see previous note) having a good
> time (read:drink, pot, etc.). As the night passed into day, and those that
> weren't passed out resorted to tequila shots...there eventually can a time
> when everyone left consious were down to their underwear. Soon, the "owner"
> of the house had brought out the resident firearm (a Colt .45 I beleive) and
> the 4 er 5 that were up at that point started playing around with it.
> Suddenly comes a Knock-Knock-Knocking at the door and a Ring-Ring-Ringing of
> the doorbell. The "owner" of the house nonchalantly tucks the gun in the
> back of his breifs and and goes to answer the horribly annoying sound.
> Throwing open the door he is confronted with the staring countenaces of four
> Jehovah's Witnesses. They look each other up and down. Then, perfectly
> timed, the gun falls out of his breifs and lands with a heavy *clunk* on the
> floor. The "religious fanatics" exit stage left, with all the grace one can
> accomplish when presented with a mostly nude, drunk'n'hi, firearm
> weilding.....
>
> FIN
My photography teacher from high school told me this one. Just to give you an
idea about this man, he's well over 6 feet tall. One Saturday morning, just as
he's finished drying off from his shower, the doorbell rings. Dressed only in a
towel and a smile, he answers the door. Standing there are 2 female Jehovah's
Witnesses. Not put off by my teachers attire, they state who they are and ask
to come in to talk about Jesus and God with him.
"Certainly," he says. As they start to come in, he adds, "But I must warn you,
I'm a nudist and in order for you to come into my home and talk to me about your
religion, you're going to have to remove every stitch of clothing you're
wearing."
Needless to say, these 2 women suddenly had someplace else to be. When he told
me this story many years ago, he said that he had never been bothered by another
Jehovah's Witness since then.
Love and Laughter,
Stevie
Cardinal Fang
Sean MacUisdin wrote:
> Mary Bradshaw wrote:
> >
> > Astrology and pagan worship was the religion of Hitler and the Third
> > Reich!
Here's a small factoid: Hitler didn't trust astrology, though the Deputy
Fuehrer Hess was rather obsessed with it. So it more a matter the choice of
the individual, than a part of any specific religious belief.
Hitler's followers were more into a pagan-like belief system than Hitler
was....who was likely more interested in "reciting the mantra" for the
political gain alone.
Like some Christian cultists I won't bother to mention.....
--
Cardinal Fang ho...@earthlink.net
--------------------------------------------------------------------
13th Rule of Creationism: Interpret challenge as a personal insult.
16th Rule of Creationism: When all else fails.....whine.
Cardinal Fang
23Skidooooo wrote:
> >Astrology and pagan worship was the religion of Hitler and the Third
> >Reich!
>
> Um, no... it was the "religion" of people far gone. Just because a few
> stragglers use it doesn't discount any of it, or them. Did you know
> that christianity was the religion of the Inquisition??
Oh yeah, but according to SOME christians, Catholicism is also a pagan religion.
So the Inquisitors were heathens and didn't even know it! Gosh.....
Cardinal Fang
Sean MacUisdin wrote:
> Madog Velkor wrote:
>
> > At the climax all true christians will enjoy the rapture and witness
> > the second comming of JESUS.
What I really want to know is who will get Jesus to cum a second time?
I mean, is it going to be some kind of competition, akin to the Sword in
the Stone maybe?
Sean MacUisdin
>
> Sean MacUisdin wrote:
>
> > >
> > > Astrology and pagan worship was the religion of Hitler and the Third
> > > Reich!
>
> Fuehrer Hess was rather obsessed with it. So it more a matter the choice of
> the individual, than a part of any specific religious belief.
>
> Hitler's followers were more into a pagan-like belief system than Hitler
> was....who was likely more interested in "reciting the mantra" for the
> political gain alone.
> Like some Christian cultists I won't bother to mention.....
>
> Cardinal Fang ho...@earthlink.net
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
> 13th Rule of Creationism: Interpret challenge as a personal insult.
> 16th Rule of Creationism: When all else fails.....whine.
Uhhhh, I didn't write this, Fang.
--
Sean MacUisdin
>
> Sean MacUisdin wrote:
>
> >
> > > At the climax all true christians will enjoy the rapture and witness
> > > the second comming of JESUS.
>
> What I really want to know is who will get Jesus to cum a second time?
> I mean, is it going to be some kind of competition, akin to the Sword in
> the Stone maybe?
I didn't write this either.
ANDRAS
> >
> >
> >Sean MacUisdin wrote:
> >
> >> Madog Velkor wrote:
> >>
> >> > At the climax all true christians will enjoy the rapture and witness
> >> > the second comming of JESUS.
> >
> >What I really want to know is who will get Jesus to cum a second time?
>
>
>
>
>
> <sorry>
>
> <still looking after her pouch>
Magdalene.
Shez
<alha...@fn.ord> writes
the easiest way to get rid of this garbage is to remove alt pagan from
the Crossposts, I would ask any Christian who finds this offensive to
remove alt pagan, and any pagan who finds this influx of fundies
offensive to remove all the other groups leaving only alt pagan.
