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  • MitzaLizalor
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    Re: Greetings from an atheist

    Originally posted by Ravenmann View Post
    I was a pious muslim child until my 12th year or something..I stopped believing in God, though I did continue reading about Islam etc.
    Hello .. I was interested in your comment. Muslims do not believe in God so can't "stop" believing in God. Obviously whatever they do believe in (which looks like the moon when they make an idol of it) could be given up but in some places calling it "God" is a punishable offence.

    "Allah" and "God" are two different words which mean two different things.



    JAN 2010 "Why are the Christians claiming Allah?" asks businessman Rahim Ismail, 47, his face contorted in rage and disbelief. He shakes his head and raises his voice while waiting for a taxi along Jalan Tun Razak, a main thoroughfare in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's capital. "Everybody in the world knows Allah is the Muslim God and belongs to Muslims. I cannot understand why the Christians want to claim Allah as their God," Rahim says as passersby, mostly Muslims, gather around and nod in agreement.



    JUN 2014 Malaysia's highest court has rejected a challenge to the ban on Christians using the word "Allah" to refer to God, in a highly divisive legal case in the Muslim-majority nation.



    NOV 2014 The government’s National Council for Islamic Religious Affairs deliberated on the issue of whether non-Muslims have the right to use the word Allah and issued a fatwa. “The conference decided that the word Allah is a sacred word specific only to the religion and followers of Islam and it cannot be used or made to be similar with religions other than Islam,” said the fatwa, which was posted on the government’s “e-fatwa” website.

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  • James Hutchins
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    I simply do not understand the audacity and outright rudeness of people. You extend your hand with goodwill and friendship only to have it slapped. It is the failing of following Jesus I think.

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  • Dr Laurence Niles
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    Originally posted by Ravenmann
    LGBT "community" is strongly opposed to it. I'd like to read further in depth about it because the methods interest me.
    Of course they are opposed to it. The gaywise hate Jesus and want nothing better to inculcate clean limbed young youths with barely the downiest wisps of fluff on their soft cheeks into anal sexualism

    Leviticus 20:13 If a man also lie with mankind, as he lieth with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination: they shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them

    We know for a fact that although the Jews have a lot to answer for it’s really the lesbeans and the homers that are now part of the liberal militant elite who are pushing these perversions in the great Nation.

    Did you know lesbeopaths routinely inject men with a chemical that makes them choose to be gay when they go on marches? I know a doctor and they say there is proof.

    YIC

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  • Ravenmann
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    Originally posted by Isabella White View Post
    Rest assured: we are waiting for this authentication. I might mention that we have many trolls swinging their way through our Hallowed gates here, so we've heard all of this before.

    You're right about how libraries can have a beautiful feeling to them, especially when they have shelves and shelves full of books that glorify God Almighty. But there are also times when libraries have a dark, sinister side to them, when we find that LIE-beral books have crept their way onto the shelves. As former head librarian, and now gladly volunteering my time, I am able to purge the shelves of current, trendy books, such as anything to do with the hoax of climate change, or the assertion of those LGBT-rights people, or the evils of medical abominations (such as "helpful guides" for the troubled tranny type.) This coming weekend, I will be hosting the monthly book-burning ceremony where these books shall "somehow or another" find their way onto the piles of burning leaves from my garden. Sincerely, Isabella W.

    P.S. Speaking of glorifying God Almighty, I would like to leave a verse of Scripture with you. Food for thought! And after you've read this, please consider and remember: without Christ as your Savior, YOU are stepping closer and closer to the jaws of eternal flames in HELL. Hebrews 1:3 "Who being the brightness of his glory, and the express image of his person, and upholding all things by the word of his power, when he had by himself purged our sins, sat down on the right hand of the Majesty on high".
    Interesting. Yeah, it is good to purge the trash of the shelves. I too cannot stand most of modern literature, because it is really stupid and promotes degeneracy and faggotry. As for trannies, those people are completely sick and it should be noted that it is completely impossible to transition from one gender to another, and those people are sick and they are just mutilating themselves.

    Originally posted by Dr Laurence Niles View Post
    I agree completely.

    There should be no lengths that a good Christian should not go to make a gaywise turn normal. My understanding is that gay conversion therapy has an excellent record and ex-gays can go on to live long and fruitful lives as productive Christians when they marry and have children as proof that the choice to follow Christ is more powerful than the choice to be attracted by the same sex.

    YIC

    LGBT "community" is strongly opposed to it. I'd like to read further in depth about it because the methods interest me.

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  • Dr Laurence Niles
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    Originally posted by Ravenmann View Post
    Well, I think that faggots and queers are something that should not be normalized ans accepted..
    I agree completely.

    There should be no lengths that a good Christian should not go to make a gaywise turn normal. My understanding is that gay conversion therapy has an excellent record and ex-gays can go on to live long and fruitful lives as productive Christians when they marry and have children as proof that the choice to follow Christ is more powerful than the choice to be attracted by the same sex.

