[Lisa H]

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I am sorry for that remark but i did answer, i am not a follower of any Catholic, Celtic or Pagan religion i spent 7 years studying the correct bible, once again i humbly apologise. I don't know what came over me

Thats better. All I asked was if you followed the Celtic Christianity. Just a simple yes or no question. There must not be very many people on your island, only about 200 people.

[Mrs. Rogers]

Re: Old in the tooth but new to the internet

I am sorry for that remark but i did answer, i am not a follower of any Catholic, Celtic or Pagan religion i spent 7 years studying the correct bible, once again i humbly apologise. I don't know what came over me

Perhaps you are suffering from a form of island madness, dear. So you studied the KJV 1611 then, at Cambridge? You know, now that you're on the internets, there are many online divinity degree thingies you could do -- probably save yourself quite a bit of money too!

[UnHolyislandman]

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Thank you for accepting my apology, Yes i think there are around 160 who live on the island but we have thousands of visitors each year. Thankfully we have a causeway which can only be crossed a couple of times a day so we can have our quiet periods for pray.

[UnHolyislandman]

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Perhaps you are suffering from a form of island madness, dear. So you studied the KJV 1611 then, at Cambridge? You know, now that you're on the internets, there are many online divinity degree thingies you could do -- probably save yourself quite a bit of money too!

I love the solitude here as it gives me time to reflect, i think the money and time spent at Cambridge was worth every penny...or cent but i may look at more learning and thank you for the advise.

[Lisa H]

Re: Old in the tooth but new to the internet

Thank you for accepting my apology, Yes i think there are around 160 who live on the island but we have thousands of visitors each year. Thankfully we have a causeway which can only be crossed a couple of times a day so we can have our quiet periods for pray.

There is a Lindisfarne in Tasmania Australia. It does not have many people either. That must be where you island got its name from.

[Mrs. Rogers]

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I love the solitude here as it gives me time to reflect, i think the money and time spent at Cambridge was worth every penny...or cent but i may look at more learning and thank you for the advise.

You're very welcome. If you should stumble across an online Baptist university, where they study the Bible word-for-word, i.e., as the literal Word of GOD, then do sign up! In the meantime, there are plenty of learned Men of God on this very forum who will be more than happy to give you a taste of the Baptist University Experience.

[UnHolyislandman]

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There is a Lindisfarne in Tasmania Australia. It does not have many people either. That must be where you island got its name from.

Yes i had noticed that, but that is only a suburb that was named after Lindisfarne House which was built in the 1820s. I'm afraid their history doesn't go back anywhere near as far as ours.

[Lisa H]

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Yes i had noticed that, but that is only a suburb that was named after Lindisfarne House which was built in the 1820s. I'm afraid their history doesn't go back anywhere near as far as ours.

I would hate to correct you but that is not right. There are many places named in Great Britain after Australian locations.

[UnHolyislandman]

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I would hate to correct you but that is not right. There are many places named in Great Britain after Australian locations.

Oh the septic sense of humour never fails to amaze me, i live on an island dear and one thing we do here is fish and unlike the fish i know when not to take the bait...bless you for trying though

[Lisa H]

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Oh the septic sense of humour never fails to amaze me, i live on an island dear and one thing we do here is fish and unlike the fish i know when not to take the bait...bless you for trying though

I think you have been tricked by people telling you lies. Tasmania has fisheries also. They also catch other seafood also. They caught a giant deep sea octopus last year.

I suspect you may feel upset that your island is named after a place in former British colony. I know how you English people like to have your pride.

[UnHolyislandman]

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I think you have been tricked by people telling you lies. Tasmania has fisheries also. They also catch other seafood also. They caught a giant deep sea octopus last year.

I suspect you may feel upset that your island is named after a place in former British colony. I know how you English people like to have your pride.

Ahh pride yes, i suppose it is possible for history to become mixed up over thousands of years, i mean how old is your country really and have we been tricked in believing that the native Indians were there before the white settlers.

[Lisa H]

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Ahh pride yes, i suppose it is possible for history to become mixed up over thousands of years, i mean how old is your country really and have we been tricked in believing that the native Indians were there before the white settlers.

So you agree that your island was renamed after the place in Tasmania.

[UnHolyislandman]

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I think it may need more research on my behalf but alas i have missed the low tide today but tomorrow i shall cross to the mainland library and carry out some research, i will carry out some research online but sites like wikepedia and the like are not to be trusted. If it does turn out to be true then you do realise that you have changed the beliefs and history of the British isles and that someone from our government will have to contact you to find out the source of you little known information.

[Lisa H]

Re: Old in the tooth but new to the internet

I think it may need more research on my behalf but alas i have missed the low tide today but tomorrow i shall cross to the mainland library and carry out some research, i will carry out some research online but sites like wikepedia and the like are not to be trusted. If it does turn out to be true then you do realise that you have changed the beliefs and history of the British isles and that someone from our government will have to contact you to find out the source of you little known information.

Why would you have any doubt what a True Christian would say. As you know atheists and pagans are known for making up lies.

[UnHolyislandman]

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I trust you and i have not denied what you say is true, but for my own frame of mind ( after all this could be a life changing event for the whole of the world) i will seek advise form the mainland abbey and have already made a call to one of my contacts at the Houses of Parliament telling him of this news. His reply to me was very worrying though as it appears that this whole forum and indeed The Landover Baptist Church is entirely made up and as i type it is being investigated both in the UK and USA for being a front for a Muslim take over. I was warned not to be a part of this as i could end up in serious trouble in this country, i cant believe this though and will seek more proof.