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They never existed in reality. It was just stories. And who ever said I'm an athiest? I'm not.
Wintershifter, you rule. IM me sometime!
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If it is impossible how do you explain minotaurs? You would think since the accounts minotaurs from you atheists' hero the Greeks you would have to accept human hybrids occur.Originally posted by Red Snowflake View PostNo, it is biologically impossible for a woman to have children by an animal not in her genome. The DNA will not match and the organism could not be conseved.
So much for your "science", even you secularists don't really believe it.
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Your welcome Red Snowflake, i like your point of veiw. Oh and to everyone that is reading this my firends label me goth even my goth friends but i dont dress like them, my family is very religous on my mother side and i have no religion.
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Thank you, Wintershifter! My point exactly!
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It is impossable to have an animal and a human to concive a child and if by some ungodly mircle that it did happen then the beast-child would colluspe on its self you may be able to splice animal DNA into a human embryo but if the embroyo did devolop the child would die shorty after birth.
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No, it is biologically impossible for a woman to have children by an animal not in her genome. The DNA will not match and the organism could not be conseved.
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That's not true. If you read the Bible, you would learn that the reason that bestiality was forbidden is because it CAN create human-animal hybrids.Originally posted by Red Snowflake View PostThat makes no sense biologically, and it makes no sense logically. Humans cannot have offspring by other animals no more than animals can have offspring with humans.
Lev 18:23 Neither shalt thou lie with any beast to defile thyself therewith: neither shall any woman stand before a beast to lie down thereto: it is confusion.
Notice the reason -- because "it is confusion".
In John Gill's commentary, he explains that as follows:
God forbade sex with animals, not just because of moral qualms, but because he doesn't want animal-human hybrid monsters running around. For example, when a bull breeds with a human woman, she gives birth to a minotaur. That's a true science fact right there.it [is] confusion;
a mixing of the seed of man and beast together, a blending of different kinds of creatures, a perverting the order of nature, and introducing the utmost confusion of beings, from whence monsters in nature may arise.
Pastor Billy-Reuben
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Originally posted by Mrs. Rogers View PostWhy does she call herself Red Snowflake? Wouldn't "Red CoalLump" better suit her ethnic mix? "BrownBloodiedBand-Aid", perhaps? Hmm.... Unless it's a muddy old snowflake she's referring to -- now that would make sense.
Red is my favorite color and I like snowflakes, I think they're pretty.
It's one thing to inquire about my heritage, it is a completly different thing to call me a racial slur.Originally posted by Ezekiel Bathfire View PostWell, that’s nice! I see it as positive discrimination in diversity - I thought I was being polite in inquiring after you.Who’s “Anthony”? Sounds like a homer’s name – no one I know is called “Anthony”! Anyhoo, I was asking about your blackened eyes – this’ll explain it You mean, when you’re on your own, it goes well but not when you’re in company? I think it’s important for a young lady to consider the impact she has on others.
I couldn’t help noticing that your Beanjun ancestors are a long way off – you’d have thought that the tar-brush would have sort of worked it’s way out by now, wouldn’t you? Are there no more Darkies in your family? Your mother will be able to tell you.
Anthony is the first name of my fionce (actually mentioned many times). He doesn't beat me, the irises of my eyes (that area of color around your pupil) are black. I meant that I needed no one's help in discovering this aspect of myself. Being by myself and or in company has no bearing on it. It is a display of my style, if someone doesn't like it they don't have to look at me.
Furthermore, I know my family history, and I am very proud of half of it. That half that comes from my mother.
That makes no sense biologically, and it makes no sense logically. Humans cannot have offspring by other animals no more than animals can have offspring with humans.Originally posted by SayvedByTheLord View PostThis makes no sense. Mesicants are living proof that injuns had carnal knowledge with buffalo.
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This makes no sense. Mesicants are living proof that injuns had carnal knowledge with buffalo.Originally posted by Red Snowflake View PostThe proper term is Mestizo. Meaning that, namely, my Great Grandmother was Mexican and my Great Grandfather was Native American.
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Well, that’s nice! I see it as positive discrimination in diversity - I thought I was being polite in inquiring after you.Originally posted by Red Snowflake View PostAgain with the racism?Who’s “Anthony”? Sounds like a homer’s name – no one I know is called “Anthony”! Anyhoo, I was asking about your blackened eyes – this’ll explain itAnd what's that about Anthony mean anyway?You mean, when you’re on your own, it goes well but not when you’re in company? I think it’s important for a young lady to consider the impact she has on others.I noticed that black goes well with my hair and eyes on my own.
I couldn’t help noticing that your Beanjun ancestors are a long way off – you’d have thought that the tar-brush would have sort of worked it’s way out by now, wouldn’t you? Are there no more Darkies in your family? Your mother will be able to tell you.
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Anthony who? Is he your queer lover?Originally posted by Red Snowflake View PostAgain with the racism? What is your major malfunction, anyway? And what's that about Anthony mean anyway?
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Why does she call herself Red Snowflake? Wouldn't "Red CoalLump" better suit her ethnic mix? "BrownBloodiedBand-Aid", perhaps? Hmm.Originally posted by Ezekiel Bathfire View PostSo you're a beaner and an injun? A Beanjun!
... Unless it's a muddy old snowflake she's referring to -- now that would make sense.
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Honest injun?Originally posted by Red Snowflake View PostPastor Pistle.... Injun is a racist term.
We just believe in calling a spade a spade.Originally posted by Red Snowflake View PostAgain with the racism? What is your major malfunction, anyway?
Nobody cares. Really. We're here to save souls, not as fashion consultants.And what's that about Anthony mean anyway? I noticed that black goes well with my hair and eyes on my own. I mean, they are black...sometimes my eyes shine aubern in the sun though....
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Originally posted by Ezekiel Bathfire View PostGood to see your man's doing his job.
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[color=darkred] So you're a beaner and an injun? A Beanjun!
(Note that I capitalized Beanjun to show respect...)Again with the racism? What is your major malfunction, anyway? And what's that about Anthony mean anyway? I noticed that black goes well with my hair and eyes on my own. I mean, they are black...sometimes my eyes shine aubern in the sun though....Originally posted by Brother Temperance View PostSo you're an injun/meskin hybrid? Does this mean we can hire you as a gardener and then pay you in blankets?
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So you're an injun/meskin hybrid? Does this mean we can hire you as a gardener and then pay you in blankets?Originally posted by Red Snowflake View PostAnswers to all: No, I do not own a black sombrero. I don't like hats therefore I don't wear them.
With this skin complexion, black is a blessing sent by Those On High. Bright colors never have done it for me. The black goes with my hair and my eyes.
Pastor Pistle.... Injun is a racist term. The proper term is Mestizo. Meaning that, namely, my Great Grandmother was Mexican and my Great Grandfather was Native American.
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