    YIC

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  • Basilissa
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    Originally posted by Ravenmann View Post
    I don't really know if the claim about homosexual animals is true. I have grown up with animals and never witnessed anything like that. Could be a queer propaganda.
    I totally agree. Anecdotal evidence (like what you just provided) is way better than objective observation, systematical data gathering, statistical analysis, and other ways scientists arrive at their crazy conclusions.

    Wew, dear, you truly possess the mind of a True Christian™! I hope you'll start reading the Bible soon, that's the first step towards accepting is as 100% true and following it to the letter. I will be praying for you.

    Yes. Well every religious community true to itself should strive to survive and remain pure and true to their teachings. Just the way it is.
    I guess I agree. While Christianity (as well as Islam) made a path for itself by centuries of "convert or die" strategy, I guess we don't want to convert literally everybody - after all, God didn't create Hell for it to stay empty, did He?

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  • Dana723
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    So tell us, why do you spit on our Precious Lord and Saviour's bloodied and broken body, which by the way he endured for your sake, and reject His love gift? I hope you do enjoy Hell.


    But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death. Revelation 21:8

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  • Isabella White
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    Originally posted by Ravenmann View Post
    Yes. I do know what a VPN is. I will find a way to prove my authenticity, one way or another

    Librarian, you say? I always loved books and libraries. They just have a beautiful feeling to them. To disprove inconsistencies in my story, I will disclose it. I am from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Only muslim country in all of Europe.
    Rest assured: we are waiting for this authentication. I might mention that we have many trolls swinging their way through our Hallowed gates here, so we've heard all of this before.

    You're right about how libraries can have a beautiful feeling to them, especially when they have shelves and shelves full of books that glorify God Almighty. But there are also times when libraries have a dark, sinister side to them, when we find that LIE-beral books have crept their way onto the shelves. As former head librarian, and now gladly volunteering my time, I am able to purge the shelves of current, trendy books, such as anything to do with the hoax of climate change, or the assertion of those LGBT-rights people, or the evils of medical abominations (such as "helpful guides" for the troubled tranny type.) This coming weekend, I will be hosting the monthly book-burning ceremony where these books shall "somehow or another" find their way onto the piles of burning leaves from my garden. Sincerely, Isabella W.

    P.S. Speaking of glorifying God Almighty, I would like to leave a verse of Scripture with you. Food for thought! And after you've read this, please consider and remember: without Christ as your Savior, YOU are stepping closer and closer to the jaws of eternal flames in HELL. Hebrews 1:3 "Who being the brightness of his glory, and the express image of his person, and upholding all things by the word of his power, when he had by himself purged our sins, sat down on the right hand of the Majesty on high".

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  • Didymus Much
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    Originally posted by Ravenmann View Post
    No need for hostility, Pastor Ezekiel...
    Waltzing in somewhere you at least expect to not be welcomed with open arms, you go and TELL the guy in charge how to react to your presence?

    On that note, even though your sex (and sexuality) may be open questions yet, at least they know you're white.

    ...I literally promise that I am here to learn about christianity...
    Oh ho ho ho, that's rich! You want to learn about Christianity? READ THE BIBLE. It's all there. Even the bits where it says that anyone who isn't Saved™ (to their standards, natch) is a lying bastard who lies constantly, and you just lied right there.

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  • Isabella White
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    Originally posted by BrotherLarry View Post
    Dearest Granny Isabella,


    If this muslim terrorist insults you just let me know and I will get on the next plane (unless he's on it) to defend you. You know the burden I have for the homersekshul and he's already trying to insult me - er, them - and I'm not fooled by his pretend politeness. I know as a muslime his inherent nature is violence and divisiveness. I bet he didn't even vote for Trump and probably wants to see Bob Barr impeached.

    Note how he won't reveal his age because he doesn't want us to know he is a 64 year old from Iraq or somewhere like that, planning the next 9/11. May GOD (not allah, piss be on him) save his soul.

    PS: Raven, once again you use pejorative linguisticisms to describe the homer. We do NOT insult people here and these statements do not set well with our Dept of Faith. Nonetheless, I hope the LORD GOD blesses you on our friendly and welcoming forums.
    Oh, thank you so very kindly, dear Great-Grandbaby Brother Larry! You are so thoughtful to this old Granny, and Lord knows you mean the world to me. But I'll be OK, so please don't fret about it. This old bird didn't get to be 84 just by having Boy Scouts help me crossing the street. No, sirree! The Lord Himself has been with me through thick and thin, fat and lean, dry and wet, and I am ever-grateful to Him! Why, just this morning, I was singing one of my favorite hymns whilst playing the pump organ in my parlor, and the second verse, in particular, seemed so significant to me:


    From "O, God, Our Help in Ages Past" --
    Under the shadow of your throne
    Your saints have dwelt secure;
    Sufficient is Your Arm alone,
    And our defense is sure.


