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Red Fraction wrote:D spike ecclesiastes says "and man knoweth not His time,as the fishes that are caught in a net.
If a car flip and hit your own on the next side of the highway.
Man knoweth not his time. as fish that are caught In a net
A speeding car crosses the median And takes your life away in an instant
My response to duanes question was answered. It just didn't make sense to you that's all.
Red Fraction wrote:My response to duanes question was answered. It just didn't make sense to you that's all.
Red Fraction wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:If God has given guidelines on owning slaves, who is man to say slavery is now immoral?
Because of the stubborn and hardness of the former generations hearts, God gave them over to be captured and taken into bondage. Have you not heard "ancient isreal & the 70 years in Babylon,the isrealites and the king of egypt"
in the book of acts penned under 100 years of Christianity (about ad 60's) there was an encounter with an Ethiopian EunuchKasey wrote: Which 'christian' you know, 200 years ago, was any race other than white? The Christian way was forced upon the Slaves, and indentured labourers, and alot of them succumbed to it.
guess what brah? your 200 year marker is of by over 1600 years a quick look up on ethiopian orthodoxyAct 8:26 26, 27 And an angel of the Lord spoke to Philip, saying, Arise at once and be going on your way in a southerly direction along the road which goes down from Jerusalem to Gaza. This road is in an uninhabited region. And having arisen, he proceeded on his journey.
Act 8:27 27-33 And behold. A man, an Ethiopian, a eunuch, a royal official of great authority serving under Candace, queen of the Ethiopians, who was in charge of all her treasure, who had gone to Jerusalem for the purpose of worshipping, was now returning and sitting in his chariot and reading the prophet Isaiah. And the Spirit said to Philip, Go towards this chariot at once and join yourself to it. And having run towards it, Philip heard him reading Isaiah the prophet. And he said, Do you really understand the things which you are reading? And he said, How am I able to unless someone guides me? And he urged Philip to come up and sit with him. Now, the contents of the scripture which he was reading were these: In the same manner as a sheep, to slaughter He was led. And in the same manner as a lamb before the one who is shearing it is without a sound, in the same manner He does not open His mouth. In His humiliation the equitable administration of justice due Him was denied Him. His nativity who shall set forth, for His life is taken from the earth?
Act 8:34 34-40 And the eunuch answering Philip said, I beg of you, concerning whom is the prophet saying this, concerning himself or concerning some other person of a different character? And Philip opened his mouth and beginning from this scripture announced the good news to him concerning Jesus. And as they were proceeding along the road they came to a certain water, and the eunuch says, Look, water. What is there that hinders me from being baptized? And he gave orders for the chariot to stand still. And the two descended into the water, both Philip and the eunuch. And he baptized him. And when they came up out from the water, the Lord's Spirit caught away Philip, and the eunuch saw him no longer, and he proceeded along his road rejoicing. ......
The Ethiopian Church claims its earliest origins from the royal official said to have been baptized by Philip the Evangelist (not to be confused with Philip the Apostle), one of the seven deacons:
Then the angel of the Lord said to Philip, Start out and go south to the road that leads down from Jerusalem to Gaza. So he set out and was on his way when he caught sight of an Ethiopian. This man was a eunuch, a high official of the Kandake (Candace) Queen of Ethiopia in charge of all her treasure. (Acts, 8:26-27)
The passage continues by describing how Philip helped the Ethiopian treasurer understand a passage from Isaiah that the Ethiopian was reading. After the Ethiopian received an explanation of the passage, he requested that Philip baptize him, and Philip did so. The Ethiopic version of this verse reads "Hendeke" (ህንደኬ); Queen Gersamot Hendeke VII was the Queen of Ethiopia from ca. 42 to 52.
