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In the '20s the Commie Joos were blowing plenty of things up for their new Godless world order.
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In other words, they were the Mooselimbs of their day, only slightly less explosive.Originally posted by Rev. Dr. Davidson View PostThe joos descended on Europe in mass. They were uppity and looked down on everyone. They hung symbols all over the inside and outside of their houses, sacrificed animals, refused to learn the language of the land, and many other things to make everyone hate them.
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Typical of you cathylicks to deny Jesus resurrection!Originally posted by Peacekeeper View PostJesus is dead too... so he can't help us?
Jesus is not dead, He is the living God Himself.
And he saith unto them, Be not affrighted:
Ye seek Jesus of Nazareth, which was crucified:
He is risen; he is not here: behold the place where they laid him.
Mark 16:6
Now when Jesus was risen early the first day of the week, he appeared first to Mary Magdalene, out of whom he had cast seven devils.
Mark 16:9
This is now the third time that Jesus shewed himself to his disciples, after that he was risen from the dead.
John 21:14Last edited by SalvationSeeker; 02-02-2007, 11:42 AM.
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Preach the truth, brother! It's amazing, though, how much has changed in a few hundred years—the murderers of Christ now have a stranglehold on the media and government of the continent, to the point where one can be tossed in jail for suggesting that only 5,999,999 Jewish pimps, pornographers, and bagel hucksters passed away while working for the German state during the Second World War. They don't call it Jewrope for nothing.Originally posted by Rev. Dr. Davidson View PostThe joos descended on Europe in mass. They were uppity and looked down on everyone. They hung symbols all over the inside and outside of their houses, sacrificed animals, refused to learn the language of the land, and many other things to make everyone hate them.
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They were considered a protectorate of Rome. The joos invited them in, and turned on each other. At least in Babylon the joos had freedom to conduct their slave trading businesses. But were they thankful???? Not one bit.Originally posted by The Catholic View PostWell he didn't live in Rome but, I am positive he lived in the Roman Empire.
When the US founded the state of Isreal, which was an unholy bad idea, did we get any thanks from them. No again... In Europe during the middle ages, people hated the joos. Do you know why?
The joos descended on Europe in mass. They were uppity and looked down on everyone. They hung symbols all over the inside and outside of their houses, sacrificed animals, refused to learn the language of the land, and many other things to make everyone hate them.
I could probably go on, but this doesn't matter you on in the least. You think you're right, we're wrong, and that you're wiser than everyone else with all your knowledge.
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Before making assertions of which you are "positive", kindly provide a reference to back up your claim.Originally posted by The Catholic View PostWell he didn't live in Rome but, I am positive he lived in the Roman Empire.
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Well he didn't live in Rome but, I am positive he lived in the Roman Empire.Originally posted by Rev. Dr. Davidson View PostJesus never went to Rome, but He probably would have. We know for a fact, from scripture, that His Father surely would.
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No, but He certainly will be paying those papist dogs a visit soon. I have it on good authority that Jesus is planning on making the vatican His first stop on the "judgement express" once he returns to slay the wicked. Which should be any day now.Originally posted by Rev. Dr. Davidson View PostJesus never went to Rome, but He probably would have. We know for a fact, from scripture, that His Father surely would.
Our Lord will set things straight on that fine day, I promise.
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Jesus is dead too... so he can't help us?Originally posted by OnYourKnees View PostUm, that's a neat idea and all, but the Bible makes it crystal clear that dead people is dead people. All the dead will be resurrected at Judgment Day.
The First Resurrection will be that of the faithful, to everlasting life and glory. The Second Resurrection will be that of everyone else, to everlasting punishment in Hell.
Mary's dead. All the "saints" -- which were all declared so by Catholic Popes, not by God -- are dead. They can't hear you, they can't talk to God. They're DEAD until they are resurrected in body. Don't believe me? LOOK IT UP.
Why do you think the Catholic Church forbade cremation for hundreds of years? They were afraid God wouldn't be able to put Humpty Dumpty together again, if only ashes were left. (I guess they thought the Creator of the Universe couldn't figure out how to do it?)
DEAD PEOPLE CAN'T HELP YOU.
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Jesus never went to Rome, but He probably would have. We know for a fact, from scripture, that His Father surely would.Originally posted by The Catholic View PostI'm pretty sure Jesus didn't curse every other pagan in Rome for not believing in God.
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There have been several examples of something like this. Of course, by the time the Council of Nicea came about Babylon had been buried in the sand for wuite a while. Babylon may have contributed, but Constantine used pagan holidays, mostly from Gaul, to remake as Christian holidays. Also those pagan holidays corresponded with the lunar calendar. Yes..... You are correct.... Goddess worship is what brought about modern holidays, with the help of cathylicks and emperor Constantine.Originally posted by Magus View PostI've heard that argument before, but can you provide some sort of evidence (non-biased, if able) to backup that claim. The only time I've been given reference was from a very very biased source, but whateve
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Do you know the story of the death cookie?Originally posted by The Catholic View PostI'm just wondering are any of you guys racist against Africans and Jews too? Because your hate for other religons is truly incredible. I'm pretty sure Jesus didn't curse every other pagan in Rome for not believing in God.
You are wrong. But that's because you have no idea what the bible says.
1 John
- Every non-Christian is liar and an antichrist. 2:22, 4:2-3
- Christians are alive; non-Christians are dead. 5:12
- Christians are "of God;" everyone else is wicked. 5:19
You are wrong again because you are a dumb mick catlick. Tax collectors, then as now, work for the king.
Matthew
Jesus says that most people will go to hell. 7:13-14
Also another note, do you know the parable of the good Samaritan?
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- Every non-Christian is liar and an antichrist. 2:22, 4:2-3
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We are not racist. We just recognise that the kikes killed Jesus.Originally posted by The Catholic View PostI'm just wondering are any of you guys racist against Africans and Jews too? Because your hate for other religons is truly incredible.
I'm pretty sure you've never read the Bible.Originally posted by The PapistI'm pretty sure Jesus didn't curse every other pagan in Rome for not believing in God. I'm also sure he didn't send every sinner in the world to hell. In fact, he hung out with the prostitutes, tax collecters, thugs, and other people of the lower class.
Yes.Originally posted by The IdolatorAlso another note, do you know the parable of the good Samaritan?
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I'm just wondering are any of you guys racist against Africans and Jews too? Because your hate for other religons is truly incredible. I'm pretty sure Jesus didn't curse every other pagan in Rome for not believing in God. I'm also sure he didn't send every sinner in the world to hell. In fact, he hung out with the prostitutes, tax collecters, thugs, and other people of the lower class.
Also another note, do you know the parable of the good Samaritan?
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