I am aware that many Christians do not feel they have the right or the
even the desire to witness and preach to a pagan religious newsgroup,
I am sure they are as disturbed by this outbreak of bad manners and
fighting as we pagans are.
>>Astrology and pagan worship was the religion of Hitler and the Third
>>Reich!
>
>
>Um, no... it was the "religion" of people far gone. Just because a few
>stragglers use it doesn't discount any of it, or them. Did you know
>that christianity was the religion of the Inquisition??
>
>>Christians seek JESUS and not acceptance from others!
>
>
>Yeah, but when they don't get acceptance they blame it on
>sin and humanity and satan.
>
>>Check with JESUS if the Preacher is correct, don't check with the
>>preacher. And ask for understanding if you don't understand. Don't ask
>>the Preacher for understanding ask GOD.
>>
>>If you want to do something dumb, go ahead ever one is watching.
>
>
>This philosphy sickens me. As if I should care what other people
>think is "dumb". I'm sure the wright brothers wouldn't have gotten
>very far if they thought about what society thought was dumb. Or
>Jesus for that matter.
>
>>Are you sure its not of JESUS. Are you not sure its of JESUS. Then why!
>>Do you know HIM, did you seek HIM FIRST!
>
>
>I'd like to hear what jesus has to say about modern christianity and its
>hundreds and hundreds of sects.
>
>>Taking God, Jesus and prayer out of schools has created horrid results.
>
>
>Yeah, a bunch of christians keep bitching now that church and state
>are separated. I guess they don't understand that it doesn't take a god
>philosophy to have a harmonious society. In fact, the god philosophy has
>spurned some pretty damn unharmonious societies.
>
>-----
>Pope Skidoo
>
>>Dr. Nuetral Zone <jo...@eschaton2012.freeserve.co.uk> writes
>>>23Skidooooo <alha...@fn.ord> said but a while ago:
>>>> Please tell me is this a sign? What's going to happen to us? I feel I
>have
>>>>been blessed on High.
>>>> When I stared at that vision, I saw the earth darken-- my vision fogged
>&
>>>>then all was black. To this day I cannot see, but my Spiritual Essence
>has
>>>>blossomed more than I ever thought it could.
>>>>
>>>>Blessing everybody and such and such,
>>>>Pope Illustrious Allipschniel C. Skidoo, KSC, ECT, Esq.
>>>>
>>>>>Live every day for the Glory of God
>>>>
>>>>Back Atch'a!
>>>>
>>>
>>>I love unborn babies, the Lord showed me some that died before birth in
>>>Angel hands in Heaven. There must be a lot of them!
>>>
>>>Have you noticed people standing against partial birth ABORTIONS! What
>>>happened to all abortions. All abortions are evil. I just know that I
>>>would die for my babe no matter what was wrong with my child, many have.
>>>
>>>The GREAT and HOLY ONE DID!.
>>>
>>>I had a vision from the Lord of a tiny embryo . The little unborn child
>>>then cried out in a tiny, tiny voice, "help me!" .
>>>
>>>HOMOSEXUALS will NOT enter the Kingdom of heaven! Go ahead and call me
>>>of Satan (believe me they are). They did the same to Jesus.
>>>
>>>Ro:1:27: And likewise also the men, leaving the natural use of the
>>>woman, burned in their lust one toward another; men with men working
>>>that which is unseemly, and receiving in themselves that recompense of
>>>their error which was meet.
>>>
>>>
>>>USA, France, England, (Scotland), Canada, Germany, Australia, we can win
>>>the wars if we drop the story of JESUS, food, clothing and medical
>>>supplies and love from fighters instead of bombs.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>~~~~~="=~~~~~
>>mary bradshaw
>
--
Shez sh...@oldcity.demon.co.uk
The 'Old Craft' lady http://www.oldcity.demon.co.uk/shez/
lilith
Cardinal Fang wrote in message <3838ABFA...@earthlink.net>...
>
>
>Sean MacUisdin wrote:
>
>> Madog Velkor wrote:
>>
>> > At the climax all true christians will enjoy the rapture and witness
>> > the second comming of JESUS.
>
>What I really want to know is who will get Jesus to cum a second time?
>the Stone maybe?
>
be interesting to see whether he likes it on top. <aveg>
I can see it now - 'Roll up! Roll up! Come and join the Jesus Orgy!'
Hehehehe.
lilith
Sean MacUisdin wrote in message <3836BC79...@home.com>...
>Mary Bradshaw wrote:
>>
>> Astrology and pagan worship was the religion of Hitler and the Third
>> Reich!
>
>
>Normally I'm not one to stand on ceremony, nor do I waste vitriol on the
>uneducated masses such as yourself, but you do compel me to observe you
>are one stunned little bunny.
>
>
>
>> Check with JESUS if the Preacher is correct, don't check with the
>> preacher. And ask for understanding if you don't understand. Don't ask
>> the Preacher for understanding ask GOD.
