Hi, dear brothers.
There's no way for the natural, free thinking man to understand the newborn, who is saved through Christ. Unfortunately, in this world they both need to share the newborn is quite commonly hated for his nature by these naturals. The natural does not understand the things of the Spirit, and the newborn hates the natural ways. This often results in conflicts, escpecially online on forums and on boards. Although both are human, they have different traits. We do not come where they come from, is valid for both examples. There's no agreement between the two, obviously, because the newborn, renewed in mind confesses of the Spirit.
The natural does not know the things of the spirit, therefore they are called ignorants. This is, from a divine perception. Without any spiritual intervention there is no way of knowing this. It's not nice being called such, so a decent believer doesn't confront them with issues they can have no clue about. You can call them ignorant, but they can have no clue about why, and this result in feeling offended and in conflicts. But it's true with God, the believer is superior to the ignorant, but we are not to judge.
If you're an atheist because you go seek believers just to go bash religion, well that's just sad, but who's to understand?
Are you ready for the truth?
Flee thinker.
Quote from: Flee thinker on August 06, 2017, 04:14:56 AM
Hi, dear brothers.
There's no way for the natural, free thinking man to understand the newborn, who is saved through Christ. Unfortunately, in this world they both need to share the newborn is quite commonly hated for his nature by these naturals. The natural does not understand the things of the Spirit, and the newborn hates the natural ways. This often results in conflicts, escpecially online on forums and on boards. Although both are human, they have different traits. We do not come where they come from, is valid for both examples. There's no agreement between the two, obviously, because the newborn, renewed in mind confesses of the Spirit.
The natural does not know the things of the spirit, therefore they are called ignorants. This is, from a divine perception. Without any spiritual intervention there is no way of knowing this. It's not nice being called such, so a decent believer doesn't confront them with issues they can have no clue about. You can call them ignorant, but they can have no clue about why, and this result in feeling offended and in conflicts. But it's true with God, the believer is superior to the ignorant, but we are not to judge.
If you're an atheist because you go seek believers just to go bash religion, well that's just sad, but who's to understand?
Are you ready for the truth?
Flee thinker.
Your no brother of mine!
Lay down with dogs, get up with flee thinkers?
Oh spit, another one... I don't go bothering them, why do they come here?
Quote from: Cavebear on August 06, 2017, 04:16:00 PM
Oh spit, another one... I don't go bothering them, why do they come here?
They love you, Cavebear, they love you!!
Welcome, Flee (ever think about wearing a flee collar??), on this board we call you 'chew toy'--so, welcome, chew toy.
Quote from: Flee thinker on August 06, 2017, 04:14:56 AM
Hi, dear brothers.
There's no way for the natural, free thinking man to understand the newborn, who is saved through Christ. Unfortunately, in this world they both need to share the newborn is quite commonly hated for his nature by these naturals. The natural does not understand the things of the Spirit, and the newborn hates the natural ways. This often results in conflicts, escpecially online on forums and on boards. Although both are human, they have different traits. We do not come where they come from, is valid for both examples. There's no agreement between the two, obviously, because the newborn, renewed in mind confesses of the Spirit.
The natural does not know the things of the spirit, therefore they are called ignorants. This is, from a divine perception. Without any spiritual intervention there is no way of knowing this. It's not nice being called such, so a decent believer doesn't confront them with issues they can have no clue about. You can call them ignorant, but they can have no clue about why, and this result in feeling offended and in conflicts. But it's true with God, the believer is superior to the ignorant, but we are not to judge.
If you're an atheist because you go seek believers just to go bash religion, well that's just sad, but who's to understand?
Are you ready for the truth?
Flee thinker.
You sound like a chat-bot. Are you even human? Or are you a machine trying to pass as human?
"A flea and a fly in a flue
Were imprisoned, so what could they do?
Said the fly, "let us flee!"
"Let us fly!" said the flea.
So they flew through a flaw in the flue."
Ogden Nash
Quote from: Flee thinker on August 06, 2017, 04:14:56 AM
Are you ready for the truth?