Orthodox Christianity became the established church of the Ethiopian Axumite Kingdom under king Ezana in the 4th century through the efforts of a Syrian Greek named Frumentius, known in Ethiopia as Abba Selama, Kesaté Birhan ("Father of Peace, Revealer of Light"). As a youth, Frumentius had been shipwrecked with his brother Aedesius on the Eritrean coast. The brothers managed to be brought to the royal court, where they rose to positions of influence and converted Emperor Ezana to Christianity, causing him to be baptised. Ezana sent Frumentius to Alexandria to ask the Patriarch, St. Athanasius, to appoint a bishop for Ethiopia. Athanasius appointed Frumentius himself, who returned to Ethiopia as Bishop with the name of Abune Selama.
From then on, until 1959, the Pope of Alexandria, as Patriarch of All Africa, always named an Egyptian (a Copt) to be Abuna or Archbishop of the Ethiopian Church.
megadoc1 wrote:in the book of acts penned under 100 years of Christianity (about ad 60's) there was an encounter with an Ethiopian EunuchKasey wrote: Which 'christian' you know, 200 years ago, was any race other than white? The Christian way was forced upon the Slaves, and indentured labourers, and alot of them succumbed to it.
guess what brah? your 200 year marker is of by over 1600 years a quick look up on ethiopian orthodoxy
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethiopian_ ... edo_ChurchOrthodox Christianity became the established church of the Ethiopian Axumite Kingdom under king Ezana in the 4th century through the efforts of a Syrian Greek named Frumentius...
ruffneck_12 wrote:1. Do not give opinions or advice unless you are asked.
2. Do not tell your troubles to others unless you are sure they want to hear them.
3. When in another’s lair, show him respect or else do not go there.
4. If a guest in your lair annoys you, treat him cruelly and without mercy.
5. Do not make sexual advances unless you are given the mating signal.
6. Do not take that which does not belong to you unless it is a burden to the other person and he cries out to be relieved.
7. Acknowledge the power of magic if you have employed it successfully to obtain your desires. If you deny the power of magic after having called upon it with success, you will lose all you have obtained.
8. Do not complain about anything to which you need not subject yourself.
9. Do not harm little children.
10. Do not kill non-human animals unless you are attacked or for your food.
11. When walking in open territory, bother no one. If someone bothers you, ask him to stop. If he does not stop, destroy him.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:^ seems to be the 11 guidelines of Satanism
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LaVeyan_Satanism
d spike wrote:mamoo_pagal wrote:Red Fraction wrote:Ok slimshaney
Cool story
In 2009 I was in a bike accident on the highway...
...If I didn't have faith all now I'd be a dead man
Cause I was already on deaths door step
I wonder if there was anyone from any other religion who has a cool story?
I wonder if their faith in their God led to such a miracle recovery?...........if it did, does that validate their God also?
I wonder if those who had such a miracle recovery and believes in no God, to whom do we aloocate the miracle?
Mamoo, is Red F. saying that all those people who die in accidents are lacking in faith????
so no credit to the doctors who performed the surgery?Red Fraction wrote:I spent 2 weeks in hospital three major and two minor surgeries.
I build back all my blood on my own
hong kong phooey wrote:something to think about
if it is a repost my god have mercy on my soul
A brief dialogue between a Brazilian theologist
Leonardo Boff and the Dalai Lama.
In a round table discussion about religion and freedom in which Dalai Lama and myself were participating at recess I maliciously, and also with interest, asked him:
“Your holiness, what is the best religion?”
I thought he would say:
“The Tibetan Buddhism” or “The oriental religions, much older than Chritianity”
Dalai Lama paused, smiled and looked me in the eyes …. which surprised me because I knew of the malice contained in my question.
He answered:
“The best religion is the one that gets you closest to God.
It is the one that makes you a better person.”
To get out of my embarassment with such a wise answer, I asked: “What is it that makes me better?”
He responded:
“Whatever makes you
more compassionate,
more sensible,
more detached,
more loving,
more humanitarian,
more responsible,
more ethical.”
“The religion that will do that for you is the best religion”
I was silent for a moment, marvelling and even today thinking of his wise and irrefutable response:
“I am not interested, my friend, about your religión or if you are religious or not.
“What really is important to me is your behaviour in front of your peers, family, work, community, and in front of the world.”