>
>
>> If you want to do something dumb, go ahead ever one is watching.
>
>
>> Are you sure its not of JESUS. Are you not sure its of JESUS. Then why!
>> Do you know HIM, did you seek HIM FIRST!
>
>prattling idiot. Ignore her."
>
>I said, "Okay."
>
>> Taking God, Jesus and prayer out of schools has created horrid results.
>
>
[reading in disbelief]
Wow. That's a good one - where did this woman come from??
Funny though. And I suppose it's nice to be so fervent. In a mad sort of
way. <g>
And, eh, what's that subject line all about anyway?
lilith
Sean MacUisdin wrote in message <3836BCB8...@home.com>...
>Madog Velkor wrote:
>
>> At the climax all true christians will enjoy the rapture and witness
>> the second comming of JESUS.
>
>
>Air muir 's air tir,
>
>Sean of Clan Uisdin
Nah, that's the glorified tent named the Millennium Dome you're thinking of
there Sean. <g>
Jaguar
> I am not a Pagan. I am very interested in the Wicca Man concept however.
WICKER. A type of wood, thin flexible twigs, limbs & branches.
Its wicker man. (Not wicca man, wicca is a religion)
A roughly man shaped figure made out of wood & brush.
> The huge Wicca structures are man shaped and built to hold a priest I
The Romans accused the Celtic priesthood of sacrificeing folk in
wickermen. This is a highly debateable point though (whether people were
burnt in them), for the Romans were fond of war propaganda, & burning
structures don't leave much archeological evidence.
> here. I was privileged to catch sight of one going off this summer. >
> Can anyone tell me more?
>
> Can we hope to see a revival of this sort of event?
There is always the Burning Man festival done out west.
All sorts of folk, come to build a giant man & burn it.
Gets bigger every year I hear.
Jag
lilith
Jaguar wrote in message ...
that film, for no particular good reason! <g>
Andrew Milmoe
> Jaguar wrote in message ...
> >wickermen. This is a highly debateable point though (whether people were
> >burnt in them), for the Romans were fond of war propaganda, & burning
> >structures don't leave much archeological evidence.
> Small footnote: anyone seen the film 'The Wicker Man'? What a hoot - I love
> that film, for no particular good reason! <g>
I've seen it. It's an interesting film, but I've run into too many Pagans
in my local community that think it's a *wonderful* film. Everyone seems
to forget that it was a horror flick, and the constable didn't deserve to
be murdered (even if he is played as a close-minded bigot). The film does
a damn good job of presenting a favorable view, IMHO, of a modern
meso-Pagan community - but then they wind up being cold-blooded killers.
As a horror film, it's great - lots of buildup, no gore, and very
involving. But as a 'Pagan movie' - the type that neo-Pagans can watch
and say 'They're like us!' - it fails: the ending ruins that sense of
identification, and cutting off the ending makes the central plotline
pointless. To me, enjoying "The Wicker Man" as anything other than a
very cerebral horror film feels too much like Christian-bashing. YMMV.
Hey, where'd that soapbox come from?
&&a _O_ |"...the company of the gods rejoice when thou risest|From the
(O)~~~ | | and when thou sailest across the sky..." |stars we
|\_ | ---part of a hymn to Ra from the Papyrus of Hunefer|come, to
|====Andrew Milmoe (mil...@students.cso.uiuc.edu)====|the stars
===========/ NAR #70548 *** No guts, no galaxy |we shall
"Go up, young (wo)man." -- what Horace Greeley would say _today_|return.
lilith
Andrew Milmoe wrote in message ...
>On Tue, 23 Nov 1999, lilith wrote:
>> Jaguar wrote in message ...
>> >The Romans accused the Celtic priesthood of sacrificeing folk in
>> >wickermen. This is a highly debateable point though (whether people were
>> >burnt in them), for the Romans were fond of war propaganda, & burning
>> >structures don't leave much archeological evidence.
>[snip]
>> Small footnote: anyone seen the film 'The Wicker Man'? What a hoot - I
love
>> that film, for no particular good reason! <g>
>
>I've seen it. It's an interesting film, but I've run into too many Pagans
>in my local community that think it's a *wonderful* film. Everyone seems
>to forget that it was a horror flick, and the constable didn't deserve to
>be murdered (even if he is played as a close-minded bigot). The film does
>a damn good job of presenting a favorable view, IMHO, of a modern
>meso-Pagan community - but then they wind up being cold-blooded killers.
>
>As a horror film, it's great - lots of buildup, no gore, and very
>involving. But as a 'Pagan movie' - the type that neo-Pagans can watch
>and say 'They're like us!' - it fails: the ending ruins that sense of
>identification, and cutting off the ending makes the central plotline
>pointless. To me, enjoying "The Wicker Man" as anything other than a
>very cerebral horror film feels too much like Christian-bashing. YMMV.
>
>Hey, where'd that soapbox come from?