You can't handle the truth......[spoiler]oh c'mon you had to know that was coming.....oh yeah..you probably would not...delusions and all that stuff[/spoiler]
I didn't understand a fuck of what you said...
Maybe it's the fact that I'm working over 10 hours a day for the past two weeks.
Maybe it's the many glasses of white wine.
Maybe it's just you...
In any case.
Welcome to our little band of heathens.
Quote from: Flee thinker on August 06, 2017, 04:14:56 AMHi, dear brothers.
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Quote from: Flee thinker on August 06, 2017, 04:14:56 AMThere's no way for the natural, free thinking man to understand the newborn, who is saved through Christ. Unfortunately, in this world they both need to share the newborn is quite commonly hated for his nature by these naturals. The natural does not understand the things of the Spirit, and the newborn hates the natural ways. This often results in conflicts, escpecially online on forums and on boards. Although both are human, they have different traits. We do not come where they come from, is valid for both examples. There's no agreement between the two, obviously, because the newborn, renewed in mind confesses of the Spirit.
Oh boy... Here we go.
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Quote from: Flee thinker on August 06, 2017, 04:14:56 AMThe natural does not know the things of the spirit, therefore they are called ignorants.
"Ignorants" isn't a word, nor have I heard anyone call someone an "ignorant" before now. It's not a noun.
Quote from: Flee thinker on August 06, 2017, 04:14:56 AMThis is, from a divine perception. Without any spiritual intervention there is no way of knowing this.
Dude. Do you even English?
Quote from: Flee thinker on August 06, 2017, 04:14:56 AMIt's not nice being called such, so a decent believer doesn't confront them with issues they can have no clue about. You can call them ignorant, but they can have no clue about why, and this result in feeling offended and in conflicts. But it's true with God, the believer is superior to the ignorant, but we are not to judge.
Right. We're the ignorant ones. That's why people are more likely to lose their religion the longer they stay in college. Tell me again about how the Earth is 6,000 years old, millions of species evolved from two "kinds" of every animal stored on the Ark without a matter of a few thousand years, and how people managed to take 40 years to make a 215 mile walk (which is a four day trek, if you're wondering).
Quote from: Flee thinker on August 06, 2017, 04:14:56 AMIf you're an atheist because you go seek believers just to go bash religion, well that's just sad, but who's to understand?
Yeah. That's why I left religion, because I just wanted someone to make fun of.
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Quote from: Flee thinker on August 06, 2017, 04:14:56 AMAre you ready for the truth?
Are you ready to provide solid evidence to back up your claims?
So that actor has a never emptying bottle of whiskey? I'm impressed!
Quote from: Baruch on August 08, 2017, 07:54:27 PM
So that actor has a never emptying bottle of whiskey? I'm impressed!
A bottle that never empties and a glass that never fills. It's the perfect combination for filming gifs.
Quote from: Mr.Obvious on August 08, 2017, 05:24:29 PM
I didn't understand a fuck of what you said...
Maybe it's the fact that I'm working over 10 hours a day for the past two weeks.
Maybe it's the many glasses of white wine.
Maybe it's just you...
In any case.
Welcome to our little band of heathens.
Try some red wine. It is easier to drink a little slower. Other than that, I agree entirely.
Quote from: Blackleaf on August 08, 2017, 07:32:48 PM
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Right. We're the ignorant ones. That's why people are more likely to lose their religion the longer they stay in college. Tell me again about how the Earth is 6,000 years old, millions of species evolved from two "kinds" of every animal stored on the Ark without a matter of a few thousand years, and how people managed to take 40 years to make a 215 mile walk (which is a four day trek, if you're wondering).
Yeah. That's why I left religion, because I just wanted someone to make fun of.
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Are you ready to provide solid evidence to back up your claims?
Outstanding! But what is the 215 mile walk? You got me on that one.
Blacklead - "That's why people are more likely to lose their religion the longer they stay in college." Maybe not, our colleges produce snowflakes. A new SJW book claims that being intelligent confers an unfair advantage. I am expecting a newer book to claim that beautiful women have an unfair advantage over ugly women, written by an ugly woman of course. I knew about evolution in HS, and didn't dispute it then nor now.
