[Attila's Wife]

Re: Hello from Hamburg

And one other point: not even that you obviously haven't understood the Christian belief of immortality of the soul

Ezekiel 18:4 Behold, all souls are mine; as the soul of the father, so also the soul of the son is mine: the soul that sinneth, it shall die.

you've named yourself as Attila's wife

Quite a common name in Hungary, as it happens.

And what an old hag you might be just to claim blah blah blah.....

I suppose I might be - but I'm not. Don't let your blind ignorance get in the way of being unpleasant, dear, will you? We at Landover are truly blessed by your persecution and mindless abuse and thank you for it.

[MitzaLizalor]

Re: Hello from Hamburg

Sorry, I must have missed it. Has Jimmi explained the difference between soul, body, mind, spirit and breath yat? It's sort of critical in the context.

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[Marko Loimaan-Aho]

Re: Hello from Hamburg

Don't let your blind ignorance get in the way of being unpleasant, dear, will you? We at Landover are truly blessed by your persecution and mindless abuse and thank you for it.

It is surprising, how easily some people lose their nerves and start behave badly. This does not happen, when you are dealing with True Christians.

Here we have again one, clear sign of The Influence of the Holy Spirit. Lord's Holy Spirit in True Christians is wonderful, great gift from Lord!

Ephesians 4:30-32

[Basilissa]

Re: Hello from Hamburg

Is it beyond reason to expect that Mrs Attila is married to a man who's name is in no way connected the historical Attila?

Are you being purposefully dense?

Proverbs 18:2 2 A fool hath no delight in understanding, but that his heart may discover itself.

YIC

Brother Niles, this poor creature is a nazi. You cannot expect him/her/it to have greater intellect than that of a pool table. It's practically a miracle that he/she/it is able to find the turn on button on the computer and knows how to use a keyboard.

[JimmiGerman]

Re: Hello from Hamburg

Sorry, I must have missed it. Has Jimmi explained the difference between soul, body, mind, spirit and breath yat? It's sort of critical in the context.

They are all part of one, only different aspects of the same. We are ghosts and childs of our Heavenly Father in a physical body and appearance here on earth (for a limited time).

[JimmiGerman]

Re: Hello from Hamburg

Brother Niles, this poor creature is a nazi. You cannot expect him/her/it to have greater intellect than that of a pool table. It's practically a miracle that he/she/it is able to find the turn on button on the computer and knows how to use a keyboard.

Right you are, It's a miracle, and the world is full of those miracles. So praise the Lord!

PS... you play billiards, because you mentioned the pool table? Have you had a rendezvous with a billiard ball that met you at the head once...?

[JimmiGerman]

Re: Hello from Hamburg

Attila Losonczy http://www.neuroscience.columbia.edu/?page=28&bio=592
Attila Mozer http://ipri.uow.edu.au/people/UOW001367.html
Attila Pethõ http://www.inf.unideb.hu/~pethoe/


Attila, although not a common name, is certainly not rare. If our little Nazi could be bothered, he too, could find people with the first name of Attila.

Maybe. But this changes nothing at the fact it is a Hun name.

[Basilissa]

Re: Hello from Hamburg

Sorry, I must have missed it. Has Jimmi explained the difference between soul, body, mind, spirit and breath yat? It's sort of critical in the context.

Sister Mitza, I bet this poor creature has no idea about the differences between soul and spirit (which obviously are two different things, 1 Thess 5:23), and it does not know about the connections between breath and soul/spirit either. The latter would require some rudimentary knowledge of original meanings of Latin and Greek words animus and ἄνεμος, respectively, and that would be just too much to require from this poor creature.

They are all part of one, only different aspects of the same. We are ghosts and childs of our Heavenly Father in a physical body and appearance here on earth (for a limited time).

Yep, this poor creature has absolutely no idea what it is talking about.

Right you are, It's a miracle, and the world is full of those miracles. So praise the Lord!

PS... you play billiards, because you mentioned the pool table? Have you had a rendezvous with a billiard ball that met you at the head once...?

No, sweetie, I don't play billiard, because such games are reserved for men, I spend my free time knitting and crocheting. It doesn't mean that I don't know what that game is. However, if a comparison in a field I am much more familiar with would make you happy, then let me tell you that you seem to be one yarn short of a knitted sweater.

Maybe. But this changes nothing at the fact it is a Hun name.