>
was fascinated by it, I'd love to know what exactly the intention was behind
it, just to be a horror movie from an era when drugs were too legal? Also
interesting is that it has been 'claimed' by paganism, even though all the
people I know disagree, more or less, with the premise of the film.
Personally I don't see the association between paganism and the village in
the film, IYSWIM...
Oh, I know what I think but I'm not so lucid today, I will return tomorrow
and clarify! <g>
Madog Velkor
made me chorttle merrily by potificating:
>In article <Ckpa6uAz...@heirophant.freeserve.co.uk>, Mary Bradshaw
><jo...@rizla.fsbusiness.co.uk> writes
>
>
>Do you normally insult pagans this way Mary, because if you do, your in
>for a suprise, we don't witness, we don't convert and we find it totally
>out of order that someone should think that they are so special, or that
>their ego is so big, That they can come and try convert, witness and
>preach on a newsgroup where its considered extreme bad manners
>Please remove alt pagan from future posts.
So exactly which gods do you worship? There are a lot of them, and
saying you're pagan isn't very descriptive.
ANDRAS
> >
> >Johnny Flowerpotman wrote in message
> ><4NMEgHAo...@heirophant.freeserve.co.uk>...
> >>
> >>No one ever thinks of good ole GEORGE BUSH.
> >>
> >Well, I try not to but SOMEBODY has to keep bringing him up. I moved away
> >from Tejas to get away from that asshole, and what happens? He runs for
> >president.
> >
> >Umm, for clarity which Geo. Bush is it that we never think of?
>
> You have more than one?
Limeys. George H., former President; George W., Guv'nor of Texas and
President-wannabe (older son of George H; younger one is Jeb, Governor of
Florida).
Marina Kuznetsova
>Ima Littleweed <ImaLit...@webtv.net>, said
>>Andras told us:
>>>My Latin teacher was an incredible geek, and a Franciscan monk to boot.
>>I had some of respect for him until one day I've seen him taking
>>potshots with a BB gun at sparrows which were frolicking on the
>>ivy-covered walls of the quadrum of our school. That was it. St. Francis
>>supposedly talked with animals; he is often depicted with a bird on his
>>(extended) >hand.
>>
>>Dear God. Count on "religious" types to forever scale new heights of
>>hypocrisy.
>
>And in particular, Roman Catholicism - destroyer of people, families and
>entire populations.
>
>I am done with you yet RCs. Promise.
>
>
The catholic pope is a cunt.
Marina Kuznetsova
Hexar
Johnny Flowerpotman wrote in message ...
>
>
>I thought pagans were all goddess types today, with the advent of
>feminism and all.
>
That depends. My father-in-law for instance, in his late 40's to early 50's
converted to a sect that is based on the old Norse religion. Still very God
heavy.
Hexar
Johnny Flowerpotman wrote in message
>ANDRAS <a@b.c>, said
>>In article <bv0so1BL...@heirophant.freeserve.co.uk>,
>>jo...@rizla.fsbusiness.co.uk broadcasted a bitstream which decodes to...
>>> Hexar <hexar...@minister.com>, said
>>> >
>>> >>
>>> >>No one ever thinks of good ole GEORGE BUSH.
>>> >>
>>> >Well, I try not to but SOMEBODY has to keep bringing him up. I moved
away
>>> >from Tejas to get away from that asshole, and what happens? He runs for
>>> >president.
>>> >
>>> >Umm, for clarity which Geo. Bush is it that we never think of?
>>>
>>> You have more than one?
>>
>> Limeys. George H., former President; George W., Guv'nor of Texas and
>>President-wannabe (older son of George H; younger one is Jeb, Governor of
>>Florida).
>
>
>Jeb was running the international heroin trade last I heard.
>
I quit keeping up with who was running what about the time the CIA was
running cocaine into the west coast and selling to the Bloods and the Crips.
Madog Velkor
<jo...@rizla.fsbusiness.co.uk> made me chorttle merrily by
potificating:
>ANDRAS <a@b.c>, said
>>In article <bv0so1BL...@heirophant.freeserve.co.uk>,
>>jo...@rizla.fsbusiness.co.uk broadcasted a bitstream which decodes to...
>>> Hexar <hexar...@minister.com>, said
>>> >
>>> >Johnny Flowerpotman wrote in message
>>> ><4NMEgHAo...@heirophant.freeserve.co.uk>...
>>> >>
>>> >>No one ever thinks of good ole GEORGE BUSH.
>>> >>
>>> >Well, I try not to but SOMEBODY has to keep bringing him up. I moved away
>>> >from Tejas to get away from that asshole, and what happens? He runs for
>>> >president.
>>> >
>>> >Umm, for clarity which Geo. Bush is it that we never think of?
>>>
>>> You have more than one?
>>
>> Limeys. George H., former President; George W., Guv'nor of Texas and
>>President-wannabe (older son of George H; younger one is Jeb, Governor of
>>Florida).
>
>Cheers for that. I must have slept through George Junior.
