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  • Misunderstood
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    Re: I Like Kissing Boys and Want a Career in Blowing Things Up

    Hey I'm here for basically the same reason you are. I do believe in God but not because it says so in the Bible. A religion teacher of mine told me that there are to many beautiful and kind things in the world and none of this can be explained completely with science, so I decided there must be a God. However, my version of God is not the same as everyone else on this site

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  • Rev. M. Rodimer
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    Originally posted by JustinSane View Post
    Epithet Noun:
    a : a characterizing word or phrase accompanying or occurring in place of the name of a person or thing (Webster's dictionary)
    I will accept your apology now

    It is an epithet. I know where it comes from. As i am constantly reminded, it is Greek for savior. I know. It is an epithet however because it is a phrase that constantly follows his first name. I gave you other examples from history: the great, the conqueror, the red, just because this one is not translated back into English, does not make it different
    Can you even read what YOU just posted?

    "in place of the name of a person or thing".

    Therefore, not a name.

    Are you really this dense, boy?

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  • Capt. Aaron Portway
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    Originally posted by JustinSane View Post
    Sorry, I missed the hyperlink. I'll look into sometime.

    Epithet Noun:
    a : a characterizing word or phrase accompanying or occurring in place of the name of a person or thing (Webster's dictionary)
    I will accept your apology now

    It is an epithet. I know where it comes from. As i am constantly reminded, it is Greek for savior. I know. It is an epithet however because it is a phrase that constantly follows his first name. I gave you other examples from history: the great, the conqueror, the red, just because this one is not translated back into English, does not make it different


    Justin the Idiot,

    So King is an epithet? What about General, Major, or Captain? My God, you just won't give up, will you. Again, you're wrong, admit it. Christ Jesus = Jesus Christ. Translate Christ back to English and you get Savior Jesus = Jesus the Savior. Not all words that go with names are epithets. Now shut up about it.

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  • JustinSane
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    Originally posted by Rev. M. Rodimer View Post
    Did I not just give you a reference for a book which questions whether Muhammad existed at all?

    Continuing to insist you are correct, without ever considering evidence which is contrary to your position, is called atheist fundamentalism.


    No, an epithet is NOT part of a name. It's an epithet. And "Christ", as has been repeatedly pointed out to you, is neither an epithet nor a name, it is a TITLE.

    Stop trying to hard to prove how smart you are, and learn something instead. You're quite possibly the most ignorant know-it-all to join this forum all day.
    Sorry, I missed the hyperlink. I'll look into sometime.

    Epithet Noun:
    a : a characterizing word or phrase accompanying or occurring in place of the name of a person or thing (Webster's dictionary)
    I will accept your apology now

    It is an epithet. I know where it comes from. As i am constantly reminded, it is Greek for savior. I know. It is an epithet however because it is a phrase that constantly follows his first name. I gave you other examples from history: the great, the conqueror, the red, just because this one is not translated back into English, does not make it different

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  • Didymus Much
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    Originally posted by Didymus Much View Post
    ...It's not a homonym. There's no "n" in etymology.
    It's not a homophone, either. There's no "n" or "n" sound in etymology.

    You should learn to accept a polite correction gracefully.

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  • Capt. Aaron Portway
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    Originally posted by JustinSane View Post
    Please, read what i say, not what you want me to say. I am not using scripture in this argument because it is not needed. Logic and reasoning will suffice. Second, I never asked you to abandon your faith. I just asked that you specifically counter things I said rather than tossing out blanket statements. If there is a point in the link or what i said that you disagree with, say what it is and why, then I defend my opinion. Thats how these work. Finally, i dont understand why we are even talking about this tangent, but ok. Anyone can discover anything that they did not previously know. Just because someone else discovered it first doesnt mean it wasnt discovered, it was just redundant and the first person gets the credit.

    And as to the semantic BS, Jesus is considered a valid historical figure, just like Muhammad, Julius Caesar, and Washington. Yes, there is a lack of contemporary literature for him, but that is true of nearly any ancient figure. Records are scarce at this point in history. Shakespeare is also argued to not exist, but in a historic sense, he is cited. And as to this title crap, epithets are names. William the Conqueror, Eric the Red, Richard the Lionhearted, these are portions of their names. That is why they are capitalized. These are not random titles of office like president or senator. They are specifically tied to these men and are parts of their names.

    And great Heracles quip. You got me there. I was a little to broad there
    Justin the Idiot,
    I don't like your tone. This is NOT a debate forum, it is a place for like minded Christians to praise Him. By the way, see the capital 'H' there? You might want to copy that, it seems your computer is out of them.

    God gave us free will so that we could chose to love Him and follow His word. You choose not to, therefore you're damned to Hell. You refute your own retarded argument right there. You claim to believe in a higher power, yet you, against your own interests, reject God. Nice house of cards, it was tough to knock over. You're an idiot.