So what? As most people are able to guess just by looking at her name, Mrs Hun's deceased husband was in fact Hungarian, sweetie.

[JimmiGerman]

Re: Hello from Hamburg

Is it beyond reason to expect that Mrs Attila is married to a man who's name is in no way connected the historical Attila?

Are you being purposefully dense?

No way connecting the historical Attila? And why that name? One doesn't refer to such a name because he / she means his / her own name or the hunsband's, ahem... husband's name, but more to emphasize and underline the historical contact with that historical person.

You are right, it's not absolutely beyond reason to believe Mrs Attila is married to a man with that name. But then she certainly would call herself "Mrs Atilla", and not "Atilla's wife", ... "Hello, may I introduce to you... this is Mr Stevenson, Mrs Brown, and Mrs ... ahem... Atilla's wife."

[JimmiGerman]

Re: Hello from Hamburg

Sister Mitza, I bet this poor creature has no idea about the differences between soul and spirit (which obviously are two different things, 1 Thess 5:23), and it does not know about the connections between breath and soul/spirit either. The latter would require some rudimentary knowledge of original meanings of Latin and Greek words animus and ἄνεμος, respectively, and that would be just too much to require from this poor creature.


However, if a comparison in a field I am much more familiar with would make you happy, then let me tell you that you seem to be one yarn short of a knitted sweater.

"...and it does not know about the connections between breath and soul/spirit either." Hmm, I've always thought that there is principally a connection between breathing and oxygen supply, but one learns again and again.

"...then let me tell you that you seem to be one yarn short of a knitted sweater."

Since my English is a bit limited I can only guess what you mean, but I'm afraid it's anything but a compliment.

[Basilissa]

Re: Hello from Hamburg

No way connecting the historical Attila? And why that name? One doesn't refer to such a name because he / she means his / her own name or the hunsband's, ahem... husband's name, but more to emphasize and underline the historical contact with that historical person.

You are right, it's not absolutely beyond reason to believe Mrs Attila is married to a man with that name. But then she certainly would call herself "Mrs Atilla", and not "Atilla's wife", ... "Hello, may I introduce to you... this is Mr Stevenson, Mrs Brown, and Mrs ... ahem... Atilla's wife."

I'll use ALL CAPS AND BOLD to help you understand:

ATTILA'S WIFE IS A WIDOW.

HER DECEASED HUSBAND WAS HUNGARIAN.

HIS FIRST (GIVEN) NAME WAS ATTILA.

How dense are you, seriously?

[Basilissa]

Re: Hello from Hamburg

"...and it does not know about the connections between breath and soul/spirit either." Hmm, I've always thought that there is principally a connection between breathing and oxygen supply, but one learns again and again.

Who's talking about the connection between breathing and oxygen? (Hint: neither Sister Mitza nor me have mentioned anything about oxygen)

"...then let me tell you that you seem to be one yarn short of a knitted sweater."

Since my English is a bit limited I can only guess what you mean, but I'm afraid it's anything but a compliment.

Correct, dear.

[JimmiGerman]

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I'll use ALL CAPS AND BOLD to help you understand:

ATTILA'S WIFE IS A WIDOW.

HER DECEASED HUSBAND WAS HUNGARIAN.

HIS FIRST (GIVEN) NAME WAS ATTILA.

How dense are you, seriously?

First: Attila's wife is a widow? Why haven't you mentioned it before? Then, of course, my condolences.

But I know about the name Attila, he was a Hun leader and later, after beaten and chased away from the German Reich, the Huns settled down in the land they later called Magyarország.

Btw. ... I'm so long dense as you keep me dense.

[JimmiGerman]

Re: Hello from Hamburg

Who's talking about the connection between breathing and oxygen? (Hint: neither Sister Mitza nor me have mentioned anything about oxygen

But oxygen is important. An insufficient supply will lead to bad consequences, and this decisive aspect should not be forgotten.

[Mother Of Seven]

Re: Hello from Hamburg

But I know about the name Attila, he was a Hun leader and later, after beaten and chased away from the German Reich, the Huns settled down in the land they later called Magyarország.

Btw. ... I'm so long dense as you keep me dense.

He was just one Attila. There are many Attilas. Your wife could be known as Jimmi's wife, rather than German's wife, the same as our dear sister is known as Attila's wife. Do you really suspect the poor widow is over 1500 years old, and still posting? I think not.