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My Journey from Boston to Europe -- Part 1

February 13th 2007 16:29

Christian Stormtroopers, I have returned! I apologize for my absence over the last few days, but once you hear my reason you will understand. You see, it has recently come to my attention that there is a crisis of faith in Europe:

EUROPE CONTINUES ITS SLOW SLIDE DOWN TO HELL

I know that to some of my readers, this is probably Yesterday's News. But I could not simply ignore this mass rejection of Emperor Jesus! I was in Boston last Wednesday evening for some business (I was gluing Crosses into the hands of all the historical statues around town. Everyone knows that America was founded on Biblical principles by good Christian men, yet none of the statues of our Founding Fathers really shows this. Until now, that is!) While I was there, I happened to pick up a newspaper that was running a story on how religion is on the decline among Europeans. Generally I dismiss Europe as already damned, but for some reason, reading this article, I felt that something needed to be done. Right then and there, I decided that I needed to buy a plane ticket and Hitch A Ride to Europe to try and save these damned, vile, heathen people from the near-certain fate in hell. It was More Than A Feeling: this was a command from a Higher Power. Some people might have said, "Eh, I'll stay in Boston and do God's work here." Well, That's A Man I'll Never Be. When God says jump, my only answer is "Into which den of lions, Lord?"

Typical people in Europe. No wonder they're going to hell....

Aboard the plane, I pondered my Journey. As I looked out of the window, the ground fell away below and we soared Beyond the Clouds. It occurred to me the best way to help Europe was to simply give them some Words of Wisdom from the Lord Jesus. If the reasonable and soothing words of the Bible didn't dissuade them from their wicked ways, what else possibly would?

Six hours after take-off, I landed in Paris. My nostrils were immediately assaulted by the stench of godless arrogance and cheese. Steeling myself, I prepared to begin my Jesus blitzkrieg. I didn't know if these French people had ever seen a stormtrooper before, but I was confident that they would immediately surrender to the power of my message.

Parisians are not known for their piety, but even so I was unprepared for the cultural waste-land that met my gaze. Chain-smoking models traipsed past me by the score, with their expensive designer clothes hanging from their waif-like frames and their eyes dull with ennui. Erotic sculptures and croissants littered the ground. Indeed, the air itself was saturated with the rank smell of sinful intercourse, as though the impure thoughts of this damned populace were leaking from their brains and polluting the atmosphere. Everywhere I looked on my Journey through the city, there were couples Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin' each other. These modern day inhabitants of Sodom and Gomorrah had even built giant edifices dedicated to fornicating. The natives refer to these as "Le Tour Eiffel" and "L'Arc de Triomphe". I don't know French, but I assume this means "huge penis" and "gargantuan vagina," respectively.

Doing my best to hold my composure in the midst of this city of sin, I found a spot outside of a huge cathedral. I believe it was called Notre Dame (who knows what it means). You've most likely never heard of it before, as it is a Catholic creation, and everyone knows that Papists and their works are not truly Christian. Still, there seemed to be a lot of traffic so I figured it would be a good place to hand out my specially made leaflets entitled Body Odor: God's Judgment on the French. I don't think five people had taken a pamphlet before I heard a Scream of Anger. A tall, dark-haired woman wearing sunglasses and a beret was gesturing angrily from the leaflet to me. Quickly a small crowd came towards me, their voices raised in indignation (I think. Who can tell the way those people talk? They sound angry saying hello!)

"Quiet, quiet!", I shouted. "Don't you see that I'm here to help you? You godless, soulless, hedonistic Europeans are on the fast track to hell! I'm just trying to tell you that God hates you and will roast your souls over the flames of Hades if you don't give your lives over to Jesus." I know, readers, this is a rational and noble enterprise, and you would expect it to be received as such. But no. These words had no sooner left my mouth than I was assaulted by the satanic mob. I was pummeled with fists and and foie gras. Baguettes fell on my head like rain.

Panicked, I called upon my Savior and Emperor to rescue me. Apparently, Jesus meant for me to suffer as He did, since no help came. I turned and ran for doors of the cathedral. Just as I reached them and put my hand to the door handles, the crowd caught me and the beating began anew.

"Sanctuary!" I cried, frantically. Just when I thought the odor of the mob would overwhelm me, the doors opened and a hand pulled me inside. I lay on the ground a moment, my hands still in protective placement over my face.

