Noah's flood real

[Reason Personified]

Richardfs wrote:

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Yep, nobody has ever accused KJV of having an over abundance of brain cells.

I thought that was what he had meant, but when you actually think about it, you know he couldn't have ...... thought about it. LOL!

[Reason Personified]

Doctor Who Two wrote:

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You don't need to know.
I believe I will one day smell your burning flesh.

Ya think?

That from among billions of the dead planet wide, you will be so exalted as to be rewarded with the smell of the burning flesh, from a specific human being, who dared to say what he believes your idiot dogma to be? And worse than you thinking you will be so rewarded, with that foul odor, is that you will enjoy that the human is being burned.

I hope you have no children, that Jehovah might make you cook and eat. You need your silly imaginary god, for without it you would be a danger to your fellow man.

[Reason Personified]

Doctor Who Two wrote:

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No not you, we love you.
We would miss our daily joke.

Well we couldn't have that, now could we?

11/29/12 Daily Joke >>>>
Judges 1:19
King James Version (KJV)

19 And the Lord was with Judah; and he drave out the inhabitants of the mountain; but could not drive out the inhabitants of the valley, because they had chariots of iron.

:D

[Khatru]

Doctor Who Two wrote:

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You don't need to know.
I believe I will one day smell your burning flesh.

Along with your friend Dim.

[Khatru]

Doctor Who Two wrote:

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I take the bible very seriously.
So you have no other reason for being here. Goodbye then.

No wonder you're unhinged.

[Khatru]

Doctor Who Two wrote:

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Hebrews 4:12
New International Version (NIV)
12 For the word of God is alive and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart.

You're terrified of your god, aren't you?

Hardly surprising as time and time again the Bible tells you to fear him.

Christianity = The Religion of Fear

[Thinking]

Me too, Patrick.

My kitchen table would wobble like a c**t without one.

Doctor Who Two wrote:

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I take the bible very seriously.

[Richardfs]

Thinking wrote:

Me too, Patrick.
My kitchen table would wobble like a c**t without one.
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They are also useful as doorstops.

[Reason Personified]

Richardfs wrote:

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They are also useful as doorstops.

... and TP too, always remember the TP.

[Richardfs]

Doctor Who Two wrote:

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Hey skippy, I just don't believe they were dead 65 million years ago.
You see Adam brought sin and Death into the world. Be for Adams sin there was no death. Not even the dinosaurs.
What are you FS? You don't know the doctrine that you dead set against? LMFAO

And where in the bibull does it say all this?

[Amused]

Doctor Who Two wrote:

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Yes my friends will be with me smelling your flesh burn.

And that little snippet tells us everything we need know about "christian love".you and your ilk are sick sadists who love a sick, sadistic god. You made a god in your image,and that says volumes about how sick you are.

[Richardfs]

Doctor Who Two wrote:

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Hey skippy, I just don't believe they were dead 65 million years ago.
You see Adam brought sin and Death into the world. Be for Adams sin there was no death. Not even the dinosaurs.
What are you FS? You don't know the doctrine that you dead set against? LMFAO

I will ask you again where does it say that in the bibull?

[Britbulldog]

Doctor Who Two wrote:

<quoted text>Living in the slums?
To bad. I have a very nice kitchen table and let's not even bring in the hand made dinette and 6 chairs.
My glass finished hard wood floors have no creeks or crack and no high and or low spots. My leather bound bible collections therefore gets to stay up in the humidor sealed book shelf.

Harry potter is the new Jesus, and as for your bullshit bible collection, what a waste of leather. The last bible I saw was in a hotel room, we used the pages to roll spliffs with as we'd ran out of rolling papers, it worked great.

[Richardfs]

Doctor Who Two wrote:

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Living in the slums?
To bad. I have a very nice kitchen table and let's not even bring in the hand made dinette and 6 chairs.
My glass finished hard wood floors have no creeks or crack and no high and or low spots. My leather bound bible collections therefore gets to stay up in the humidor sealed book shelf.

Don't tell us the bibull is the only book you have ever read?

[Hedonist]

Richardfs wrote:

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Don't tell us the bibull is the only book you have ever read?

Naw ... he never actually read it. He just knows the part his preacher has told him to read.

[Richardfs]

Hedonist wrote:

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Naw ... he never actually read it. He just knows the part his preacher has told him to read.

My bad.

[KJV]

Hedonist wrote:

<quoted text>Naw ... he never actually read it. He just knows the part his preacher has told him to read.

You should see his LIbrary it's really quite cool. He has hundreds of first addition leather bound 150 year old and older books. He has the 1st addition of Origin of Species: by the means of natural selection. By Charles Darwin.
That one books is worth thousands of dollars. Real nice condition leather bound hard cover comic book.

He did make me wear white cotton gloves and a white mask while looking at it. He didn't want human saliva hitting the book if I started laughing too hard.

[Just Think]

Doctor Who Two wrote:

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I'll have all of eternity to find that smell of your skin being burnt off your bones.

Oh...you're a Poe. How very 5 years ago...

[Just Think]

Doctor Who Two wrote:

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Are You getting nerves? Just think each day we keep you tied up here that's one day closer to your fate. Tic Toc Tic Toc

Yawn...yep...a Poe.

[KJV]

Just Think wrote:

<quoted text>Oh...you're a Poe. How very 5 years ago...

Poe is an American singer, songwriter, and music producer.Poe's musical style is a unique blend of Rock, Jazz, Electronica, Folk, and Hip Hop elements combining intimate lyrical compositions

I don't thinks he's a Poe.