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[RobGMN Premium Member]

@RobGMN ..... I remember Rob also trying to convince everyone Trump said "find the fraud"........ lies, lies, lies....Rob's credibilty just keeps growing!

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When did I claim that Trump said "find the fraud"?
Can you give the post number, or maybe a screenshot?

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Yes, solo Buffalo boy was going to stop the vote and take over the US....lol .....you also might want to check your grammar...."prevent and electoral vote" ....huh ?

Pretty ironic, don't ya' think

He was the only person there?
Do you live under the same rock as Thxone? Over 1,200 people charged for the act of one person? Interesting.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

I'm just waiting for you to explain how eating bread and drinking wine makes someone "right-wing" a cannibal.

Stop trying to sidestep. It's a tenet of Christianity that the bread and wine IS THE TRUE BODY OF JESUS CHRIST.
That being the case, Christians must truly believe they are eating the actual body and blood of a human.

So, please explain how they are not practicing cannibalism when they TRULY BELIEVE the bread and wine has transubstantiated to blood and flesh, and they eat & drink it at mass.

Stop with the tangents and the declaration of your personal beliefs. Those do not shape the beliefs of followers of Christianity.
Explain the cannibalism, and let's move forward from there.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

The whole Jesus paradigm comes from Thoth from ancient Egypt. Christians didn't make Jesus, the Bible is a mind control book, where dead languages were taken and the stories manipulated and retold to control the Roman-based monotheistic system of Christianity, which Rome created around the time of Constantine. That's when monotheism began in mass for Christianity, and so many of the stories in the Bible were taken from much older texts before Rome tried to force their version monotheism on the entire world, and those stories are so manipulated the actual meaning and knowledge in them is largely lost, like the closer truth to the nature of human history was made further away with the Bible, at least how it's known now. Like, the book of Enoch should totally be in the Bible, and so should many others.

Holy F. I just read this and my IQ dropped several points.
A "mind control book"? WOW.
Written in a dead language? The Old T was written in Hebrew. The New T was written in Greek. FAR from 'dead languages', kid.
Christianity predates Constantine (DOB ~280CE) by a few hundred years.

Were you tripping balls when you wrote this post, or do you really believe the crap you post?

 

[Jimi77 Premium Member]

What's that supposed to mean?

Exactly what it says.

 

[Jimi77 Premium Member]

Stop trying to sidestep. It's a tenet of Christianity that the bread and wine IS THE TRUE BODY OF JESUS CHRIST.
That being the case, Christians must truly believe they are eating the actual body and blood of a human.

So, please explain how they are not practicing cannibalism when they TRULY BELIEVE the bread and wine has transubstantiated to blood and flesh, and they eat & drink it at mass.

Stop with the tangents and the declaration of your personal beliefs. Those do not shape the beliefs of followers of Christianity.
Explain the cannibalism, and let's move forward from there.

You're painting with too broad a brush. Many Christians (non-Catholics mainly) believe the bread and wine are only symbolic. ~1/3 of Catholics believe in transubstantiation. I don't how they square their belief in transubstantiation with cannibalism. They're not the only ones with disconnects from reality.

Just one-third of U.S. Catholics agree with their church that Eucharist is body, blood of Christ

Just 31% of U.S. Catholics believe that the bread and wine used in Communion become the body and blood of Christ. Nearly seven-in-ten say the Eucharist is symbolic.

www.pewresearch.org

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

You're painting with too broad a brush. Many Christians (non-Catholics mainly) believe the bread and wine are only symbolic. ~1/3 of Catholics believe in transubstantiation. I don't how they square their belief in transubstantiation with cannibalism. They're not the only ones with disconnects from reality.

Just one-third of U.S. Catholics agree with their church that Eucharist is body, blood of Christ

Just 31% of U.S. Catholics believe that the bread and wine used in Communion become the body and blood of Christ. Nearly seven-in-ten say the Eucharist is symbolic.

www.pewresearch.org

Correct, but as Christians they are supposed to believe. The religion is not supposed to be a pick-and-choose what tenet you like or believe and what one you don't.

That pick-and-choose mentality opens them up to ridicule and disregard when they start demanding that laws be created based on religious beliefs or "what god wants". If Christians can pick and choose what part of the religion they believe or not, then it all becomes arbitrary.
i.e. "god" doesn't want gay people to marry? Oh? "God" says the bread and wine is actually blood and flesh.
I guess if we can toss out that belief, then the belief against gay marriage can be tossed out too. Same with abortion, *** out of wedlock, contraception, marital fidelity.
All a bunch of arbitrary BS.

 

[YourNameHere 10+ year member]

 

[YourNameHere 10+ year member]

Karma.....cant wait till they start rioting and demand more handouts, its gonna get wild!