“Remember, the universe is the echo of our actions and our thoughts.”
Sky wrote:Duane you really believe Red F. ?
He didn't build the blood back on his own, it was level saline ihmc
Ignorant people usually credit science to God when they don't understand it.
Red Fraction wrote:Hong kong hear mg response to your post.
Every religion can get you closer to god,but can it save you?
Red Fraction wrote:Sky wrote:Duane you really believe Red F. ?
He didn't build the blood back on his own, it was level saline ihmc
Ignorant people usually credit science to God when they don't understand it.
What are the odds of someone getting in an accident,foot stitched up for a week "with some of the most corrosive, deadly metals,plastics & dirt" and not a single thing go wrong inside your foot,for a week then do surgery?
If you call that luck then id say you have issues.
Red Fraction wrote:But to spike and the others who say Christians and Christianity is madness etc and Christians were killers and fOrced their religion on others blah blah.
Red Fraction wrote:It had been Rome’s policy, under a profession of reverence for the Bible, to keep it locked up in an unknown tongue and hidden away from the people.
Red Fraction wrote:So dspike I just quoted from history "the great controversy" where the bible has been and to where christians has come.and what they have been through,to let men and women know. That without
god you shall surely die.
Lots to read lol but it's worth it.
sensiman wrote:Red Fraction wrote:Sky wrote:Duane you really believe Red F. ?
He didn't build the blood back on his own, it was level saline ihmc
Ignorant people usually credit science to God when they don't understand it.
What are the odds of someone getting in an accident,foot stitched up for a week "with some of the most corrosive, deadly metals,plastics & dirt" and not a single thing go wrong inside your foot,for a week then do surgery?
If you call that luck then id say you have issues.
It's called good medicinal practice and care. Antibiotics and painkillers are usually involved, but not always since your body has mechanisms by which it can naturally deal with foreign bodies and substances.
maj. tom wrote:Red Fraction wrote:Hong kong hear mg response to your post.
Every religion can get you closer to god,but can it save you?
save you from what? a giant killer octopus lurking in your toilet?
Red Fraction wrote:Hong kong hear mg response to your post.
Every religion can get you closer to god,but can it save you?
d spike wrote:Red Fraction wrote:Hong kong hear mg response to your post.
Every religion can get you closer to god,but can it save you?
So wait... a religion is what "saves" you?
Doesn't a man's salvation depend on his own choices? Or the religion to which he claims adherence?
Red Fraction wrote:Spike answer accordingly I did not say you said it.I simply said spike and those. You ne'er said it so you needs to reply to it.
Red Fraction wrote:I see you touched on Daniels prophecy hmm let me explain something in a while.
Red Fraction wrote:But my views are not biased, they ate taken from Ellen white "a prophet inspired by god" and so far non of what she has written, has ever been wrong or misapplied.
Red Fraction wrote:And you believe that spike wow, clearly you didn't do research.
You insulting man intelligence with them statements about the roman church.
Red Fraction wrote:Then you really don't know about Christianity and how it is tied to this whole world.
Red Fraction wrote:You need not believe me nor anyone for a matter of fact. But while I can I will post what I know to be true and fact
Red Fraction wrote:and if anyone says I know not of what I speak,then go research study and when you find it prove me wrong.
Red Fraction wrote:
Is amazing how science can apply to everything, yet apply to nothing.
You get shot 3 times to your chest,"punctured lungs etc" yet stil you live. "you will apply science to that to right"?
yes, if you knew anything about biology and the pathology of a gunshot inflicted punctured lung etc., then you would understand how one could survive
Someone Stabs you in your heart and it stops beating,yet still you live.let me guess science to right ?
are you stating that there was an actual case of someone who was stabbed in the heart which stopped beating, and they are still alive, even without medical intervention?
Red Fraction wrote:d spike wrote:Red Fraction wrote:Every religion can get you closer to god,but can it save you?
So wait... a religion is what "saves" you?
Doesn't a man's salvation depend on his own choices? Or the religion to which he claims adherence?