"Are you all right?" a voice asked in decent, if accented, English. Looking up, I saw a kindly old face staring down at me. I sat for a second, mentally checking myself out. I was sore, and greatly in need of a shower, and my Shroud of Turin t-shirt was slightly ripped, but I was OK. I looked at the old priest, clad in his simple black robes, and nodded my head.

"Yes," I answered, rising to my feet. "Thanks so much for saving me from that crowd. I've got no idea what happened."

"If you like, you may wait here until they leave, my son. Tell me, what brings you to Paris all the way from America?"

"God's work. Actually, that reminds me....". I dug in my satchel for a different pamphlet I had. I smiled and handed it to the old man. "Here you are. I hope it helps!"

He read the title of the leaflet slowly, out loud: "Stench of Evil: Why French Catholics are Doomed to Burn."

And so, moments later, I found myself thrust back outside the cathedral by the elderly, yet surprisingly strong, priest. Apparently God's truth was a bit too painful for him. However, things were about to get more painful for me, as remnants of the angry mob were still waiting outside. Only a few hours into my Journey in Europe, and already my Message of Love seemed to be Wasted Time. I yearned to be back in Boston, with my Peace of Mind....

Next: Part II -- Reality Czech

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Kenya Dig it?

February 8th 2007 19:50

Fellow Stormtroopers, let's hear it for Africa! More specifically, let's hear it for the good Christian people of Kenya, who are taking a stand for righteousness and truth. Take a look at this story:

KENYA SAYS "EVOLUTION SCMEVOLUTION"

I want every one of my readers to study this article long and hard. I am not going to get in to all of the evils of the "theory" of evolution at this time (too much to cover in just one post -- that will have to be a series!) but I do want to focus on this story in particular.

The heart of the matter is the clash between an atheist fortress of lies (the National Museum of Kenya, financed by the European Union. Need I say more?) and the God-fearing Christian people of the country who refuse to be bullied by "facts" or "knowledge". Scientists at the National Museum are opening up an exhibit of sin, which holds up the atrocious notions that the Earth is billions of years old and all living things evolved from common ancestors. The foremost fallacy on display at this hellish sideshow is the Turkana Boy -- supposedly an ancient pre-historic skeleton dating back many thousands of years. It's amazing how these Priests of Science keep beating on the same tired old drum. Doctors, here's all the facts that you need:

1) The Bible is completely inerrant, as it is the Word of God

2) God wasn't in to metaphors, so if He says creation took six days, it took six days. Not six million-year-long days, not 6 days with the first few days being way longer than the others because there was no sun around with which to measure time, just six days. Period. Likewise, if God says a bat is a bird (Leviticus 11:19), then dammit, it's a bird! Stop contradicting Him.

3) Since 1) and 2) are definitely true, it stands that evolution could not have taken place over millions of years which means that...

4) ...Turkana Boy and the rest of your trinkets are fakes

I hate to have to pull out the hard arguments like that, as it almost seems unfair to bludgeon someone so badly with truth. But scientists have proven time and time again that even when the simple truth is spelled out for them, they just refuse to see it.

Scientists, it's so easy. Just listen to the clear words of Bishop Boniface Adoyo, the head of Kenya's evangelical movement: "I did not evolve from Turkana Boy or anything like it. These sorts of silly views are killing our faith." Amen, Bishop Adoyo. Brothers and sisters in Christ's Clone Army, facts are not only silly, they're meaningless. Anybody can prove anything with facts. Big deal. What matters is faith! Unwavering, unquestioning, incurious faith is the gateway to Jesus' empire, and it is imperative not to let science try to dull faith with facts.

But if it's good science you need, Africa has that too. For example, the church in Africa has wisely steered it's members away from using condoms to prevent the spread of AIDS. They recognize that AIDS is God's wrathful judgment on the sinner. As long as a man and a woman do not engage in pre-marital sinfulness, they will not get AIDS. Check that off for good science. Also, in Kenya female genital mutilation is common practice. I personally object to use of the word "mutilation" though, as it makes it sound cruel. I think it should be re-christened "Female genital alteration so as to render dirty acts which could lead them to Hell uncomfortable and thus help them to maintain their purity". It's wordy, but I feel it really captures the true essence of what the procedure accomplishes. Again, good science. Satisfied now?

