[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: A Christian Petition to destroy Stonehenge

Well here's one.

Stonehenge was used to teach about God.

I never 'claimed,' I said it could be.

You are a liar and I have posted the proof. You claimed it was so in the affirmative, you did not qualify your statement in any way.

You have now lost all credibility, as if you had much to begin with. Unsaved scum like you will obviously say anything at all in order to spit on Jesus.

[maverickxeo]

Re: A Christian Petition to destroy Stonehenge

Proof for what? I've already provided you with one study! How many more do you need -- I have yet to see one showing that Stonehenge is or ever has been used for Christian purposes!


Which one?

What was your proof again? I don't remember seeing any proof.

And all of your Ph. D's.

[maverickxeo]

Re: A Christian Petition to destroy Stonehenge

You are a liar and I have posted the proof. You claimed it was so in the affirmative, you did not qualify your statement in any way.

You have now lost all credibility, as if you had much to begin with. Unsaved scum like you will obviously say anything at all in order to spit on Jesus.

Notice how I didn't say "This is what it is for sure!" I said it in a way that states a theory.

You've lost all credibility, and you lost it when you decided to take God's Word literally.

[Dr. Ernest C. Ville, D.C.S.]

Re: A Christian Petition to destroy Stonehenge

What was your proof again? I don't remember seeing any proof.

They have argued that Stonehenge was the terminus of a long, ritualised funerary procession for treating the dead, which began in the east, during sunrise at Woodhenge and Durrington Walls, moved down the Avon and then along the Avenue reaching Stonehenge in the west at sunset. The journey from wood to stone via water was, they consider, a symbolic journey from life to death

This famous ceremonial centre constituted, at least in its primitive form, a sanctuary built to insure relations with the ancestors.

Stonehenge observations were used to indicate the appropriate days in the annual ritual cycle.

And the list goes on. Perhaps you need to consult Professor Google....

[Dr. Ernest C. Ville, D.C.S.]

Re: A Christian Petition to destroy Stonehenge

Notice how I didn't say "This is what it is for sure!" I said it in a way that states a theory.

So if I asked you what color the sky was and you said "blue", you'd be lying because you didn't say "Blue. This is what it is for sure!". When you order pizza, do you tell the guinea on the other end your address, plus "That is what it is, for sure". Honestly, admit you were wrong and stop back-tracking. It's embarrassing.

You've lost all credibility, and you lost it when you decided to take God's Word literally.

So we lose credibility when we believe the account given to us by the Creator of the Universe, and yet you "keep" yours by blathering on and on about things you said but want to forget? You sound like John Kerry now

[maverickxeo]

Re: A Christian Petition to destroy Stonehenge

Originally Posted by Wikipedia
They have argued that Stonehenge was the terminus of a long, ritualised funerary procession for treating the dead, which began in the east, during sunrise at Woodhenge and Durrington Walls, moved down the Avon and then along the Avenue reaching Stonehenge in the west at sunset. The journey from wood to stone via water was, they consider, a symbolic journey from life to death


Argued; which means it is not concrete truth



Originally Posted by SacredSites.com
Stonehenge observations were used to indicate the appropriate days in the annual ritual cycle.

Key word: Observations.

And by the way, I like how all of your sources give different information, almost as if they are nothing more than theories. I also love the lack of evidence, other than what a few websites say.

[Dr. Ernest C. Ville, D.C.S.]

Re: A Christian Petition to destroy Stonehenge

So far we have at least two sources in my favor and.....how many in yours? Jesus hates hypocrites -- just look at the Pharisees. How many more "arguments" do you need from secular scientists emphasizing that Stonehenge was used in pagan rituals? I challenge you to find one source saying that Stonehenge was not used for pagan rituals at all!

[maverickxeo]

Re: A Christian Petition to destroy Stonehenge

And where did you get your Ph. D's? And what are they for?

[maverickxeo]

Re: A Christian Petition to destroy Stonehenge

So far we have at least two sources in my favor and.....how many in yours? Jesus hates hypocrites -- just look at the Pharisees. How many more "arguments" do you need from secular scientists emphasizing that Stonehenge was used in pagan rituals? I challenge you to find one source saying that Stonehenge was not used for pagan rituals at all!