>
>Jeb was running the international heroin trade last I heard.
Yep, he still Governs Florida.
George Jr, isn't president yet, so just wait till next year.
Madog Velkor
>Ima Littleweed <ImaLit...@webtv.net>, said
>>Andras told us:
>>>My Latin teacher was an incredible geek, and a Franciscan monk to boot.
>>I had some of respect for him until one day I've seen him taking
>>potshots with a BB gun at sparrows which were frolicking on the
>>ivy-covered walls of the quadrum of our school. That was it. St. Francis
>>supposedly talked with animals; he is often depicted with a bird on his
>>(extended) >hand.
>>
>>Dear God. Count on "religious" types to forever scale new heights of
>>hypocrisy.
>
>And in particular, Roman Catholicism - destroyer of people, families and
>entire populations.
>
>I am done with you yet RCs. Promise.
>
>
>--
Didn't the Anglicans persecute and murder thousands of catholics? I
seem to remember a lot of burned monastaries in England. And, I think
you'll find it was the Protestants who did the most missionary work in
Africa. Lets not forget to chastise the Protestants too.
Madog Velkor
>
>
>I thought pagans were all goddess types today, with the advent of
>feminism and all.
>
>Hasn't feminism shaped their beliefs?
>
Some worship the Norse gods. It really depends on whether they're
Celtic-derived pagans, or from another tradition. Only the Celts are
pussy-whipped. We Discordians do all the whipping, our Goddess likes
to be on the recieving end.
ANDRAS
jo...@Kuznetsova.co.uk broadcasted a bitstream which decodes to...
> Kuznetsova.co.ukJohnny Flowerpotman <jo...@rizla.fsbusiness.co.uk> writes
> >Ima Littleweed <ImaLit...@webtv.net>, said
> >>Andras told us:
> >>>My Latin teacher was an incredible geek, and a Franciscan monk to boot.
> >>I had some of respect for him until one day I've seen him taking
> >>potshots with a BB gun at sparrows which were frolicking on the
> >>ivy-covered walls of the quadrum of our school. That was it. St. Francis
> >>supposedly talked with animals; he is often depicted with a bird on his
> >>(extended) >hand.
> >>
> >>Dear God. Count on "religious" types to forever scale new heights of
> >>hypocrisy.
> >
> >And in particular, Roman Catholicism - destroyer of people, families and
> >entire populations.
> >
> >I am done with you yet RCs. Promise.
> >
> >
>
Oh, what a cunning stunt.
jruble
never se Jesus.
SCOTTY
lilith <lil...@ihateclowns.com> wrote in message
news:81c6tn$pdd$1...@phys-ma.sol.co.uk...
>
> Cardinal Fang wrote in message <3838ABFA...@earthlink.net>...
> >
> >
> >Sean MacUisdin wrote:
> >
> >> Madog Velkor wrote:
> >>
> >> > At the climax all true christians will enjoy the rapture and witness
> >> > the second comming of JESUS.
> >
Wintershard
feminist movement, and made more press-time than those that either had
an equal balance of the sexes, or had another type of hierarchy (sp?).
I can point to myself, who believes in basically all the gods and
goddesses that are out there (each with its own set of things going
on) as an example of a pagan that isn't exactly of the 'Goddess' type,
if that helps any.
Bright be thy day in the sun,
Wintershard
For crafts and music, visit www.darkquest.com
Wintershard
Velkor) wrote:
>Some worship the Norse gods. It really depends on whether they're
>Celtic-derived pagans, or from another tradition. Only the Celts are
>pussy-whipped. We Discordians do all the whipping, our Goddess likes
>to be on the recieving end.
Although I would be interested to meet some of the subordinate
women that would follow that line of thought, given that the more
brutal the master is, and the harder he uses the whip, the more
dependent he becomes on the servant.
Perhaps in this case, it is the pussy that is being whipped that is
driving the car forward while you're paying attention to her rear?
lilith
No, really I am....
I sense I'm not convincing you here...<veg>
Go away.
jruble wrote in message ...
jruble
After all, as a gentleman, let the ladies go first.
SCOTTY
And, BTW, I am a Klown.
lilith <lil...@ihateclowns.com> wrote in message
news:81jis8$i3u$1...@phys-ma.sol.co.uk...
lilith
jruble wrote in message ...
>
>After all, as a gentleman, let the ladies go first.
>
>SCOTTY
>
>And, BTW, I am a Klown.
>
Cardinal Fang
Sean MacUisdin wrote:
> Cardinal Fang wrote:
> >
> > Sean MacUisdin wrote:
> >
> > > Madog Velkor wrote:
> > >
> > > > At the climax all true christians will enjoy the rapture and witness
> > > > the second comming of JESUS.
> >
> > What I really want to know is who will get Jesus to cum a second time?
> > I mean, is it going to be some kind of competition, akin to the Sword in
> > the Stone maybe?
>
> I didn't write this either.
Yeah, but yer in there somewhere.....who knows what I was thinking then?