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  • Pastor Ezekiel
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    Originally posted by JustinSane View Post
    Please, read what i say, not what you want me to say. I am not using scripture in this argument because it is not needed. Logic and reasoning will suffice. Second, I never asked you to abandon your faith. I just asked that you specifically counter things I said rather than tossing out blanket statements. If there is a point in the link or what i said that you disagree with, say what it is and why, then I defend my opinion. Thats how these work. Finally, i dont understand why we are even talking about this tangent, but ok. Anyone can discover anything that they did not previously know. Just because someone else discovered it first doesnt mean it wasnt discovered, it was just redundant and the first person gets the credit.

    And as to the semantic BS, Jesus is considered a valid historical figure, just like Muhammad, Julius Caesar, and Washington. Yes, there is a lack of contemporary literature for him, but that is true of nearly any ancient figure. Records are scarce at this point in history. Shakespeare is also argued to not exist, but in a historic sense, he is cited. And as to this title crap, epithets are names. William the Conqueror, Eric the Red, Richard the Lionhearted, these are portions of their names. That is why they are capitalized. These are not random titles of office like president or senator. They are specifically tied to these men and are parts of their names.

    And great Heracles quip. You got me there. I was a little to broad there
    First of all, this is NOT a debate forum. We're right and you're wrong, according to Jesus and the Holy Word of God. Please read THIS thread before making an even bigger fool of yourself.

    Secondly, while the internets might seem to be "free" to you, this particular corner of the internets is a privately owned Christian forum. The rights you have on this forum are listed HERE. Please contact a Pastor immediately if you feel that any of your rights have been violated.

    Finally, your unsaved opinions or tantrums are not even slightly of interest to us. We follow the Holy Word of God TO THE LETTER, and make no apologies for that. One of the most important commandments in the Bible tells us to avoid unsaved scum such as yourself. You wandered in here uninvited, and unwelcome .

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  • Rev. M. Rodimer
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    Originally posted by JustinSane View Post
    And as to the semantic BS, Jesus is considered a valid historical figure, just like Muhammad, Julius Caesar, and Washington. Yes, there is a lack of contemporary literature for him, but that is true of nearly any ancient figure. Records are scarce at this point in history. Shakespeare is also argued to not exist, but in a historic sense, he is cited.
    Did I not just give you a reference for a book which questions whether Muhammad existed at all?

    Continuing to insist you are correct, without ever considering evidence which is contrary to your position, is called atheist fundamentalism.

    And as to this title crap, epithets are names. William the Conqueror, Eric the Red, Richard the Lionhearted, these are portions of their names. That is why they are capitalized. These are not random titles of office like president or senator. They are specifically tied to these men and are parts of their names.
    No, an epithet is NOT part of a name. It's an epithet. And "Christ", as has been repeatedly pointed out to you, is neither an epithet nor a name, it is a TITLE.

    Stop trying to hard to prove how smart you are, and learn something instead. You're quite possibly the most ignorant know-it-all to join this forum all day.

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  • James Hutchins
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    Originally posted by JustinSane View Post
    Please, read what i say, not what you want me to say. I am not using scripture ............I was a little to broad there
    Friend, we hear you. We hear you calling out, pleading for help. You claim to know the Bible yet you do not not want to speak His Words. You speak in all encompassing terms. Why don't you tell us specifically what God did that upset you. Was it a priest? They are notorious.

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  • JustinSane
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    Originally posted by Capt. A. Portway View Post
    Please show me the scripture that says we're robots. And I did read your blasphemous link. What, did you think I'd immediately give up my faith based on that? C'mon, I'm not that stupid.

    Also, thinking of something after somebody else wrote it isn't making it up. You sound kinda smart sometimes, but then you say some stuff that is totally stupid. Why is that? I bet it has to do with hating Jesus.
    Please, read what i say, not what you want me to say. I am not using scripture in this argument because it is not needed. Logic and reasoning will suffice. Second, I never asked you to abandon your faith. I just asked that you specifically counter things I said rather than tossing out blanket statements. If there is a point in the link or what i said that you disagree with, say what it is and why, then I defend my opinion. Thats how these work. Finally, i dont understand why we are even talking about this tangent, but ok. Anyone can discover anything that they did not previously know. Just because someone else discovered it first doesnt mean it wasnt discovered, it was just redundant and the first person gets the credit.

    And as to the semantic BS, Jesus is considered a valid historical figure, just like Muhammad, Julius Caesar, and Washington. Yes, there is a lack of contemporary literature for him, but that is true of nearly any ancient figure. Records are scarce at this point in history. Shakespeare is also argued to not exist, but in a historic sense, he is cited. And as to this title crap, epithets are names. William the Conqueror, Eric the Red, Richard the Lionhearted, these are portions of their names. That is why they are capitalized. These are not random titles of office like president or senator. They are specifically tied to these men and are parts of their names.