Unfortunately, officials at the museum are taking security precautions to ensure that no wise and virtuous persons make any attempts to dismantle their evolution/"mockery-of-God" display. I say, practice what you preach, evolutionists! Get rid of all your fancy security set-ups and go mano y mano with We the Faithful, and we'll see how "survival of the fittest" works out. My money is on us.

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This News Isn't Just Good; It's FABULOUS

February 7th 2007 17:36

Glory be to God, oh my brothers and sisters in Christ's Galactic Empire! It is with great joy that I am able to comment on this news regarding our dear Pastor Ted Haggard. Behold!

CLICK HERE TO READ ABOUT HOW PASTOR TED IS NOT GAY!

I've always known that Pastor Ted would be cleared of these ludicrous charges of gayness. The mere thought that he could ever be so sinful is absurd! You see, I had the privilege of hearing Pastor Ted preach once. I was in Colorado a couple years ago as I was doing some cross-country proselytizing work at nursing homes (wonderful places to preach the Word. Most residents are bedridden, or at best only capable of wheeling their chairs away very, very slowly, so it's easy to get a lot of preaching out to them.) Since I was in the Colorado Springs neighborhood, I decided to stop in at the New Life Church on Sunday and listen to Pastor Ted, whom I'd long admired, deliver his sermon.

Their was a joyful buzz in the church as all of the Godly flock awaited the arrival of their shepherd. I sat anxiously in my seat, nervous and excited all at once. Would I like him? He seemed wonderful on TV, but what about in person? Suddenly, the music began and Pastor Ted bounded up on the stage! He was dynamic, charismatic, and radiant with Godliness, and immediately he began to preach. Initially it was mostly small talk; awkward segues and frequent pauses. But I could feel his confidence growing, and I relaxed, closed my eyes, and let his words wash over me. At first his preaching was gentle. The words were like hands, softly rubbing my shoulders and caressing my back. They embraced me, strong but tender. Then, suddenly, Pastor Ted got very firm, and I became excited! I lost all sense of what was happening then, and sank into the moment of his preaching. Soon Pastor Ted was on fire, his words striking me like a leather riding crop. He thrust the message into me again and again, and hot tears of shame flowed down my cheeks like rivers. I was overcome by guilt and revulsion at my sinfulness, but there was a note of pleasure as well. It was all so complex!

Finally, Pastor Ted's sermon reached a great climax, and I felt a shudder go through my body. And then, in the blink of an eye, it was over. Pastor Ted walked off the stage looking sleepy and spent. I wiped the tears away and smiled, waiting for him to come back out. I waited and waited until long after everyone had gone, but he never came back. Disappointed, even slightly hurt that I hadn't had a chance to see him again, I headed for my car. It may have been fleeting, but it was the best sermon I ever had.

Now we're supposed to believe that this man of God is gay? Fellow Stormtroopers, Pastor Ted has made it unequivocally clear that he is completely, 100% heterosexual. As if there was any doubt! People, we have to be cautious that we do not step into the mine field that is "stereotypes". Does singing showtunes make a man gay? No. Does being a hairdresser make a man gay? Of course not. Does seeking out a male masseuse/prostitute and sodomizing him semi-regularly for 3 years while wearing assless chaps and taking crystal meth make a man gay? Not at all! Brothers and sisters, gayness is a sin that is committed in one's heart. I can guarantee you that the entire time that Pastor Ted was engaging in homosexual activities with that male whore, he was thinking about committing adultery with beautiful, large-breasted women. His heart and mind were ever and always in their natural, hetero, completely non-gay states. Look, I've bought soy chicken nuggets a few times when they were on sale. That does not make me a vegetarian!

Pastor Ted's confirmation of non-gayness is a triumph. But there is an unfortunate side to the story as well: the New Life Church has decided that Pastor Ted would be better off pursuing a "secular" career. Why not just stab him through the heart, you jackals? How can you "forgive him" but not take him back? Ask yourselves, What would Jesus do? I'll tell you what he'd do: He'd forgive Pastor Ted and welcome him back with a righteous, lingering man-hug. Should we do any less?

Good luck, Pastor Ted. You left your mark on me long ago and it's never washed off. I can only pray that the Lord continues to use you to touch people in your special way. God bless.

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Hot or Cold? Make Up Your Mind, Science!

