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[Long Night Moon 13]

Kathwynn wrote:

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Talk about being an @ss.. hey closet boy.. I don't do sock puppets.. So that makes you the @ss.

He's paranoid. We seem to do just fine speaking our minds under our known names.

[bluestreak prime]

Long Night Moon 13 wrote:

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Oh, you mean like when you accuse me of being everyone with an ip in the northeast and the mid-Atlantic states? Your obsession is outta control, bluebelle.

I don't know about Bluebelle, but I'm not obsessed. Like I say, a day without you is a good day indeed!

[Kathwynn]

bluestreak prime wrote:

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Happily, you are more of a minority than you care to admit.

you just keep telling yourself that, junior. You might even one day believe it yourself.

[Kathwynn]

bluestreak prime wrote:

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Oh, sure, it was probably someone in your geaographis location who just happens to share your writing style. Ya punkass social reject.

Continue to be an @ss.. LMAO.. You really are a special kind of stupid aren't you..

[bluestreak prime]

Kathwynn wrote:

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you just keep telling yourself that, junior. You might even one day believe it yourself.

Great, so give me some stats on your groups' thriving then.

[bluestreak prime]

Kathwynn wrote:

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Continue to be an @ss..

I have an ass, yes, but looking at your pic, I'd say that's all you are!

[Kathwynn]

Long Night Moon 13 wrote:

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It means Son Of The Father? Oh what a coincidence. Interesting though that there's no Roman report of the execution of Jesus. Where are these records kept and who studies them?

Never been found in anywhere. The Romans were great at keeping records. Were always sending letters to each other from across the Empire. Discussing everything from family to politics. To even what was going on in their neck of the woods. No one at the time mentions this guy in either public or private letters.
Strange you would think, that if nothing else, there would have been talk of the sermon on the mount. But not a word? From any one? That might have been there. Really?
**shrugs**
But then we are dealing with a record that was written 25 or thirty years after the events were said to have happened. Are in reality copy of copies.

[Kathwynn]

Long Night Moon 13 wrote:

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He's paranoid. We seem to do just fine speaking our minds under our known names.

I don't deal with sock puppets. My own nick is good enough :)

Blue, is suffering under the impression that we are as dishonest as he is here. Really pathetic.

[bluestreak prime]

Kathwynn wrote:

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Blue, is suffering under the impression that we are as dishonest as he is here.

Nice try, chubs.

[Kathwynn]

bluestreak prime wrote:

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Great, so give me some stats on your groups' thriving then.

D@mn blue didn't you click the link iI provided or are you having trouble with reading facts that you don't like.

http://www.religionlink.com/tip_091020.php
"Specifically, the number of Wiccans more than doubled from 2001 to 2008, from 134,000 to 342,000, and the same held true for neo-pagans, who went from 140,000 in 2001 to 340,000 in 2008."

http://www.azcentral.com/community/gilbert/ar...
"Numbers on the growth of paganism in the East Valley are not available. But nationally, the growth is reflected in nationwide polls. In the 2008 American Religious Identification Survey, published by the U.S. Census Bureau, 340,000 people openly declared themselves as pagan in the U.S., an increase of 143 percent over the previous reporting period in 2001. That doesn't include those who openly identified themselves as Wiccan, the largest pagan subgroup, whose numbers rose by 155 percent, to 342,000, in the same seven-year period."

Yes blue, the pagan religions are mainstream. Are doing quite well..

[bluestreak prime]

Kathwynn wrote:

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D@mn blue didn't you click the link iI provided or are you having trouble with reading facts that you don't like.
http://www.religionlink.com/tip_091020.php
"Specifically, the number of Wiccans more than doubled from 2001 to 2008, from 134,000 to 342,000, and the same held true for neo-pagans, who went from 140,000 in 2001 to 340,000 in 2008."
http://www.azcentral.com/community/gilbert/ar...
"Numbers on the growth of paganism in the East Valley are not available. But nationally, the growth is reflected in nationwide polls. In the 2008 American Religious Identification Survey, published by the U.S. Census Bureau, 340,000 people openly declared themselves as pagan in the U.S., an increase of 143 percent over the previous reporting period in 2001. That doesn't include those who openly identified themselves as Wiccan, the largest pagan subgroup, whose numbers rose by 155 percent, to 342,000, in the same seven-year period."
Yes blue, the pagan religions are mainstream. Are doing quite well..

Looking at it, you're still a trifling minority.

[cpeter1313]

Now watch...some fundie will come up with jesus's W-2's, written on parchment.

Kathwynn wrote:

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And the text also translate as being a general laborer as well.. Making this jesus not a skilled worker, but part of the unskilled labor pool. Who in that time were the bottom end of the social scale as well.

[cpeter1313]

And you;re in much smaller minority--you think andrew dice clay is funny.

bluestreak prime wrote:

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Happily, you are more of a minority than you care to admit.

[cpeter1313]

There are no records, period. Neither the romans nor the jews say anything at all about such a person, a trial, or a crucifixion.

Long Night Moon 13 wrote:

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It means Son Of The Father? Oh what a coincidence. Interesting though that there's no Roman report of the execution of Jesus. Where are these records kept and who studies them?

[cpeter1313]

Those numbers are larger than many christian sects.

bluestreak prime wrote:

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Looking at it, you're still a trifling minority.

[bluestreak prime]

cpeter1313 wrote:

And you;re in much smaller minority--you think andrew dice clay is funny.
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Well, let's see, he sold out Madison Square Garden, sold how many million comedy CD's and vids, seems a bunch of people find him funny.

[bluestreak prime]

cpeter1313 wrote:

Those numbers are larger than many christian sects.
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Well, and if the Southern Baptist convention claims, what, 16 million members, United Methidists claim 7 million, and Evanhgelical Lutherans claim 4 million, I'd say they have a little more on the proverbial ball.

[cpeter1313]

Yakov smirnov also made money. Doesn't make him funny; it just means there are people with no taste.

bluestreak prime wrote:

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Well, let's see, he sold out Madison Square Garden, sold how many million comedy CD's and vids, seems a bunch of people find him funny.

[bluestreak prime]

cpeter1313 wrote:

Yakov smirnov also made money. Doesn't make him funny; it just means there are people with no taste.
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And I'm sure your objections are purely immaterial in the grand scheme of things. The people have spoken and you're overruled!

[Long Night Moon 13]

Kathwynn wrote:

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Never been found in anywhere. The Romans were great at keeping records. Were always sending letters to each other from across the Empire. Discussing everything from family to politics. To even what was going on in their neck of the woods. No one at the time mentions this guy in either public or private letters.
Strange you would think, that if nothing else, there would have been talk of the sermon on the mount. But not a word? From any one? That might have been there. Really?
**shrugs**
But then we are dealing with a record that was written 25 or thirty years after the events were said to have happened. Are in reality copy of copies.

And the scriptures have been translated so many times into so many different languages. I read the book The Case For Easter in which scholars relied heavily on scripture to support the story of the crucifixion and resurrection, which is the very foundation of Christianity, yet they never touched on the research that shows the gospels were actually written about 300 hundred years after the death of Jesus, that several gospels were not even included in the bible, or that the choice of date for the Easter celebration was more about assimilating pagans than the resurrection irself.