[narrowpathy]

Re: About reading ungodly books.

The Joos also eat children as is proved in this painting.

actually, that painting is of a Roman devouring his child. It's by a Spanish artist Fransisc0 Goya.
Here is another one by Rubens

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Rubens_saturn.jpg

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: About reading ungodly books.

actually, that painting is of a Roman devouring his child. It's by a Spanish artist Fransisc0 Goya.

Who was a damned Christ-killing joo.....

[Juliette]

Re: About reading ungodly books.

actually, that painting is of a Roman devouring his child. It's by a Spanish artist Fransisc0 Goya.
Here is another one by Rubens
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Rubens_saturn.jpg

Allthough there was some controversy in Israel that it may have inspired a cartoonist making a cartoon of Jews eating Christian children.

"Many Jewish groups were shocked in 2003 by the British newspaper The Independent's publication of a cartoon depicting Ariel Sharon eating a baby.[4] The Israeli government complained to the Press Complaints Commission that the cartoon alluded to the blood libel of Jews eating the children of Christians; Dave Brown, the author, responded that the cartoon was in fact inspired by Francisco de Goya's painting Saturn Devouring His Son and was not anti-Semitic in intent. The PCC accepted Brown's argument, stating "There is nothing inherently anti-semitic about the Goya image or about the myth of Saturn devouring his children, which has been used previously to satirise other politicians accused of sacrificing their own 'children' for political purposes".[5] The cartoon ultimately earned Brown the British Political Cartoon Society's Political Cartoon of the Year award."

Blood Libel.

[Juliette]

Re: About reading ungodly books.

Anyway. As a catholic Goya was most likely a racist joo hater.

But nothing new. Everybody these days hated the Joos. Including God for killing Jesus.

And it's also likely that inspired him making this painting.

Did you take a look at the nose of this so-called 'Saturn'?

[Brother Temperance]

Re: About reading ungodly books.

The Joos also eat children as is proved in this painting.

Did you know that the Joos have even started making jellybeans out of negro children, canning them and selling them? Shocking, but true.

[Soultis]

Re: About reading ungodly books.

Did you know that the Joos have even started making jellybeans out of negro children, canning them and selling them? Shocking, but true.

Wow. That was definitly an interesting picture in my mind. Can't say I've ever heard of such a thing but yes I am a little shocked.

[Sionisx2]

Re: About reading ungodly books.

I agree with the original poster, my curiosity compels me to read "ungodly" books. So, I was wondering what you guys think of these two authors.

John Milton, most commonly known for Paradise Lost and Paradise Regained.

Dante Alighieri, most commonly known for The Divine Comedy, and Dante's Inferno, which depicts a Hell of seven levels (and more circles within levels...)

In any case, I have both books and think both of them are literary greats.

One of Milton's poems are one of my favorites I'll quote it here:

"FLY envious Time, till thou run out thy race,
Call on the lazy leaden-stepping hours,
Whose speed is but the heavy Plummets pace;
And glut thy self with what thy womb devours,
Which is no more then what is false and vain,
And meerly mortal dross;
So little is our loss,
So little is thy gain.
For when as each thing bad thou hast entomb'd,
And last of all, thy greedy self consum'd,
Then long Eternity shall greet our bliss
With an individual kiss;
And Joy shall overtake us as a flood,
When every thing that is sincerely good
And perfectly divine,
With Truth, and Peace, and Love shall ever shine
About the supreme Throne
Of him, t'whose happy-making sight alone,
When once our heav'nly-guided soul shall clime,
Then all this Earthy grosnes quit,
Attir'd with Stars, we shall for ever sit,
Triumphing over Death, and Chance, and thee O Time."

I have The Poetical Works of Milton, published in 1858 in London. Which has both Paradise Lost and Paradise Regained, plus many other poems and sonnets, and psalms. Nabbed it off e-bay for about... if I remember right... $25 I believe it was, including shipping here to the US.

[Juliette]

Re: About reading ungodly books.



The work of Mr Dante is very usefull. It gives a realistic view of the terrible horrors one will experience in hell.

[joshjg]

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Juliette -

There ARE two woman authors who write perfectly Godly books:

Ann Coulter, and Ayn Rand.

The ladies at the orphanage used to read Atlas Shrugged to we children at bedtime, if we couldn't sleep after prayers and Bible time. Ah, happy days!

Hey we agree on somethin!!!!

I love Ayn Rand, she is a brilliant writer. amazingy talented woman.

[Brother Temperance]

Re: About reading ungodly books.

Hey we agree on somethin!!!!

I love Ayn Rand, she is a brilliant writer. amazingy talented woman.

Do you know what Ayn Rand said about sodomites?

In 1971, Rand published The New Left, a collection of essays which directly attacked the feminist and sexual liberation movements, including the gay rights movement. She called them "hideous" for their demand for what she considered "special privileges" from the government. She also addressed homosexuality directly, writing that "[T]o proclaim spiritual sisterhood with lesbians... is so repulsive a set of premises from so loathsome a sense of life that an accurate commentary would require the kind of language I do not like to see in print." ("The Age of Envy")
In response to questions from the audience at the two Ford Hall Forum lectures she gave at Northeastern University, Rand explained her stance in more detail. In her 1968 lecture, she said, "I do not approve of such practices or regard them as necessarily moral, but it is improper for the law to interfere with a relationship between consenting adults." (Ayn Rand Answers, p. 18) In 1971, Rand repeated this stance, then explained that homosexuality "involves psychological flaws, corruptions, errors, or unfortunate premises", concluding that homosexuality "is immoral, and more than that; if you want my really sincere opinion, it's disgusting."[1]

[Sionisx2]

Re: About reading ungodly books.

The work of Mr Dante is very usefull. It gives a realistic view of the terrible horrors one will experience in hell.

I completely agree.

[Juliette]

Re: About reading ungodly books.

I completely agree.

Thank you mister Sionisx2. I'm glad we agree on this one.

But hell is not a place where one would like to be, isn't it?

So did you allready accepted Jesus as your savior?

[Sionisx2]

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Yes, hell is deffinitely not a nice place to be, I'm sure. I accepted Jesus as my Savior back when I was ... probably 10 or 11 years old. .. My parents didn't expose me to Christianity until they put me into a Lutheran private School.

[Juliette]

Re: About reading ungodly books.

Yes, hell is deffinitely not a nice place to be, I'm sure. I accepted Jesus as my Savior back when I was ... probably 10 or 11 years old. .. My parents didn't expose me to Christianity until they put me into a Lutheran private School.

Lutheran. That's good. So you also despise these filthy unreliable joos?

[Brother Temperance]

Re: About reading ungodly books.

Yes, hell is deffinitely not a nice place to be, I'm sure. I accepted Jesus as my Savior back when I was ... probably 10 or 11 years old. .. My parents didn't expose me to Christianity until they put me into a Lutheran private School.

Enough about Lutheranism, tells us about when you first encountered Christianity.