February 6th 2007 17:11

Today, Stormtroopers of Christ, I would like to discuss an issue that has been bothering me for some time now: the spurious theory of "global warming". For years "scientists" have been telling us that the global temperature is rising in direct response to human activity. Their proof? Some melting ice at the North Pole. Big deal, scientists! Sometimes my freezer kicks into defrost mode and things get a bit melty. I don't run around in my lab coat pulling out my hair. Here's a good question: if it's getting so much hotter, how does science explain dueling news stories like these?

CNN WARM
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Superbowl MVP (Most Valuable Prayer)

February 5th 2007 14:55

The battle for NFL supremacy is over for another year, my Christian brethren. I know all of my readers watched the game last night (football is God's chosen sport), so I won't go into details and discussions of the game. The real thing to talk about is the example that these burly, Godly men set for us. Clearly, God blessed the Indianapolis Colts last night, and gave them His special favor. And why not? Chicago, as I understand it, is a bastion of sin in the midwest, populated by fornicators and pederasts. People in Indianapolis, on the other hand, do not even have sex! Blessed art thou, Indiana.

But I digress. The Colts, being blessed by God Almighty, trounced the Bears (led by quarterback Rex Grossman, who was clearly beset by devils. Nothing else could explain his poor play). Immediately upon victory the Colts players began attributing the win to the Lord Jesus, and rightly so. As it says in Psalms 44:6-8, "I do not trust in my bow, my sword does not bring me victory; but You give us victory over our enemies, You put our adversaries to shame. In God we make our boast all day long, and we will praise Your name forever."
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Phantom Menace

February 3rd 2007 16:26

What mixed emotions I have today, my friends in the Empire of Christ. Of course, I am exuberant with the knowledge that tomorrow is Sunday! I have a busy schedule for tomorrow, as usual. Mostly the standard things I know most of you do every Sunday as well:

6:00 am - 8:00 am: Confess sins to the Lord Jesus Christ while self-flagellating with authentic "Roman lead-tipped whip" reproduction

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New Hope

February 2nd 2007 15:57

If you have found yourself guided to this blog by the divine will of God Almighty, then welcome! For this is a place where all warriors for Christ can gather. You can read about my continuing efforts to bring the "Empire" of God's Eternal Heaven to all those on Earth, as well as the details of my ongoing struggle with the "Rebel Alliance" -- homosexuals, feminists, non-Christians, Jedi's, and atheists. You are encouraged (and hopefully motivated by the "Force" of God) to contribute the details of your own exploits against the enemy, as well as some Star Wars facts/gossip!

I would like to start this off with one example of how I have tried to live the Word of God, only to be repelled by the godless, soulless heathens I encounter time and again wherever I go. This particular encounter happened to take place at the local Stop and Shop. A couple weeks ago I was shopping for my usual groceries (unleavened bread, meat from animals that do not chew their own cud, honey, which I mix with specially-ordered locusts, Fig Newtons, etc.) when I noticed the lobster tank. It is always with extreme distaste that I pass by this area of the store, as it states in Lev. 11:9-12 that "And all that have not fins and scales in the seas, and in the rivers, of all that move in the waters, and of any living thing which is in the waters, they shall be an abomination unto you: They shall be even an abomination unto you; ye shall not eat of their flesh, but ye shall have their carcases in abomination." I know that Christians nowadays are more than happy to hit the all-you-can-eat shrimp fest at Red Lobster and double-fist crab cakes, but it's right there in black and white in the Bible, people. There are those Christians who say that when Jesus shed His Blood for our sins, that the old covenants were abolished. I've read the Gospels 357 times, and there's no place where Jesus says, "Ye, I say unto you, try some shrimp dip." What we have here is people turning against God's message because they feel it isn't "relevant" anymore. Well, if God wanted it edited out, he would have sent a Holy Ghost writer to take care of that

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Comment by Abe
on Welcome To The Revolution!

July 26th 2007 20:16

Hello Marti, and God's Galactic blessings be upon you!

It is with boundless joy that I see another follower of Emperor Jesus on this heathen-filled site. I have been attempting to foment revolution for a long time now. Polls say that over 70% of Americans call themselves Christians. I want that number to be 100%! Join me, and together we can rule the galaxy as ~~father and son~~ Marti and Abe! No one will be able to stand against us as we bend the populace to our will, in the name of the Heavenly Empire.

