[Judas]

Re: Pagan Culture Never Died

[quote=Ezekiel Bathfire;272392]Magical? About as magical as a faucet... it is always wise to keep an eye on the ways of Satan. God is a step ahead and He likes it if we are.

Y'all ready for Satan's barbecue, boy?[/quote]

OOOhhhh! I looove a good BBQ!! I'll bring the coals and you bring he meat! I've got an old bible to start the fire!!!! BTW I am a woman not a boy!!!

[Ezekiel Bathfire]

Re: Pagan Culture Never Died

[quote=Judas;272394]

Magical? About as magical as a faucet... it is always wise to keep an eye on the ways of Satan. God is a step ahead and He likes it if we are.

Y'all ready for Satan's barbecue, boy?[/quote]

OOOhhhh! I looove a good BBQ!! I'll bring the coals and you bring he meat! I've got an old bible to start the fire!!!! BTW I am a woman not a boy!!!

The coals are there already and you're the meat, I'll be looking down from Paradise sipping a Mint Julep with Jesus. Learn to lip-read, the screams of the damned in Hell drown out most of what can be heard.

Satan's not too bothered what sex you are - he's an equal opportunity torturer.

[Judas]

Re: Pagan Culture Never Died

I'll be looking down from Paradise sipping a Mint Julep with Jesus

Now that sounds just peachy!! Tell me, what does Satan drink? I thought Jesus was a wino...why do you think he would drink mint julip???

[SayvedByTheLord]

Re: Pagan Culture Never Died

Mr. sayved theres' a couple here that look like that why do you ask?

I was gazing out the window of my limo and as we passed your community I noticed this particular "manufactured home" was a bit finer than the others. They all have Camero's up on blocks.

[Rev. M. Rodimer]

Re: Pagan Culture Never Died

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It's funny you should know that you little devil!! what were you doing playing around on a magical site!!!! It's nice to know that you xtians still have an interest in your roots!!!!

It's called Google, you dimwitted boob.

It was obvious the little thief didn't write it; the sentences made sense, and there were no spelling errors.

[Hate333]

Re: Pagan Culture Never Died

Pagan culture never died. It changed, was hidden, became hushed -- but never died. We can look around and see that many of the Old ways are still part of everyday life. Here's a few examples. What others can you see in your own surroundings?

A personal favorite is the candle-magic ritual we do once a year, celebrating one's incarnation with the chant "Happy Birthday to you." A wish is made, the candles blown out and gifts given. This custom dates back to worship of Artemis, Greek Goddess of the Moon. On Her day, cakes were baked in the shape of a crescent moon and decorated with candles. If worshippers could blow out the candles in a single breath, the Goddess would look upon them with favor. Whether ancient Greek myth, or a modern-day spell, the way we celebrate our birthday is truly magic!<SPAN style="COLOR: black"><FONT face="Times New Roman">

This is the first truthful thing I have seen written on here.
Well Done.
This site shocks me to the core.
Yule Blessings to you and yours
Blessed Be

[Hate333]

Re: Pagan Culture Never Died

Wait does that mean i dont' have to have birth day parties for my kids on account of its' a pagan holiday think of all the money ill' save.

If you are thinking that way maybe you shouldnt have kids

[Hate333]

Re: Pagan Culture Never Died

I think you're full of shit (excuse my language pastors). Everyone knows that Artemis was the virgin goddess of the wild/hunt -- for both Greeks and Romans (rather the Roman equivalent, Diana). There are even myths of her changing into a stag.....Now why would a goddess of the moon transform into a stag? Makes more sense for a goddess of the hunt, huh? Sounds like someone's an idiot...

I do find it funny that this person is willing to go to Hell for a "religion" they can't even get right

Before you make ridiculous comments do your research.
Nearly all Goddesses are Moon deities, with many attributes associated with them. All deities have animals associated with them....a bit like...let me see... Jesus with lambs, fish, lion..etc

[Ezekiel Bathfire]

Re: Pagan Culture Never Died

This is the first truthful thing I have seen written on here.

So, you think that blowing out candles is "magic". Son, you're a retard. Magic is for the ignorant and superstitious, I think Jesus said that some time after he turned the water into wine.

[Hate333]

Re: Pagan Culture Never Died

Jimmy is your trailer the one with skirting and tie-downs ?

I see that you have found the NEW religion(1620).
Paganism is alot older than that.......

[Ezekiel Bathfire]

Re: Pagan Culture Never Died

I see that you have found the NEW religion(1620).
Paganism is alot older than that.......

You're not too bright are you, son? Nothing can be older than Christianity - God created the World and therefore, by definition, Christianity was first, and thus the only True Religion™

[Hate333]

Re: Pagan Culture Never Died

So, you think that blowing out candles is "magic". Son, you're a retard. Magic is for the ignorant and superstitious, I think Jesus said that some time after he turned the water into wine.

To begin with I am female. And Jesus turned water to wine, interesting.... is that not alchemy....transmutation....therefore was he not a magician of sorts??

[Hate333]

Re: Pagan Culture Never Died

Nothing can be older than Christianity - God created the World and therefore, by definition, Christianity was the first, only and True Religion™

Hmmm......So the Romans were Christians?? The Babylonians?? The Sumerians? Dont think so!

[Hate333]

Re: Pagan Culture Never Died

By the way Christian means follower of Christ. So if Christ was not created at the beginning of time, Christianity is not the first religion.

[Ezekiel Bathfire]

Re: Pagan Culture Never Died

To begin with I am female. And Jesus turned water to wine, interesting.... is that not alchemy....transmutation....therefore was he not a magician of sorts??

Alchemy? Transmutation? Why do you speak in ancient American? The changing of water into wine was a miracle! All miracles are mysteries; nothing more, nothing less. Do not forget that God created the World and the Universe and man out of dust. We know not how and do not need to know.

You would also do well to remember that God made woman from man as a helper, which is about one stage up from beasts of burden.

Does your father know you're posting here? Does he approve of your questioning God's purpose? I very much doubt it!