Chicago, New York, Denver mayors say cities are almost at capacity amid migrant crisis

More than 14,000 migrants have been living in 27 Chicago shelters, with even more waiting at police stations and airports to get into shelters.

www.yahoo.com

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Karma.....cant wait till they start rioting and demanding handouts

Chicago, New York, Denver mayors say cities are almost at capacity amid migrant crisis

More than 14,000 migrants have been living in 27 Chicago shelters, with even more waiting at police stations and airports to get into shelters.

www.yahoo.com

karma? For what? Contributing more to the federal coffers than most other states?
Of the 3, states they are in, New York contributes the least, with $3.94 put into the Fed for every $1 they get back.

And it seems the people are coming from Texas. Why isn't Texas handling the problem?
They want to secede from the union, but can't even handle their own problems?
Interesting.
Like a teen who wants to move out and live independently, but has no income.

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Before you go off on more tangents, can you follow up on the discussion we were having?

You were going to explain how the Christians believing they are committing cannibalism is not a problem, especially in light of the claims of "indoctrination" of kids by the education system.

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

Holy F. I just read this and my IQ dropped several points.
A "mind control book"? WOW.
Written in a dead language? The Old T was written in Hebrew. The New T was written in Greek. FAR from 'dead languages', kid.
Christianity predates Constantine (DOB ~280CE) by a few hundred years.

Were you tripping balls when you wrote this post, or do you really believe the crap you post?

Lol, the stories are older than Hebrew, aka the dead languages, like hieroglyphs and cuneiform. You're not even responding in proper context to what I said. Like, you're just either really dumb or twisting things, so, here we are, going nowhere. I said monotheism and Christianity together/combined came from Rome. There wasn't really a singular Christian religion before Rome, it was more like separate belief systems, something more like different sects of belief systems and polytheism, just a lot of different things that were somewhat cut down and squeezed into Roman monotheism. Lmk when you spend 1,000's of hours studying translations of ancient Egyptian and Mesopotamian dead languages, and then tracking those same stories as they change over time to fit into the next relevant culture (from ~7000-5000BC until now). What's in the Hebrew Bible and gods like the Roman and Greek gods are also in the Bible, and all that comes from older things such as clay tablets from Sumeria, for example, which is written in cuneiform, which is a dead language.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Lol, the stories are older than Hebrew, aka the dead languages, like hieroglyphs and cuneiform. You're not even responding in proper context to what I said. Like, you're just either really dumb or twisting things, so, here we are, going nowhere. I said monotheism and Christianity together/combined came from Rome. There wasn't really a singular Christian religion before Rome, it was more like separate belief systems, something more like different sects of belief systems and polytheism, just a lot of different things that were somewhat cut down and squeezed into Roman monotheism. Lmk when you spend 1,000's of hours studying translations of ancient Egyptian and Mesopotamian dead languages, and then tracking those same stories as they change over time to fit into the next relevant culture (from ~7000-5000BC until now). What's in the Hebrew Bible and gods like the Roman and Greek gods are also in the Bible, and all that comes from older things such as clay tablets from Sumeria, for example, which is written in cuneiform, which is a dead language.

You are jumping around liek a drop of water on hot oil.
You said the BIBLE was written in dead languages. The BIBLE in it's two "parts" was written in Hebrew and Greek, not 'dead languages".
You said Christianity originated under Constantine. Constantine was born over 200 years after Christianity came about.
"...Christianity, which Rome created around the time of Constantine...", if you recall your own words.

Lmk when you spend 1,000's of hours studying translations of ancient Egyptian and Mesopotamian dead languages, and then tracking those same stories as they change over time to fit into the next relevant culture (from ~7000-5000BC until now).

You've spent thousands of hours studying translations of ancient dead languages? Then why did you think the BIBLE was written in dead languages when it was written in Hebrew and Greek?

But you're off on tangents again. Can you speak to the whole cannibalism issue? Cannibalism that is a most basic tenet of Christianity? Do you think it's quite alright that Christians believe in and practice cannibalism? Do you think cannibals should have a say in governing our country based on their "god's" rules and demands?

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

You are jumping around liek a drop of water on hot oil.
You said the BIBLE was written in dead languages. The BIBLE in it's two "parts" was written in Hebrew and Greek, not 'dead languages".
You said Christianity originated under Constantine. Constantine was born over 200 years after Christianity came about.
"...Christianity, which Rome created around the time of Constantine...", if you recall your own words.


You've spent thousands of hours studying translations of ancient dead languages? Then why did you think the BIBLE was written in dead languages when it was written in Hebrew and Greek?

But you're off on tangents again. Can you speak to the whole cannibalism issue? Cannibalism that is a most basic tenet of Christianity? Do you think it's quite alright that Christians believe in and practice cannibalism? Do you think cannibals should have a say in governing our country based on their "god's" rules and demands?

Context > Rob