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  • Agnostic Celt
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    Re: Da ddiwrnod

    Originally posted by Billy Bob Jenkins View Post
    Then why do you worship Darwinism? That will get you nowhere but to Hell. Do you know what will happen to you in Hell?
    I do not worship him any more than I worship Pythagoras for his Theorem. I just think it agrees with other fields of knowledge, such as archaeology, geology, astronomy and what have you. I do not believe evolution denies the existence of God - I mean what a truly majestic feature of life and the Universe it is!

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  • Billy Bob Jenkins
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    Re: Da ddiwrnod

    Originally posted by Agnostic Celt View Post
    I have no attraction to Hell.
    Then why do you worship Darwinism? That will get you nowhere but to Hell. Do you know what will happen to you in Hell?

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  • Agnostic Celt
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    Re: Da ddiwrnod

    Originally posted by aim for heaven View Post
    For I dipt into the future, far as human eye could see, saw a vision of the world, and all the wonder that would be'

    you quote Tennyson, an admitted agnostic, but haven't mentioned your favorite biblical verse? Would you share it with us?

    I have never confessed to a minister.
    What church are you a member of?
    Hmm that's a toughie, I'll have to get back to you on that? I'm reading through the Bible at the moment, just reached Leviticus. I will say the I enjoy the profound yet simple elegance of Genesis chapter 1.

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  • Benedict A. Davis
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    Re: Da ddiwrnod

    For I dipt into the future, far as human eye could see, saw a vision of the world, and all the wonder that would be'

    you quote Tennyson, an admitted agnostic, but haven't mentioned your favorite biblical verse? Would you share it with us?

    I have never confessed to a minister.
    What church are you a member of?

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  • Agnostic Celt
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    Re: Da ddiwrnod

    I have no attraction to Hell. Charles Darwin certainly has not inspired me to 'do' anything, he merely presented what I felt is a great explanation for how God makes the Universe run. And I don't know who Anton Lavey is sorry.

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  • Billy Bob Jenkins
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    Re: Da ddiwrnod

    Originally posted by Agnostic Celt View Post
    I admit to to being an Agnostic
    So where do you think your attraction to Hell stems from? Were you inspired by Charles Darwin and his monkeys? Or was it Anton LaVey?

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  • Agnostic Celt
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    Re: Da ddiwrnod

    Originally posted by aim for heaven View Post
    It sounds like Wales is full of ring kissing catyliks, when was your last confession?
    I'm not sure what a catylik is... and I have never confessed to a minister.

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  • Agnostic Celt
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    Re: Da ddiwrnod

    Originally posted by Talitha View Post
    It isn't even it's original place name.
    Until the 19th Century it was just
    Llanfair Pwllgwyngyll until some Cobbler came along and changed it!
    What kind of place gets it's name from a Cobbler?
    I'm sorry I'm not sure of your point here. Yes it was made as a sort of 19th century marketing gimmick but what difference does it make if a cobbler made it?

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  • Benedict A. Davis
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    Re: Da ddiwrnod

    Originally posted by Agnostic Celt View Post
    Okay so I've made mistakes, there's no need to insult me... though thank you Felicity for the kind welcome

    I assure you, I wasn't here to promote atheism as I am not an atheist.

    As 'Celt' is not actually a Celtic word (ironic I know) you can pronounce it how you like, but yes I tend to use a hard C.

    Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysilio gogogoch translates as:

    St Mary's Church in a hollow of white hazel near the swirling whirlpool of the church of St Tyslio with a red cave.

    I am not a Satanist. I did not persecute, only corrected a forum members incorrect knowledge on purely historical (not scientific or religious) information.

    And to be clear, I'm not homosexual, and I have very good teeth...
    It sounds like Wales is full of ring kissing catyliks, when was your last confession?

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  • Talitha
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    Re: Da ddiwrnod

    Originally posted by Agnostic Celt View Post

    Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysilio gogogoch translates as:

    St Mary's Church in a hollow of white hazel near the swirling whirlpool of the church of St Tyslio with a red cave.
    It isn't even it's original place name.
    Until the 19th Century it was just
    Llanfair Pwllgwyngyll until some Cobbler came along and changed it!
    What kind of place gets it's name from a Cobbler?

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  • Agnostic Celt
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    Re: Da ddiwrnod

    Okay so I've made mistakes, there's no need to insult me... though thank you Felicity for the kind welcome

    I assure you, I wasn't here to promote atheism as I am not an atheist.

    As 'Celt' is not actually a Celtic word (ironic I know) you can pronounce it how you like, but yes I tend to use a hard C.

    Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysilio gogogoch translates as:

    St Mary's Church in a hollow of white hazel near the swirling whirlpool of the church of St Tyslio with a red cave.

    I am not a Satanist. I did not persecute, only corrected a forum members incorrect knowledge on purely historical (not scientific or religious) information.

    And to be clear, I'm not homosexual, and I have very good teeth...

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  • Jedediah
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    Re: Da ddiwrnod

    Welcome, hellbound sinner. I do indeed hope that you will spend some time absorbing our profound True Christian(tm) Knowledge. I suspect that it is the LORD's Plan that you come here, bear witness to our Christian Perfection, and turn your life around, accepting Jesus Christ as your personal LORD and Savior.

    He brought you here because He wants you to join us in Heaven. He died for your sins, you know. I think you owe it to Him.

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  • James Hutchins
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    Re: Da ddiwrnod

    Welcome Friend, tell me, when did you hear the calling and make Jesus Christ your personal savior?
    What passage in the KJV brings a tear to your eye?

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  • Billy Bob Jenkins
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    Re: Da ddiwrnod

    Originally posted by Agnostic Celt View Post
    Anyway, I admit to to being an Agnostic who was looking forward to talking (not flaming!) about our differing views of the world - and must also admit I did not read the rules stating this was not that kind of site. My apologies, I will simply browse the forum quietly. Peace be upon you all
    You thought this was a hangout for Satanists like you? So you came on here and started persecuting innocent, unsuspecting Christians to get them to give up the truth and conform to your filthy atheism. Where do you get off?

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  • Felicity
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    Re: Da ddiwrnod

    @Agnostic Celt Welcome! I hope we can be friends!

    Since you are new here please look at our please read this before posting and our your rights on this forum threads! If you already did that, just do it again. There you can learn that this forum is not about debating or unsaved opinions but about praising Jesus!

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