However, before we embark upon this fantastic crusade, I take some exception to these comments:

This is a blog not to condemn anyone

Marti, there are those people in the world who can only be condemned. People so wretched in the eyes of God that condemnation is all they are fit for. If you go into this saying that you don't want to condemn anyone, no one will take you seriously. Do what I do, and condemn everybody.

Nothing you've done is too horrible for God to forgive!

We're never going to get anywhere with that kind of attitude. If you want to get through to people, you must stress the message of degradation, subjugation and shame that God made clear in the Bible. There are tons of instances where God smote those who committed even relatively minor sins. Telling people that God is all about love is not going to prepare them for his Wrathful Anger. Be up front about His jealous rage! In the end, people will thank you for it.

Viva la Revolucion!

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on Give Me that Old Time Religion

February 17th 2007 02:04

No way Francis, God is NOT Dr. Who. If he were Dr. Who, instead of singing Onward Christian Soldiers in church, we'd smoke premium weed out of our gravity bongs and listen to Grateful Dead space jams for hours while mulling the intricacies of space travel and pondering the morality of the robot Dalek race. And I, for one, can only think of a couple times my church has done that.

The weekly meeting of 'Daleks for Jesus'

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on Give Me that Old Time Religion

February 16th 2007 14:07

Ahmed, I wouldn't know about that game. I play exclusively Christian sanctioned games like Left Behind, The Sims: Proselytizing Edition, Stone-A-Heathen, Jesus 2: The Bloodening, and Super Mario Cart.

Comment by Abe
on Give Me that Old Time Religion

February 15th 2007 23:30

Zeus??? Come on! Here's some info I found on the supposed "King of the Gods":

"Zeus was the supreme god, the master of all gods and men. He lived on Mount Olympus and ruled over the society of gods. Zeus was omnipotent, he saw everything, he knew everything, and he could do everything. If all the gods together were pulling one side of a golden rope trying to pull Zeus they would fail, but Zeus could, if he wanted to, pull them all up together with the Earth and the sea, and tie them to the Mt. Olympus' top. Hera, Athena and Poseidon tried once to chain him, but they were unsuccessful. When Apollo and Poseidon confronted Zeus, they had to serve mortals. On several occasions Hera disobeyed his will; as a punishment for oppressing Heracles, Zeus tied her up with the golden rope and hanged her upon the clouds."

What the.......? I mean, it doesn't even make sense! The REAL God exists outside of time, is omnipotent, is One God and yet is a Trinity, became man and died to cleanse of us of original sin (which we inherited from Adam and Eve). He is all-loving, but hates gays, atheists, shellfish, and lots of other things. That makes sense! No wonder the Greeks gave up on their "gods". Their stories are nuts! Zeus... *chuckles to self*

I think they these people need to put down their doves and pick up their Bibles!

Actual photo of Zeus. Would you worship this guy?

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on Passion Of The Christ - Mel's Passion For Bloodlust?

February 14th 2007 18:16

How could any good Christian possibly believe that this film was too violent? If anything, it wasn't nearly violent enough! New Age, lovey, hippy Christians are far too eager to appease those hellbound heathens out there who decry the amount of violence and bloodshed in the movie. I've even heard these supposedly righteous people claim that violence is "un-Christian." Un-Christian?? Clearly, these misguided souls have never even read the Bible! If there's one thing God loves, it's a good smack down:

Genesis 6:17 - I am going to bring floodwaters on the earth to destroy all life under the heavens, every creature that has the breath of life in it. Everything on earth will perish.

Exodus 32:10 - Now leave me alone so that my anger may burn against them and that I may destroy them. Then I will make you into a great nation.

Leviticus 26:22 - I will send wild animals against you, and they will rob you of your children, destroy your cattle and make you so few in number that your roads will be deserted.

Deuteronomy 6:15 - for the LORD your God, who is among you, is a jealous God and his anger will burn against you, and he will destroy you from the face of the land.

And this is just off the top of my head! God has no problem with violence, and He hasn't been shy about letting people know this. Not just little violence, either, but BIG, earth-shaking violence over fairly small details. Heck, He had a man stoned to death for picking up sticks on the Sabbath (which is why I sit, completely motionless, wearing Depends from midnight Saturday until midnight Monday).

Any Christians who don't like violence are missing a core component of their faith. Anti-violence = anti-God. And being anti-God will get you violently smote pretty quick!

And this is Him in a GOOD mood....