Sorry for the wrong attribution, I'm usually very careful.
--
Cardinal Fang ho...@earthlink.net
--------------------------------------------------------------------
13th Rule of Creationism: Interpret challenge as a personal insult.
16th Rule of Creationism: When all else fails.....whine.
Cardinal Fang
lilith wrote:
> >There is always the Burning Man festival done out west.
> >All sorts of folk, come to build a giant man & burn it.
> >Gets bigger every year I hear.
> >
> Small footnote: anyone seen the film 'The Wicker Man'? What a hoot - I love
> that film, for no particular good reason! <g>
Is it because the rabid fundie gets crisped? +;-)
lilith
Cardinal Fang wrote in message <38404A5F...@earthlink.net>...
>
>
>lilith wrote:
>
>> >There is always the Burning Man festival done out west.
>> >All sorts of folk, come to build a giant man & burn it.
>> >Gets bigger every year I hear.
>> >
>> Small footnote: anyone seen the film 'The Wicker Man'? What a hoot - I
love
>> that film, for no particular good reason! <g>
>
>Is it because the rabid fundie gets crisped? +;-)
>
end ('gets'???), he's cursing and damning them all and screaming and
yelling, and they are all doing the big musical number on the cliff under
him! <g>
awesm_guy
could visit your library -- all 6 pages of it.
Grow up and quit spewing nonsense about the Apostle Paul.
awesm_guy
the Gospels were written by credible eyewitnesses to the life of Christ.
You're just caught up in your own assumptions and speculations.
ANDRAS <a@b.c> wrote:
> I suspect amphetamine derivatives.
23Skidooooo
>ANDRAS, that's all you can ever do, is SUSPECT, when you could consider that
>the Gospels were written by credible eyewitnesses to the life of Christ.
>You're just caught up in your own assumptions and speculations.
>
EVERYone is caught up in their own assumptions and speculations,
because this is all we can ever do.
-----
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Lan
<web...@mapsno-u-p-mapsno.com> wrote:
Christians tried to oppress science.
--
http://falcon.nji.com/~vera interesting site by someone else.
That Feminism could mean equality is a lie. The support of feminism
is about the destruction of reality itself. An insult to reason and
to stamp out all that is good. Its path will not stop until it has
destroyed itself and anything else around it. Luckily for most people
feminists are also stupid and uncreative. ICQ: 26027485
ANDRAS
as...@zxcv.net broadcasted a bitstream which decodes to...
> In article <3849...@news.integrityonline.com>, "awesm_guy"
> <web...@mapsno-u-p-mapsno.com> wrote:
>
> > ANDRAS, you're definitely a Biblical scholar. (yeah, right.) I wish I could
> > visit your library -- all 6 pages of it.
>
> > Grow up and quit spewing nonsense about the Apostle Paul.
>
> Christians tried to oppress science.
The Catholic Church (and some Protestant ones, as well) tried to
suppress *some* science which was antithetical to their stance. Most
scientists from the Renaissance on at least until the last century were
practicing Christians.
At the same time, the Churches are the holders of a great scholastic
tradition; just to mention one, Mendel, who worked out the basic
mathemathics of inheritance (and proved the existence of genes without
being able to show the underlying mechanism, ie. DNA) was a monk.
Captain Phillip P. Penketh MD
>
>Paul was a cunt to Jesus.
>
There is no need for this sort of tone. Soon all the civilised world
will celebrate His birthday. We all get some time of work thanks to
Jesus.
...........
Captain Phillip P. Penketh MD.sig
/http://www.imortality.fsnet.co.uk/
Dances in Light
writes
>Dr. Nuetral Zone <jo...@eschaton2012.freeserve.co.uk> said:
>>
>>Paul was a cunt to Jesus.
>>
>
>There is no need for this sort of tone. Soon all the civilised world
>will celebrate His birthday.
People will drink to excess. Not at all a spiritual event.
>We all get some time of work thanks to
>Jesus.
Do we blame J. for the other 50 weeks at work?
----->
Dances in Light
-------------------->
Dances in Light
>In article <3849...@news.integrityonline.com>, "awesm_guy"
><web...@mapsno-u-p-mapsno.com> wrote:
>
>> ANDRAS, you're definitely a Biblical scholar. (yeah, right.) I wish I could
>> visit your library -- all 6 pages of it.
>
>> Grow up and quit spewing nonsense about the Apostle Paul.
>
>Christians tried to oppress science.
>
RCs actually.
ANDRAS
> >In article <3849...@news.integrityonline.com>, "awesm_guy"
> ><web...@mapsno-u-p-mapsno.com> wrote:
> >
> >> ANDRAS, you're definitely a Biblical scholar. (yeah, right.) I wish I could
> >> visit your library -- all 6 pages of it.
> >
> >> Grow up and quit spewing nonsense about the Apostle Paul.
> >
> >Christians tried to oppress science.
> >
>
> RCs actually.
Show it.
