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eat me fucko!LOL
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Re: Evolution is bunk...
Tweeteat me fucko!solidground was quoting t-man007 and responding. geez!
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Re: Evolution is bunk...
Tweeteat me fucko!
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Re: Evolution is bunk...
TweetNo they weren't, they were jews! Actually, if you want to get technical, Moses was a jew and Jesus is God in mans form.
I used to have superhuman powers....until my therapist took them away.
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Re: Evolution is bunk...
Tweetuh yea kabbahla is a form of judaism
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Re: Evolution is bunk...
TweetIF YOU REALLY WANT TO GET TECHNICAL, cheesesteaks are delicious.
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Re: Evolution is bunk...
TweetIf you really want to get technical, jesus (god in mans form) sacrificed himself to his creation (man, which he is more powerful than) to make himself (god) forgive the mistakes (defined and imposed by god) his creation (man) performed.
So I guess if you really want to get technically technical, you could say god sacraficed himself to himself so he could forgive himself for himself.
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Re: Evolution is bunk...
TweetKey word being "form of", but not "true" jews. By "true" I mean they lived by the old covinant. They branched off and started teaching a different thing than that of "true" judaism. Although they originated in a similar area does not make them the same. Moses followed God and taught God's Law, Jesus was God. There were not kabbahlas.
I used to have superhuman powers....until my therapist took them away.
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Re: Evolution is bunk...
TweetLOL
I used to have superhuman powers....until my therapist took them away.
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Re: Evolution is bunk...
TweetWHAT? That's doesn't make any sense. Well, to you it might, but to me it doesn't. God sacrificed his Son, not himself. And it wasn't to forgive himself is was to punish sin. Sin must be punished and the only way for my sin to be punished is to be condemed. However, because I believe, God punished my sin in Jesus so "I" could be forgiven, not him. God doesn't need forgiveness, he offers forgiveness.If you really want to get technical, jesus (god in mans form) sacrificed himself to his creation (man, which he is more powerful than) to make himself (god) forgive the mistakes (defined and imposed by god) his creation (man) performed.
So I guess if you really want to get technically technical, you could say god sacraficed himself to himself so he could forgive himself for himself.
I used to have superhuman powers....until my therapist took them away.
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