By grace are ye saved through faith.not of works,it is the gift of God,Lest any man should boast.
Red Fraction wrote:But my views are not biased, they ate taken from Ellen white "a prophet inspired by god" and so far non of what she has written, has ever been wrong or misapplied.
And you believe that spike wow, clearly you didn't do research.
Red Fraction wrote:and if anyone says I know not of what I speak,then go research study and when you find it prove me wrong.
You really won't be told about Ellen G. White's engaging in necromancy, communication with the dead, expressly forbidden by God in Deuteronomy 18:10-12
"There shall not be found among you anyone...who casts a spell, or a medium, or a spiritist, or one who calls up the dead. For whoever does these things is detestable to the Lord..."
This particular necromancy occurred after the death of her husband James, whom she called "Father". She recounts the experience in a letter to her son published in "The Retirement Years" p. 161 - 163.
She begins her letter by stating that she was seeking God regarding her future,
"A few days since I was pleading with the Lord for light in regard to my duty"...
It is evident she believed this dream was in response to her prayers to God. James (whom she called "Father") appeared beside her as she was in a carriage. She reported he looked "very pale, but calm and composed". (After all, he was dead!)
She says,
"...I saw you die; I saw you buried. Has the Lord pitied me and let you come back...?"
We are not to have conversations with the dead, but Ellen and James converse back and forth about church matters and their health. At one point James foretells the future for Ellen,
"...Now, Ellen, calls will be made as they have been, desiring you to attend important meetings...".
James, her dead husband, goes on to tell her she must avoid taxing her strength by going to meetings and retire and write instead. He tells her "...Make this your first business".
Ellen now makes an agreement with her dead husband to stay in touch,
"Well, said I, James you are always to stay with me now and we will work together".
This would involve further communication with the dead. Ellen recounts that she then awoke and took the whole matter as being from the Lord in these words,
"...I feel no duty to go to Battle Creek...I have no duty to stand in General Conference. THE LORD FORBIDS ME. That is enough."
Most of EGW's concerns over diet were in an effort to control what she considered to be an excessive sex drive in the male. She devoted endless pages to discussing "secret vice" (masturbation) and blamed the practice for a wide range of diseases. Here, in "Solemn Appeal" page 12 are a few of the diseases said to be caused by "secret vice":
...dyspepsia, spinal complaint, headache, epilepsy, impaired eyesight, palpitation of the heart, pain in the side, bleeding at the lungs, spasms of the heart and lungs, diabetes, incontinence of urine, fluor albus or whites, inflammation of the urinary organs... rheumatism, affected perspiration, consumption, asthma, catarrah, polypus of the heart, affection of the bones, fevers, ..etc. etc.
The cure for secret vice was even funnier. The perpetrator was to sit in a sitz bath at as low a temperature as possible. At the same time, he was to have a hot foot bath, while applying cold cloths to his forehead. He was also to wear an abdominal bandage or wet girdle at night "to good advantage".
She concludes, "Cool bathing of the parts affected is also beneficial".
Thanks to Ellen White's influence, the Kellogg brothers were inspired to develop cold corn flakes, as hot porridge could "heat the blood" with undesirable results!
She sternly warned against using feather beds for the same reasons, but a letter from her asks someone to send her her featherbed! (EGW Vol 3, p. 341).
She also developed a "reform dress" on instructions from God, which was a bulky affair with pants under a long dress. She gave up on wearing hers finally, and so did the other women, after years of suffering discomfort.
Other assorted nonsense included Angels needing golden cards as gate passes to get in and out of heaven. (Early Writings p. 37-39),
She also "travelled" to other planets in her visions, and also claimed to have met Enoch (more necromancy). (EGW: The Early Years Vol.1 p. 114; p.157).
She taught that certain races of men are the result of amalgamation between man and beast. (SG Vol 3, p. 64,75). Which races?
Her silliness extended to wigs as well. Any woman daring to wear one would "...lose their reason and go hopelessly insane". (Christian Mothers, # 2, p. 121).
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