Well, how long have Pagans been around? I don't think they were around during the creation of Stonehenge. Also, some theories are that Stonehenge was made for astronomy.

The fact here is that we don't know what it was made for; everything else is a theory.

[Dr. Ernest C. Ville, D.C.S.]

Re: A Christian Petition to destroy Stonehenge

And where did you get your Ph. D's? And what are they for?

I have received two from Landover Baptist University and one from Patriot University. If you were at all educated you would know that they are "Doctor of Philosophy" degrees.

[maverickxeo]

Re: A Christian Petition to destroy Stonehenge

I have received two from Landover Baptist University and one from Patriot University. If you were at all educated you would know that they are "Doctor of Philosophy" degrees.

Or if I bothered to look around. But I'm not. And being a "Doctor of Philosophy?" Doesn't philosophy go against your religion? Why would you need two of the same? This doesn't make you look smart at all...

[Dr. Ernest C. Ville, D.C.S.]

Re: A Christian Petition to destroy Stonehenge

Well, how long have Pagans been around? I don't think they were around during the creation of Stonehenge.

Pagans have been around since the Fall of Man -- I believe Cain was the original pagan. Perhaps you should ask Van Hellbeast the origins of her religion...

Also, some theories are that Stonehenge was made for [s]astronomy[s] astrology.

Astronomy didn't come about until the Christians began to revolutionize the scientific world. Everything before then was astrology.

The fact here is that we don't know what it was made for; everything else is a theory.

Stop trying to dance about the issue -- you can't provide even one shred of evidence stating that Stonehenge wasn't used for evil purposes. Admit it. Jesus hates a liar.

[Dr. Ernest C. Ville, D.C.S.]

Re: A Christian Petition to destroy Stonehenge

Doesn't philosophy go against your religion?

Not if Philosophy is based upon Jesus and His Teachings.... Are you merely a troll? Honestly, I've seen more intelligent questions asked by Mexicons at the local Taco Bell.

Why would you need two of the same? This doesn't make you look smart at all...

What can I say? I love my work for Jesus -- the advanced degrees are merely a by-product of this. On top of that, the secular world demands degrees in order to have a voice, so that is an added benefit. But my continued research merely bestows me with more degrees -- if nothing else, it gives my office a certain atmosphere...

[maverickxeo]

Re: A Christian Petition to destroy Stonehenge

Pagans have been around since the Fall of Man -- I believe Cain was the original pagan. Perhaps you should ask Van Hellbeast the origins of her religion...


Astronomy didn't come about until the Christians began to revolutionize the scientific world. Everything before then was astrology.


Stop trying to dance about the issue -- you can't provide even one shred of evidence stating that Stonehenge wasn't used for evil purposes. Admit it. Jesus hates a liar.

Astronomy = study of the skies. I'm sure people wanted to learn about it before Christians.

Astrology is not scientific at all, so it could not come before astronomy.

Dancing around the issue? How about you provide evidence that it is, in fact, used for 'evil' purposes.

[Dr. Ernest C. Ville, D.C.S.]

Re: A Christian Petition to destroy Stonehenge

Astronomy = study of the skies. I'm sure people wanted to learn about it before Christians.

Astrology

is a group of systems, traditions, and beliefs in which knowledge of the relative positions of celestial bodies and related details is held to be useful in understanding, interpreting and organizing information about personality, human affairs, and other terrestrial events.

And that is just what Stonehenge was for...

Astrology is not scientific at all

Neither is evolution, but people still preach that.

Dancing around the issue? How about you provide evidence that it is, in fact, used for 'evil' purposes.

Do I even have to respond to this? Really? Truly you can lead a horse to water, but my friend, you have rejected it. I have found you resource after resource and helped you in your research and you have done nothing but stick your fingers in your ears and scream "lalalala". It sickens me. I hope you aren't the same way when you read your Bible. Have you tithed yet?