Summer Walker is an actual witch

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Moses is a myth.
There is no evidence, that anything in there is true or occured.

That's not entirely true......

Merneptah Stele

If you're looking for direct evidence of the existence of the patriarchs, that ain't happening in the foreseeable future.​

 

[kwazzy100]

And praying to a white man in the sky is the answer? Many African religions tell their followers that power is within you, not just your God(s) .

 

[Rollo Goodlove]

You wanna tell me why majority of the bible was playglarized

 

[Cadillac]

What's crazier: Sitting around, praying, singing hymns, listening to someone 'uplift' other people, OR, cutting off a chicken's head, drinking it's blood, and praying on an alter with your dead grandmother's skull on it?

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truth, as I said earlier, nikkas want to talk shyt on chrisitanity, islam. But want to sit here and big up nikkas drinking blood like vampires and citing incantations like its harry potter

these nikkas dont know how silly they are, but again this whole "fukk Abrahamic religions" gives them power because they think their more Pro black by doing so.

The Abrahamic religions have been responsible for more death, destruction, and evil than witchcraft, voodoo, etc but their followers will come in here to "warn" us of it's evil

I don't believe in none of this spooky shyt but more power to her for stepping out of that Abrahamic box

alot of things are responsible for death: money, guns, materials, resources etc.(and even then, they are not at fault, its the people that use them) voodoo/witchcraft or whatever yall deem as "african religions" would be to, they just haven't been used like the formers I mentioned (yet, who knows what happens in the future)

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

You wanna tell me why majority of the bible was playglarized

It wasn't. If you're referring to Enuma Elish, Ras Shamra, and the other texts that were floating around in Mesopotamia, then you're barking-up the wrong tree.

The entire region had a SHARED ideology regarding theological matters and the biblical authors used them.

Your criticism was abandoned back in the 19th Century.....

Panbabylonism - Wikipedia

The Development, Heyday, and Demise of Panbabylonism


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[Cadillac]

It wasn't. If you're referring to Enuma Elish, Ras Shamra, and the other texts that were floating around in Mesopotamia, then you're barking-up the wrong tree.

The entire region had a SHARED ideology regarding theological matters and the biblical authors used them.

Your criticism was abandoned back in the 19th Century.....

Panbabylonism - Wikipedia

The Development, Heyday, and Demise of Panbabylonism


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there should be a thread about the book, and all this of what has been discussed. unless this thread is now offically that

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

there should be a thread about the book, and all this of what has been discussed. unless this thread is now offically that

I actually made a thread about it a couple years ago, but I can't find it now.......

It was in Higher Learning and titled 'Genesis Was Not Plagiarized'.

There was also an 'official' Bible Study thread, but it went to shyt.

There are also these posts....

https://www.thecoli.com/posts/3424621/

https://www.thecoli.com/posts/31921848/​

 

[Cadillac]

I actually made a thread about it a couple years ago, but I can't find it now.......

It was in Higher Learning and titled 'Genesis Was Not Plagiarized'.

There was also an 'official' Bible Study thread, but it went to shyt.

There are also these posts....

https://www.thecoli.com/posts/3424621/

https://www.thecoli.com/posts/31921848/​

i'll check that out

rn im reading this thread

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/daf...ou-condone-slavery-in-the-bible.332393/page-8

you bodied these nikkas

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

i'll check that out

rn im reading this thread

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/daf...ou-condone-slavery-in-the-bible.332393/page-8

you bodied these nikkas

..............I forgot all about that thread!!!!

That's when I put Napoleon on 'Ignore'.​

 

[Unknown Poster]

This thread is a mess.

 

[David_TheMan]

You're still equating 'elohim' with 'G-d' and that's where your stance breaks down. Hebrews didn't ONLY apply that term to YHWH, but to ALL 'spiritual' beings; angels (Gen 32:1-2), demons (Deut. 32:17), deceased human dead (1 Sam. 28:13), the 'gods' of YHWH's Council (Psa. 82:1), and the 'gods' of the other Nations (Deut. 32:8-9, 43). So, when I state that Jews recognized other 'divine beings' (elohim) but the only elohim they worshipped was YHWH, that is completely consistent with Jewish monotheism. I'm not saying they worshipped these other elohim, just that they believed they existed.

I also posted a book that shows what Jews believed PRIOR to the onset of Christianity, that being 'binitarianism' which wasn't declared 'heretical until the 2nd Century because of Christianity. The author was a Jew and believed it to be heretical, but showed that Jews believed this to be orthodox for over 1500 years and did not violate the shema. It actually affirmed it.

Christians didn't corrupt the faith. The text of the OT (and intertestamental literature) forced them to acknowledge the fact of YHWH's uniqueness in 'divine plurality'. Jews, themselves, contemplated the 'second YHWH' in the personages of Moses, Jacob, Enoch,Wisdom, and other Jewish historical figures. When Jewish Christians posited Jesus as that second 'person', that's when they split.

It'd take me a while to post all the references that show the trajectory of Jews towards 'Trinitarian' belief in YHWH, but ancient Jews already had the categories for it within their belief system. For instance, read Amos 4:11 and Gen. 19:24.​

I see now. I think you are confusing monolatry with monotheism.
Monotheism isn't the belief in your god being above other gods, its the belief that your god is the ONLY god that exists.
Monolatry is the belief that there are other gods, but you only worship your god.

You are confusing the terms I think, and that is why you are trying to signal that monotheism is something it isn't, by saying early jewish belief in other gods, is a form of monotheism, when factually it isn't.

So like I said, jewish faith itself transitioned from monolatry to monotheism especially after contact with Persia, and their exposure to zorastrism.

Jewish faith does not have a trinitarian belief, this was confirmed in varies mishna commentaries, and as far back as the babylonian talmod.
This is also confirmed in Torah, and the Deutoronical prayer the Shema, that I previously posted. The God of Israel is One.

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

I see now. I think you are confusing monolatry with monotheism.
Monotheism isn't the belief in your god being above other gods, its the belief that your god is the ONLY god that exists.

That, my friend, is NOT what Hebrew monotheism was at the time the text of the OT and NT were written. That is a modern interpretation of the term. Neither an Ancient Hebrew nor a 1st Century Jew would agree with that definition at all.

Matter of fact, the shema is an affirmation of that distinction since it isn't a denial of the existence of other elohim, but a statement of YHWH's incomparability to them.

Jewish faith didn't have a 'Trinitarian' belief per se, but the categories, Father-Son-Holy Spirit, are woven throughout the text and Hebrews believed in the existence of 2 YHWH's at the very least up until the 2nd Century CE when Jesus came on the scene.

I'll let an actual scholar on the subject explain it......

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[mortuus est]

Watch the vid I posted breh. It's 6 hours of your life to find out the truth vs a lifetime of lies and ignorance. Ignorance is not bliss

gonna watch now fam