Wintershard
<esch...@lineone.net> wrote:
>>There is no need for this sort of tone. Soon all the civilised world
>>will celebrate His birthday.
>
>People will drink to excess. Not at all a spiritual event.
But it is a day when families are able to get together to celebrate
closeness. While I may not agree with the religion all that much, I do
agree with having chances to celebrate time with my family.
Even if some people will drink in excess, others will not.
Bright be thy day in the sun,
Wintershard
23Skidooooo
>On Wed, 8 Dec 1999 15:00:26 +0000, Dances in Light
><esch...@lineone.net> wrote:
>
>>>There is no need for this sort of tone. Soon all the civilised world
>>>will celebrate His birthday.
>>
>>People will drink to excess. Not at all a spiritual event.
>
> But it is a day when families are able to get together to celebrate
>closeness. While I may not agree with the religion all that much, I do
>agree with having chances to celebrate time with my family.
>
> Even if some people will drink in excess, others will not.
Those who don't will look *awful* silly!
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Pope Skidoo
Dances in Light
> Dances in Light
>
>>>There is no need for this sort of tone. Soon all the civilised world
>>>will celebrate His birthday.
>>
>>People will drink to excess. Not at all a spiritual event.
>
> But it is a day when families are able to get together to celebrate
>closeness. While I may not agree with the religion all that much, I do
>agree with having chances to celebrate time with my family.
There are 365+ days in a year.
Why do you need a belief cult to choreograph your celebrations?
>
> Even if some people will drink in excess, others will not.
Drinking kills people. Psychedelics are there for enlightenment. Would
LSD not be a more appropriate sacrament for Christians?
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Dances in Light
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Cathy Credulous
Dances in Light <esch...@lineone.net> wrote in message
news:lgQTrQAu...@lineone.net...
> Lan <as...@zxcv.net> writes
> >In article <3849...@news.integrityonline.com>, "awesm_guy"
> ><web...@mapsno-u-p-mapsno.com> wrote:
> >
> >> ANDRAS, you're definitely a Biblical scholar. (yeah, right.) I wish I could
> >> visit your library -- all 6 pages of it.
> >
> >> Grow up and quit spewing nonsense about the Apostle Paul.
> >
> >Christians tried to oppress science.
> >
>
> RCs actually.
There's still a small block of bible nutters in the US trying to suppress
scientific knowledge. RCs are considered forward thinking individuals
compared to these other nutters.
Cathy
Dances in Light
>
>Dances in Light <esch...@lineone.net> wrote in message
>news:lgQTrQAu...@lineone.net...
>> Lan <as...@zxcv.net> writes
>> >In article <3849...@news.integrityonline.com>, "awesm_guy"
>> ><web...@mapsno-u-p-mapsno.com> wrote:
>> >
>> >> ANDRAS, you're definitely a Biblical scholar. (yeah, right.) I wish I could
>> >> visit your library -- all 6 pages of it.
>> >
>> >> Grow up and quit spewing nonsense about the Apostle Paul.
>> >
>> >Christians tried to oppress science.
>> >
>>
>> RCs actually.
>
>There's still a small block of bible nutters in the US trying to suppress
>scientific knowledge.
Who are they?
>RCs are considered forward thinking individuals
>compared to these other nutters.
>
>Cathy
>
>
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Dances in Light
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"The only way out of a circle is through the centre"
-- Tonto's Expanding Headband
ANDRAS
> >
> >Dances in Light <esch...@lineone.net> wrote in message
> >news:lgQTrQAu...@lineone.net...
> >> Lan <as...@zxcv.net> writes
> >> >In article <3849...@news.integrityonline.com>, "awesm_guy"
> >> ><web...@mapsno-u-p-mapsno.com> wrote:
> >> >
> >> >> ANDRAS, you're definitely a Biblical scholar. (yeah, right.) I wish I could
> >> >> visit your library -- all 6 pages of it.
> >> >
> >> >> Grow up and quit spewing nonsense about the Apostle Paul.
> >> >
> >> >Christians tried to oppress science.
> >> >
> >>
> >> RCs actually.
> >
> >There's still a small block of bible nutters in the US trying to suppress
> >scientific knowledge.
>
> Who are they?
Kansas State Board Of Education, for one.
> >RCs are considered forward thinking individuals
> >compared to these other nutters.
Andras
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23Skidooooo <23ski...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
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>
>
actually drank alcohol in a setting with any of them.
I'm saving my drinking for the 31st anyway.
Wintershard
Light <esch...@lineone.net> wrote:
>> But it is a day when families are able to get together to celebrate
>>closeness. While I may not agree with the religion all that much, I do
>>agree with having chances to celebrate time with my family.
>
>There are 365+ days in a year.
Not everyone is pagan, and not everyone lives in the same city. I
live a few states away, in fact. Christmas is a time when everyone is
able to get some sort of a day off because of the birth of a child.
Christmas is also the time when you will have more of a chance for
those Christians and Catholics that aren't actually act somewhat like
humans (note, not all are this bad). For that, I am thankful. I don't
care if it's fake, it's a reprieve.