Quote from: Cavebear on August 09, 2017, 02:21:49 AM
Outstanding! But what is the 215 mile walk? You got me on that one.
I'm referring to when Moses got lost in the desert for 40 years. It's impossible for that many people to take that long to find their way from A to B in such a small space.
Quote from: Blackleaf on August 09, 2017, 08:41:03 AM
I'm referring to when Moses got lost in the desert for 40 years. It's impossible for that many people to take that long to find their way from A to B in such a small space.
Not in a fiction its not!
Quote from: Blackleaf on August 09, 2017, 08:41:03 AM
I'm referring to when Moses got lost in the desert for 40 years. It's impossible for that many people to take that long to find their way from A to B in such a small space.
OK, but why "215" miles? It is the specificity I would like to know more about.
Quote from: Cavebear on August 09, 2017, 10:03:51 AM
OK, but why "215" miles? It is the specificity I would like to know more about.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JWuulcGZZE
Quote from: Baruch on August 09, 2017, 06:40:38 AM
Blacklead - "That's why people are more likely to lose their religion the longer they stay in college." Maybe not, our colleges produce snowflakes. A new SJW book claims that being intelligent confers an unfair advantage. I am expecting a newer book to claim that beautiful women have an unfair advantage over ugly women, written by an ugly woman of course. I knew about evolution in HS, and didn't dispute it then nor now.
Baruch, please. You're not that gullible. SJWs are in the minority. The Right just gives them way too much importance so they can dismiss the Left, as if it's completely composed of SJWs. The educated are more likely to be non-religious and Liberal. Being an SJW has nothing to do with education. It exists despite education, just like religion.
Quote from: Blackleaf on August 09, 2017, 10:50:45 AM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JWuulcGZZE
I suspect I will never learn what the "215" miles means. Is it a song? A movie reference? "215 Miles River Court"? Google is not helping me here...
Quote from: Cavebear on August 09, 2017, 11:02:31 AM
I suspect I will never learn what the "215" miles means. Is it a song? A movie reference? "215 Miles River Court"? Google is not helping me here...
Google can tell you the exact distance between two points on the Earth. Two-hundred and fifteen miles is just what you get if you measure the distance between Moses' starting point and his destination.
Quote from: Blackleaf on August 09, 2017, 10:55:05 AM
Baruch, please. You're not that gullible. SJWs are in the minority. The Right just gives them way too much importance so they can dismiss the Left, as if it's completely composed of SJWs. The educated are more likely to be non-religious and Liberal. Being an SJW has nothing to do with education. It exists despite education, just like religion.
Yes, SJWs are a minority, but very influential in the US and other formerly First World countries. As a minority, everything they believe is truth, and all their actions are righteous! And no, there aren't many classic Marxists around, except for Etienne, and we squashed him like the proletarian bug he was. And you know as well as I, that liberals today, are illiberal .. have been since 1965 at least. Libertarian reactionaries .. are what Liberals used to be.
Quote from: Blackleaf on August 09, 2017, 11:21:57 AM
Google can tell you the exact distance between two points on the Earth. Two-hundred and fifteen miles is just what you get if you measure the distance between Moses' starting point and his destination.
The Exodus story isn't true. Actual archeology and philology disproves it. But the conflict between Semite and Hamite was and still is, quite real. Sorry, even if you read the Bible, they weren't lost in the desert ... G-d wouldn't permit them to go into Canaan, until all but two of the original people had died (Joshua and Caleb). Very little of the Torah goes back to the Late Bronze Age ... the Song of the Sea and the Song of Deborah. Most of the rest of it is Early Iron Age, roughly 850 - 500 BCE.
Quote from: Blackleaf on August 09, 2017, 11:21:57 AM
Google can tell you the exact distance between two points on the Earth. Two-hundred and fifteen miles is just what you get if you measure the distance between Moses' starting point and his destination.
AAH, Thank you! I could NOT think of any special distance of 215 miles in the real world. I even looked at the distance between Alexandria and Syrene (where Erastophanes measured the circumference of the Earth). That really baffled me.
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