    Now, you just have yourself a blessed day, Dear Beloved One. And if that Mooslim bothers you, just let me know and I'll be sure to give him a piece of my Godly mind! Lovingly, Granny Isabella.

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  • Mary Etheldreda
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    Originally posted by Ravenmann View Post
    So, that's about it. I hope I can be tolerated, if not accepted.
    So far you're hardly tolerable. You keep talking about yourself and what you want. We're here to talk about JESUS and what HE wants.


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  • Ravenmann
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    Originally posted by Dennis Lukes View Post
    That's good. You can't imagine how many evil sinners come onto this website proclaiming themselves geniuses who know better than us.



    I need to correct you on that. We have a subforum for exposing false religions. This includes new age religions, but also the older cults as well. After all, Islam and Hinduism are equally as false and illegitimate as Scientology and Rastafarianism.



    But you just told us "I am not saying that I know more than you." While new intelligence on Satan and his wicked works is always welcome, you're not in a position to see right from wrong. You need to convert from the atheist cult and get right with Christ Jesus , and then you will have the necessary mental framework to contribute meaningfully to this body of knowledge.




    A non-Christian can only ever be tolerated, NEVER accepted. Follow the KJV 1611 Holy Bible to the letter, and we'll welcome you with open arms as a brother. Reject Christ, and we'll see you in Hell, from Heaven.
    Right and wrong is subjective. What I meant to say is that I have the knowledge about those religions that have been gained from internal sources, such as interacting with some long standing members or obtaining and reading some hard to find book that gives us some insight on how those cults work. Also, please note that atheists are not a cult in any way.
    So, that's about it. I hope I can be tolerated, if not accepted.

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  • Dennis Lukes
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    Re: Greetings from an atheist

    Originally posted by Ravenmann View Post
    I am not saying that I know more then you,
    That's good. You can't imagine how many evil sinners come onto this website proclaiming themselves geniuses who know better than us.


    Originally posted by Ravenmann View Post
    but I noticed that you have a subforum for exposing new age religions such as Wicca
    I need to correct you on that. We have a subforum for exposing false religions. This includes new age religions, but also the older cults as well. After all, Islam and Hinduism are equally as false and illegitimate as Scientology and Rastafarianism.


    Originally posted by Ravenmann View Post
    and I have quite a bit knowledge on them and I would like to contribute so you can recognize them and their symbols as well as messages in public.
    But you just told us "I am not saying that I know more than you." While new intelligence on Satan and his wicked works is always welcome, you're not in a position to see right from wrong. You need to convert from the atheist cult and get right with Christ Jesus , and then you will have the necessary mental framework to contribute meaningfully to this body of knowledge.


    Originally posted by Ravenmann View Post
    I hope that you will see fit to accept me here, even though I am "unsaved". I will not post anything that opposes the rules.
    A non-Christian can only ever be tolerated, NEVER accepted. Follow the KJV 1611 Holy Bible to the letter, and we'll welcome you with open arms as a brother. Reject Christ, and we'll see you in Hell, from Heaven.

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  • Ravenmann
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    Originally posted by Dr Laurence Niles View Post
    Welcome, young lady!

    I’m guessing that Jesus has bought you here. But is it to test OUR faith or for YOUR Salvation®?

    And it shall come to pass, that whosoever shall call on the name of the Lord shall be saved - Acts 2:21

    YIC
    Not lady, but a lad.

    Originally posted by Basilissa View Post
    Excellent point, dear. Do you think we should eradicate all the animal species which also commit this abomination? I know, that would mean no more lamb for dinner, but I'm sure there is at least one edible animal species which members don't participate in homosexual behaviors!
    That's the way to do it, dear! Both Christianity and Islam have been selectively pro-life, killing infidels and protecting lives of their own.

    I don't really know if the claim about homosexual animals is true. I have grown up with animals and never witnessed anything like that. Could be a queer propaganda.


    Yes. Well every religious community true to itself should strive to survive and remain pure and true to their teachings. Just the way it is.

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  • Basilissa
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    Originally posted by Ravenmann View Post
    It simply is not normal nor natural. I'm sick of libtrash atheists talking about evolution one minute and talking about how faggots are normal in another. I believe humans evolved to have heterosexual sex only. It is not normal.
    Excellent point, dear. Do you think we should eradicate all the animal species which also commit this abomination? I know, that would mean no more lamb for dinner, but I'm sure there is at least one edible animal species which members don't participate in homosexual behaviors!
    I am pro life in sense of an abortion question. I am all for death penalty for some of the scum of the earth. So you could say pro some life only.
    That's the way to do it, dear! Both Christianity and Islam have been selectively pro-life, killing infidels and protecting lives of their own.

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