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IceMobster · Post by **IceMobster** » Wed Jan 04, 2017 2:24 pm

http://newobserveronline.com/dortmund-a ... urch-fire/

Also, http://www.breitbart.com/national-secur ... -refugees/

B. W. · Post by **B. W.** » Wed Jan 04, 2017 3:33 pm

IceMobster wrote:http://newobserveronline.com/dortmund-a ... urch-fire/

Also, http://www.breitbart.com/national-secur ... -refugees/

It is called by the ancient Babylonians - Shamash - whom they worshiped by bowing to the east at sunrise, noon, and sunset. This was a pre-Islamic Arabic sun deity who was also related according to the mythological narrative to the Moon gods triad which Ishtar is apart of...

That is what you are seeing Ice - the rise of the Satan's rebellion going for broke now through the religion of submission the same the ancient pagans used in ancient Mesopotamia employing similar methods to conquer their known world of their era in time.
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jenna · Post by **jenna** » Wed Jan 04, 2017 4:17 pm

B. W. wrote:
IceMobster wrote:http://newobserveronline.com/dortmund-a ... urch-fire/

Also, http://www.breitbart.com/national-secur ... -refugees/
It is called by the ancient Babylonians - Shamash - whom they worshiped by bowing to the east at sunrise, noon, and sunset. This was a pre-Islamic Arabic sun deity who was also related according to the mythological narrative to the Moon gods triad which Ishtar is apart of...

That is what you are seeing Ice - the rise of the Satan's rebellion going for broke now through the religion of submission the same the ancient pagans used in ancient Mesopotamia employing similar methods to conquer their known world of their era in time.
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ishtar? you mean easter? oh never mind, not gonna derail the thread. carry on.

RickD · Post by **RickD** » Wed Jan 04, 2017 4:44 pm

jenna wrote:
B. W. wrote:
IceMobster wrote:http://newobserveronline.com/dortmund-a ... urch-fire/

Also, http://www.breitbart.com/national-secur ... -refugees/
It is called by the ancient Babylonians - Shamash - whom they worshiped by bowing to the east at sunrise, noon, and sunset. This was a pre-Islamic Arabic sun deity who was also related according to the mythological narrative to the Moon gods triad which Ishtar is apart of...

That is what you are seeing Ice - the rise of the Satan's rebellion going for broke now through the religion of submission the same the ancient pagans used in ancient Mesopotamia employing similar methods to conquer their known world of their era in time.
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ishtar? you mean easter? oh never mind, not gonna derail the thread. carry on.

Could it be that you are as ignorant about Easter, as you are about the Trinity?
http://www.history.com/topics/holidays/ ... -of-easter

jenna · Post by **jenna** » Wed Jan 04, 2017 4:54 pm

RickD wrote:
jenna wrote:
B. W. wrote:
IceMobster wrote:http://newobserveronline.com/dortmund-a ... urch-fire/

Also, http://www.breitbart.com/national-secur ... -refugees/
It is called by the ancient Babylonians - Shamash - whom they worshiped by bowing to the east at sunrise, noon, and sunset. This was a pre-Islamic Arabic sun deity who was also related according to the mythological narrative to the Moon gods triad which Ishtar is apart of...

That is what you are seeing Ice - the rise of the Satan's rebellion going for broke now through the religion of submission the same the ancient pagans used in ancient Mesopotamia employing similar methods to conquer their known world of their era in time.
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ishtar? you mean easter? oh never mind, not gonna derail the thread. carry on.
Could it be that you are as ignorant about Easter, as you are about the Trinity?
http://www.history.com/topics/holidays/ ... -of-easter

nope, not ignorant about either, but like i said, not gonna derail the thread.

RickD · Post by **RickD** » Wed Jan 04, 2017 5:22 pm

jenna wrote:
RickD wrote:
jenna wrote:
B. W. wrote:
IceMobster wrote:http://newobserveronline.com/dortmund-a ... urch-fire/

Also, http://www.breitbart.com/national-secur ... -refugees/
It is called by the ancient Babylonians - Shamash - whom they worshiped by bowing to the east at sunrise, noon, and sunset. This was a pre-Islamic Arabic sun deity who was also related according to the mythological narrative to the Moon gods triad which Ishtar is apart of...

That is what you are seeing Ice - the rise of the Satan's rebellion going for broke now through the religion of submission the same the ancient pagans used in ancient Mesopotamia employing similar methods to conquer their known world of their era in time.
-
-
-
ishtar? you mean easter? oh never mind, not gonna derail the thread. carry on.
Could it be that you are as ignorant about Easter, as you are about the Trinity?
http://www.history.com/topics/holidays/ ... -of-easter
nope, not ignorant about either, but like i said, not gonna derail the thread.

