Calm Down, And Read It.

[Norval]

Swami,
We never left, only stopped posting in that thread for obvious reasons of moderation problems.

Norval,
Now THAT was ironic.

Bodzoyfa,
An obvious poster that has failed to read before posting. Just as they haven't read the posting
guidelines and subsequent requests about posting from our moderators and administrator.
But to answer that question, again, nope, I am not the least bit religious. As the bible lists several
positions, or levels, of oversight within the community, I have been called a minister, priest, and a
few other things. I think "infidel" was my favorite.

Gazbom,
Now it's not nice to pick on the hats that ones wear, , , , but did you get a load of those dresses?

Brinty,
Quite the truth there.

Animos,

"Ur tooooo much in just one source."

I think you meant to type "to much INTO just one source"?
Provided you had read the disclosures I have made as to sources, you would have not made that
observation.

Ashatav,
uhmmmmm, it would have been nice to just get your viewpoint about that video.
I don't have the time to watch ALL videos, but the youtube ones about dumb drivers are very
funny to watch.

Brinty,
Good point, validation and confirmation is always good to get. But just reading books about a
"book" does not constitute having read "the book". Not saying this of you, but that is what most
people have done. There came a time in Gale's and my discussions and research investigations
when I just had to pop off with, "Just read the damn book!" . She then did, and the rest is history.

Chesmayne,
I reported your posting as it is not even remotely with in posting guidelines.
Your posting is also what we would call disinformation. But, thank you for that help in making it
easier for others reading to see what we mean.

Bennycog,
There used to be some great information about how we got the bible at the United Bible Societies
web site, you could try there? Thanks for your input.

Pilot,
A real good way to find the answers is to do word searches in a computer bible. One can learn
alot and get the answers they are seeking that way.

Trishgate,
As we have said before, many books, but we use the bible as the one to measure all others
against. A three page book in the bible called Malachi gives a good summary of the whole book.

Mummy bean,
It never hurts to know what, and who, is saying when and where.
Yes, think of the wine skins, new into old, most will not be able to, as one person recently posted
me, leave the old for the new.

Well, I do appreciate all the responses, there is yet much work of investigations and research to
be done. With the bible as the picture on the box this big puzzle came in one can figure out the
puzzle. No, it won't sit well with many, and no, it won't help those that are blinded to it's message.

[Mummy_bean]

Originally Posted by Norval

Mummy bean,
It never hurts to know what, and who, is saying when and where.

Actually it does. But never mind.


Thanks for your responses Norval.

Just curious to know, were you ever religious? In the past? Did you ever worship anything or anyone? Just wondering what's your story.....? I mean, way back...

[NewParadigmGuy]

Originally Posted by Norval

A three page book in the bible called Malachi gives a good summary of the whole book.

Just for fun I went and read the first chapter of Malachi. It seems to be mostly about the LORD complaining about people bringing unacceptable sacrifices to him, such as blind, crippled, and diseased animals.

OK, what does this have to do with ET's?

Also, what kind of God requires animal sacrifices? It seems rather sick to me. Also, supposedly God created the blind or crippled animals; this book makes him seem rather small minded to think less of them.

PS - I was a Christian for years and have read the Bible many times. I cannot relate to your idea at all that the book has anything to do with ETs or really with much of anything that is going on today. It is a collection of stories and myths from thousands of years ago - how could it possibly be relevant to today?