    And great Heracles quip. You got me there. I was a little to broad there

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  • Rev. M. Rodimer
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    Originally posted by JustinSane View Post
    The point i was making was that he was a person. This is not under dispute. I have never even heard rumor of a respected historian disputing he walked the earth. There are countless references to him, more than almost any other historic figure of the time. I am not trying to prove his divinity (that is most certainly under dispute). Nothing in history is able to be proven empirically, except for broad things like battles and cities (which could be argued against by conspiracy theorists). However, it is reasonable to believe that someone did live if they are directly referenced by hundreds of other sources. No one disputes this.
    Except Jesus is not referenced by any contemporary sources. Paul's letters are closest in time to Jesus' life (the Gospels are 60+ years after His death), but Paul never met Jesus in bodily form, just in a vision.

    Hence the extensive, ongoing debate among atheists about whether Jesus was a real person, or made up (like Muhammad), or an amalgamation of multiple prophets living about the same time. A debate of which you apparently are entirely ignorant.
    Second, a title is a part of a name. I did not say it was his cognomen, it doesn't pass from father to son, but it is a part of what he was called and therefore part of his name.
    Actually, you did. You said it was like "Smith" in "Joe Smith". It's not.

    I assume you are familiar with the UK's Prince Charles, right?

    Would you consider "Prince" part of his name?

    His name is Charles Philip Arthur George. "Prince" is his title.

    Do you think that "President" is part of Obama's name? No. It is his title.
    Originally posted by JustinSane View Post
    *Jew

    and no, the technical name for it is Deist. "Notable Founding Fathers may have been more directly deist. These include James Madison, possibly Alexander Hamilton, Ethan Allen,[44] and Thomas Paine." (wikipedia) Along with Washington, Franklin, and Jefferson
    Oh, so you're an agnostic. You think some kind of godlike thing maybe exists but you have no idea what it is or what it wants.

    What kind of idiocy is that?

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  • Didymus Much
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    Originally posted by JustinSane View Post
    The point i was making was that he was a person. This is not under dispute. I have never even heard rumor of a respected historian disputing he walked the earth. There are countless references to him, more than almost any other historic figure of the time...
    The point I was trying to make is that there are NO contemporary references to Him. None. Every record (even the earliest Gospels) are from at least 30 years after (which at that time was close to two generations, ie. someone's grandchildren heard something and wrote it down).

    But I'm not going to convince you, and that's ok. We all have to make up our own minds about what evidence to accept. What I don't understand is your insistence on proof, which is anathema to faith. The True Christians™ here believe the Bible is God's truth, and that's good enough for them. You, on the other hand, are convinced that there is evidence that Jesus was real, yet you reject His teachings out of hand. How does that work?

    ...However, it is reasonable to believe that someone did live if they are directly referenced by hundreds of other sources. No one disputes this...
    You're right. Hercules was real.

    ...Finally, dont get so butt hurt over a homonym...
    It's not a homonym. There's no "n" in etymology.

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  • Pastor Ezekiel
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    Originally posted by JustinSane View Post
    *Jew

    and no, the technical name for it is Deist. "Notable Founding Fathers may have been more directly deist. These include James Madison, possibly Alexander Hamilton, Ethan Allen,[44] and Thomas Paine." (wikipedia) Along with Washington, Franklin, and Jefferson
    More lies. The founding fathers of America (God's favorite country) were all Christians. This is common knowledge.

    By the way, this is a Christian forum. Unaved NOT welcome.

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  • Capt. Aaron Portway
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    Originally posted by JustinSane View Post
    The point i was making was that He was a person. This is not under dispute. I have never even heard rumor of a respected historian disputing He walked the earth. There are countless references to Him, more than almost any other historic figure of the time. I am not trying to prove His divinity (that is most certainly under dispute). Nothing in history is able to be proven empirically, except for broad things like battles and cities (which could be argued against by conspiracy theorists). However, it is reasonable to believe that someone did live if They are directly referenced by hundreds of other sources. No one disputes this.
    Second, a title is a part of a name. I did not say it was His cognomen, it doesn't pass from father to son, but it is a part of what He was called and therefore part of His name.
    Finally, dont get so butt hurt over a homonym. Spelling is by far my weakest point, and if spell check will give me an answer, I'm going with it. This isnt a peer reviewed report. Its a forum post. I know what the word means, have used it for years now, I just cant spell to save my life.
    First, please show some respect for our Lord here while you're here on our forum.

    Second, entomology is the study of bugs. Jesus is not a bug friend. And etymology and entomology don't sound the same either. Just admit your stupid mistake and move on.

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  • JustinSane
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    Originally posted by Pastor Ezekiel View Post
    What are you, a damned joo? Did satan send you?
    *Jew

    and no, the technical name for it is Deist. "Notable Founding Fathers may have been more directly deist. These include James Madison, possibly Alexander Hamilton, Ethan Allen,[44] and Thomas Paine." (wikipedia) Along with Washington, Franklin, and Jefferson

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