Jenna,

You yourself, admitted that you don't understand the doctrine of the Trinity. If you don't understand it, that means you are ignorant about the doctrine .

jenna · Post by **jenna** » Wed Jan 04, 2017 5:31 pm

RickD wrote:
jenna wrote:
RickD wrote:
jenna wrote:
B. W. wrote:
It is called by the ancient Babylonians - Shamash - whom they worshiped by bowing to the east at sunrise, noon, and sunset. This was a pre-Islamic Arabic sun deity who was also related according to the mythological narrative to the Moon gods triad which Ishtar is apart of...

That is what you are seeing Ice - the rise of the Satan's rebellion going for broke now through the religion of submission the same the ancient pagans used in ancient Mesopotamia employing similar methods to conquer their known world of their era in time.
-
-
-
ishtar? you mean easter? oh never mind, not gonna derail the thread. carry on.
Could it be that you are as ignorant about Easter, as you are about the Trinity?
http://www.history.com/topics/holidays/ ... -of-easter
nope, not ignorant about either, but like i said, not gonna derail the thread.
Jenna,

You yourself, admitted that you don't understand the doctrine of the Trinity. If you don't understand it, that means you are ignorant about the doctrine .

what it is, is that i dont understand how you can believe in something that cannot be fully explained by anyone. we are told to test the spirits, that would be the first one tested. being ignorant and not understanding are not the same. PLEASE DO NOT DERAIL THIS ANYMORE.

RickD · Post by **RickD** » Wed Jan 04, 2017 5:46 pm

jenna wrote:
RickD wrote:
jenna wrote:
RickD wrote:
jenna wrote: ishtar? you mean easter? oh never mind, not gonna derail the thread. carry on.
Could it be that you are as ignorant about Easter, as you are about the Trinity?
http://www.history.com/topics/holidays/ ... -of-easter
nope, not ignorant about either, but like i said, not gonna derail the thread.
Jenna,

You yourself, admitted that you don't understand the doctrine of the Trinity. If you don't understand it, that means you are ignorant about the doctrine .
what it is, is that i dont understand how you can believe in something that cannot be fully explained by anyone. we are told to test the spirits, that would be the first one tested. being ignorant and not understanding are not the same. PLEASE DO NOT DERAIL THIS ANYMORE.

Ignorant-lacking knowledge, information, or awareness about something in particular.

Kurieuo · Post by **Kurieuo** » Wed Jan 04, 2017 6:55 pm

If it can't be explained, then there's no doctrine to believe in. That you question Trinitarian doctrine, suggests that such has been explained to you in some manner even if you don't fully understand it. Otherwise there is nothing to question. In fact, many do understand it, hence belief in the Trinity exists.

Furthermore, the fact that Byblos, RickD, Jac, myself and others who do understand it more, can come at it from our own angles and make statements each of us all agree with, such suggests we're all coming together around some coherent doctrine. It's not like we're collaborating or know each other and have said this is what we'll say.

IceMobster · Post by **IceMobster** » Wed Jan 04, 2017 8:12 pm

For the glory of the Trinity, you have my permission to derail the thread.

Hortator · Post by **Hortator** » Wed Jan 04, 2017 9:04 pm

It's a bit impossible to derail a topic on here, isn't it? I can see that being an issue on more active websites, but we just kind of ad lib our way through most threads. Rarely do I see threads stick to the OP on here, and many tangents are seen throughout the topic.

Not that anything I said is s bad thing.

jenna · Post by **jenna** » Thu Jan 05, 2017 5:38 am

IceMobster wrote:For the glory of the Trinity, you have my permission to derail the thread.

while i appreciate this, it isnt really a matter of that anymore is it? despite my repeated requests to not derail this, they continued to do otherwise, which shows very little/no respect for me which is why i am not responding to them.

edwardmurphy · Post by **edwardmurphy** » Thu Jan 05, 2017 8:01 am

Personally, I'd rather hear more of your thoughts on Easter than wade through another Islam bad, Christianity good thread. I can't imagine that anyone here is unaware of global terrorism, and erroneously blaming it entirely on Islam is just preaching to the choir. Why bother?

Kurieuo · Post by **Kurieuo** » Thu Jan 05, 2017 8:16 am

jenna wrote:
IceMobster wrote:For the glory of the Trinity, you have my permission to derail the thread.
while i appreciate this, it isnt really a matter of that anymore is it? despite my repeated requests to not derail this, they continued to do otherwise, which shows very little/no respect for me which is why i am not responding to them.

You can request, but this board caters to open discussion, threads regularly go off on tangets as they arise. RickD is particular good at doing this with his humour.

IceMobster started the thread, so really, any respect is for him. He stated he didn't mind, but you are more than entitled to not respond. Just don't act all victim like and hurt. You poked a stick at Trinitarian belief, we're entitled to respond. So it's in poor taste to act hurt and claim disrespect when responses are given back.

PaulSacramento · Post by **PaulSacramento** » Thu Jan 05, 2017 8:45 am

Islam is not a religion of peace.
In truth, no religion ( or ideology for that matter) is a religion of peace.
All can bring dissension and even violence.
People being people.
That Islam openly preaches violence and warfare and such is clear.

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