Bible Study Thread (Do not enter if you are a troll)

[tmonster]

It's a very complex matter and one that many find hard to grasp.

how did you figure it out?

 

[Anwulika]

how did you figure it out?

Is this a serious question? I only ask because there's so many trolls in this thread and I can't remember if you are one or not.

 

[tmonster]

There exists in this world many things that most people cannot even fathom, let alone believe. Witches and wizards are amongst those things

do you think there is a way or method by which you could help an average person fathom a wizard?

 

[tmonster]

Is this a serious question? I only ask because there's so many trolls in this thread and I can't remember if you are one or not.

How can I prove to you it is a serious question? If I am willing to troll then couldn't I just lie and say it is?

 

[Anwulika]

How can I prove to you it is a serious question? If I am willing to troll then couldn't I just lie and say it is?

That's true. As for your question, I've actually spent time studying and thinking about that question. Many people just think about it for a second and aren't bothered to look further into it. Others study the question, already having an agenda. However, through meditation, fasting and prayer, and a pure heart one can uncover many hidden truths. It's why Jesus said that we should be like children and look at things the way they do as they are always willing to learn and accept when they are wrong.

 

[Anwulika]

do you think there is a way or method by which you could help an average person fathom a wizard?

Only if they want to reveal themselves to you which, by then, may be too late for you. Even then, many people see things out of this world and their brains just cannot comprehend it so they dismiss it. Only by growing in the grace of God will you be able to see these things when they don't want to be seen.

 

[tmonster]

Who grafted you?

I did not even know I was grafted

 

[tmonster]

Wat side of the continental of the United States. Just asking.

I'm from all over

 

[tmonster]

Only if they want to reveal themselves to you which

oh...then there is no need to talk to anyone else about it? given that the wizards decide if and when they want to reveal themselves to each individual?
is that how you came to fathom them? I mean it has to be right

 

[tmonster]

through meditation, fasting and prayer, and a pure heart

so to be clear, this is how you figured out these things?

 

[Anwulika]

oh...then there is no need to talk to anyone else about it? given that the wizards decide if and when they want to reveal themselves to each individual?
is that how you came to fathom them? I mean it has to be right

If you don't believe that these things exist then you can continue to live your life in blissful ignorance. There's no need to be so patronising, it comes off as rather distasteful.

 

[Anwulika]

so to be clear, this is how you figured out these things?

If I told you then you wouldn't believe me anyway. Have a nice day.

 

[MegaManX]

I'm not sure if there's a thread about this already and I'm not sure if this is even in the right section-could whoever is a mod move it to the right section if it is please?

The title is pretty much self explanatory; if you're having a really hard time understanding a certain verse/chapter in the Bible or if you really want to discuss a certain verse/chapter with other people then please feel free to post in here.

Also, do feel free to talk if you're having trouble with your faith in God right now .

I am really having a hard time with the end of the book where there are entire pages missing.

These pages include citations to Canaanite, Phoenician, Hittite, Greek, Sumerian, Kemetic-Kushyte, and many other religions at the time where the stories were based off of.

In modern days, that would be considered plagiarism.

 

[Anwulika]

I am really having a hard time with the end of the book where there are entire pages missing.

These pages include citations to Canaanite, Phoenician, Hittite, Greek, Sumerian, Kemetic-Kushyte, and many other religions at the time where the stories were based off of.

In modern days, that would be considered plagiarism.

I'm always willing to learn more about stuff.

Btw, this thread has been swallowed up by the trolls so I will be posting on the other Bible thread from now on.

 

[MegaManX]

You're confusing white people's perverse version of Christianity with the original Christianity. The original Christians were a mixture of 'races'- in fact, 'race', as we know it today wasn't even in existence in Biblical times. So how could Christianity have sought to oppress something didn't even exist at the time?

The passage you quoted in your other post refers to God's covenant with Israel, which he gave to them after taking them out of bondage in Egypt. They were slaves in Egypt and God freed them therefore they could not make themselves slaves again as that would defy God. The other tribes had not made such a covenant with God and thus the Israelites were allowed to enslave them.

If I'm not mistaken, you're saying that because Christianity is a monotheistic religion, it teaches that some people are intrinsically better than others, right? This is actually very wrong as the Bible teaches us that we are all born in sin and that no man is without faults ergo no man is perfect.

Colossians 3:11

Where there is neither Greek nor Jew, circumcision nor uncircumcision, Barbarian, Scythian, bond nor free: but Christ is all, and in all.

Notice how it doesn't refer to 'race', as we know it today. The last part, in particular, is intriguing as it is basically contradicting your previous point by saying that there is, was, and will be hope of salvation for all.

Please do not mistake some white missionaries' perverse teachings on the Bible. Remember that when the Bible was being written, their ancestors were the ones classed as 'savages' and 'barbarians'...

I don't understand why some people can say with ease that white people distorted history in order to place black people in perpetual psychological slavery but they refuse to believe that they did the same with the Bible and Christianity as a whole. 'White' people, as we know them today, didn't create Christianity, they simply manipulated it to use for their own agendas. The 'original' Christianity is right there in your Bible.

Oh come the fukk on. Race has always been around. It doesnt take a rocket scientist to figure out white people are not like you.