>Why do you need a belief cult to choreograph your celebrations?
Because the rest of the world, unfortunately, doesn't revolve
around me. Besides which, most of my family is still with that belief
system. Note I said system. None of them really attend a Church any
more, and follow Jesus' words rather than any church. I have little
problem with the words of Jesus, who I find to be an intelligent man,
just used for ill gains.
>> Even if some people will drink in excess, others will not.
>
>Drinking kills people. Psychedelics are there for enlightenment. Would
>LSD not be a more appropriate sacrament for Christians?
Drinking kills people who die by alchohol poisoning, yes. Stupidity
kills the rest that you are putting that label on top of. When people
get drunk and get into a car, that isn't alchohol, that's their fault.
People kill people.
Personally, I don't believe that any drug need be used for
enlightenment.
What I was stating above was agreeing to your statement that some
people will drink. And yet there are those people that won't. I will
be one of them, not because I'm not Christian, but because I don't
care for it. Christianity has little to do with the amount one drinks.
Many many more people are going to drink on New Year's Eve. That's
something that is across the board, and has nothing to do with
religion of any type. The point of that being, any time that you have
a social setting for people above 14, you'll have more drinking. Have
celebration, the rate will increase. Again, little to do with
religion.
I've been to Gathers that have more drinking than family parties.
Captain Phillip P. Penketh MD
>l drink in excess, others will not.
>
>Drinking kills people.
Drinking too much.
>Psychedelics are there for enlightenment.
It is theft. Enlightenment should be earned over much time not bought
from a corner shop.
>Would
>LSD not be a more appropriate sacrament for Christians?
Wine has served us well for two millennia now.
>
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>Dances in Light
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Captain Phillip P. Penketh MD
://www.imortality.fsnet.co.uk/
Captain Phillip P. Penketh MD
>
Jesus's *first* miracle was water into wine. This was a very clear sign
as to which 'drugs' we can safely use. (if you can call alcohol a drug)
Dances in Light
>>> Even if some people will drink in excess, others will not.
>>
>>Those who don't will look *awful* silly!
>
>
>Get pissed, be merry. He would want that! Rejoice! Its Christmas!!
Socially Irresponsible.
Over the Xmas / New Year period more children are taken into care than
at any other time. Social Services and Children's homes can never cope
with the influx. Every year it gets worse.
You are a drug addict Captain; as are Naval personnel generally. How
else would you fight in wars?
Press-ganging ring any bells?
Captain Phillip P. Penketh MD
>
>Christians tried to oppress science.
>
This simply is untrue. Young lad like you should be enjoying your
church. What the hell is wrong with you?
...........
Captain Phillip P. Penketh MD
://www.imortality.fsnet.co.uk/
Captain Phillip P. Penketh MD
>>Dances in Light
>>
>> Even if some people will drink in excess, others will not.
>
>Those who don't will look *awful* silly!
Absolutely!
Get pissed, be merry. He would want that! Rejoice! Its Christmas!!
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23Skidooooo
<flamen...@imortality.fsnet.co.uk> screamed at me:
>Dances in Light <esch...@lineone.net> said:
>>l drink in excess, others will not.
>>
>>Drinking kills people.
>
>Drinking too much.
Alcoholism is death, IMO
>>Psychedelics are there for enlightenment.
>
>It is theft. Enlightenment should be earned over much time not bought
>from a corner shop.
Whatever LSD brings you comes from your own mind, anyway. Who cares? It
doesn't bring you enlightenment in a little box, you have to search for it.
Everytime I've done acid it's reprogammed me in some fashion, and I carry
this with me through life and use it as a tool to bring further enlightment.
The brain just IS and it doesn't matter how you use it.
The catalyst isn't the reaction.
>>Would
>>LSD not be a more appropriate sacrament for Christians?
>
>Wine has served us well for two millennia now.
Have you done LSD?
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23Skidooooo
<flamen...@imortality.fsnet.co.uk> screamed at me:
>23Skidooooo
>>>Dances in Light
>>>
>>> Even if some people will drink in excess, others will not.
>>
>>Those who don't will look *awful* silly!
>
>Absolutely!
>
>Get pissed, be merry. He would want that! Rejoice! Its Christmas!!
Naah, I plan on smoking unheard of amounts of marijuana.
I can't smoke and then drink a whole lot, cause it makes me vomit.
Besides, when I'm drunk I feel stupid, and I only like that occasionally.
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Pope Skidoo
23Skidooooo
<flamen...@imortality.fsnet.co.uk> screamed at me:
>Dances in Light
>>People will drink to excess. Not at all a spiritual event.
>>
>
>Jesus's *first* miracle was water into wine. This was a very clear sign
>as to which 'drugs' we can safely use. (if you can call alcohol a drug)
Alcohol is so much worse than LSD and Pot.
(Assuming mental well-being/preparedness)
And alcohol *is* a drug; literally poison.
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Pope Skidoo