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on ATHEISTS

February 13th 2007 15:06

Well, clearly I am of the opinion that God waved His mighty hand and thus came the world and all its creatures. However, if I weren't a devout Christian whose beliefs are formed purely on the basis of Biblical teaching, I would argue that what you're saying undermines the scientific community. While I respect the fact that you acknowledge evolution and its role in shaping life (or rather, I would respect it if I weren't a good Christian blah-blah you get the point) what I find troubling about your stance is your willingness to arrest further study. You, and a great portion of the populace at large, are content with the thought that, "this is as far as we can go! Yup, God must've done the rest." This is typical "God of the gaps" thinking. 500 years ago, there were no gaps: God was responsible for everything. Gaps occurred as we started to question some long held beliefs about the world around us. As the centuries have passed, gradually science has filled in these gaps with an ever greater understanding of our natural world. Multiple times the general public opinion has been similar to yours: "Can't figure anything else out, so....God did it!" Eventually, of course, someone DOES figure it out, and God has one less gap in which to hide. So, do scientists currently know what "started" the whole universe and thus our place within it? No. Not yet, at any rate. But to assume that we never will have a clearer understanding is every bit as short-sighted as those people people who so firmly believed that we would never fly, that we could never understand the composition of the stars, or that we would never walk on the moon. It's only by the scientific community's refusal to stop trying to answer our unanswerable questions that we have come as far as we have.

Another, shorter, answer is the possibility that, since time is one of the dimensions formed out of the Big Bang, any attempt to question what happened "before" time began is inherently impossible. Not that we should stop trying!

The best answer, though, is still Genesis 1:1 -- "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth." Problem solved.

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on ATHEISTS

February 13th 2007 00:27

OK, so you're only semi-radical and prejudicial. I'll be glad to concede that. As I said, we differ by degrees.

The nice thing about people like you is that you help to bolster people like me. Sure, you'll say I'm "too radical". But you'll continue to practice your own smaller, pettier brand of intolerance at the same time you're condemning my bigger, louder one. Who cares if you're "less radical" than me? Your prejudice is still real. It simply happens that you're content to let people be held down in small, everyday ways instead of in dramatic fashion, as long as you're ensured that the status quo won't change and those whom you view unfavorably are kept in their place. Thus, while you may think I'm too far past where you're willing to go, the fact is that you ARE willing to go at least part of the way with me. You do it your way, and I'll do it mine, but don't make the mistake of thinking that our core views are all that different.

Oh, by the way, this has been bugging me. Cro-magnon man and Neanderthals coexisted for thousands of years. One did not become the other. At this point, while there are several theories on the matter, there is very little to suggest that Neandethals did anything other than fade out of existence. Of course, upon further research this may be proven false, but there is nothing to substantiate that view at the present time. I have tried to find an article making some sort of definitive connection, to no avail. If you know of one, please show it to me as I would be interested. Purely in the interest of smashing the theory to pieces through the power of the inerrant word of the Bible, of course. Obviously, any theory that does not involve two naked lovers in a Garden is pretty unlikely to pan out.

Neanderthal DNA link to modern humans?

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on Meet my Friend, Jesus

February 13th 2007 00:25

It's just that satin is very comfortable, and it's not as expensive as silk. I'm sorry, I'm fairly knowledgeable when it comes to the Bible, but I must have missed God's judgment against this apparently evil fabric. Can you please give me the verse prohibiting it? I don't want to risk His wrath for something as silly as sheets!

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on ATHEISTS

February 12th 2007 03:57

Youranter, I am truly sorry if you're offended. In my excitement at finding a kindred spirit, I perhaps got a bit carried away. But what have I really said to deserve such harsh words? We're clearly on the same page here:

"He takes the coward's way out..."

"He calls it 'the argument from ignorance'. If he applies it to atheists, he is certainly correct."

"And I'll bet you dollars to doughnuts that in their dying days, the atheists will turn to God for salvation."

"I know a woman who lived to be 95 yrs old and all she had at the end was her faith. I don't know it that gave her any more time, but she had something to hold on to. Something true atheists will never have."

"You said it best, Don. There are no atheists in a foxhole."

All your words, youranter, not mine. The disdain in your commentary practically drips off the screen. The difference between what you believe and what I wrote differs merely by degrees.

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on Mad!! Mad I Tell You!!!

February 10th 2007 15:12