EmperorofIceCream

EmperorofIceCream

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My wife reads and writes here as little whip. She's pointed out for me that Jesus the God of the Christians is not an egregor (not agregor) but a God-Form. The difference is considerable. All due respect to the God Jesus.

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I said I wouldn't be posting here again, but I changed my mind because I think something needed to be clarified. Yes, I went to SHE's blog and left instructions on how to prepare and inject cocaine, in order to make a point to Myrr...a point he was still unable to *get.* I asked him what the problem was, that since he felt it was fine to write an entire article describing the joys of inhalant abuse, then he shouldnt mind me telling hi

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To preacherman: "Does my damnation bother me? No, because it arises as a consequence of the decree of a god that doesn't exist." Let me rephrase this: I believe you Christians have a God just as I do. Your God is Jesus. And Jesus the God exists. In technical terms he's an agregor , an autonomous spiritual entity generated from the combined will and faith of those who believe in that entity. Didn't want to dis the God Jesus unin

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To preacherman: I began some sort of epic in response to you - but in the nick of time I realized it was all bullshit. What exactly are you trying to tell me that you think I don't understand, and that I haven't already told you? That I'm damned? I agree, or at least I agree that the ultimate end I face would probably equate to damnation in that it involves not being where the god of the Christians is. Does my damnation bother me? No,

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To preacherman: By you own testimony, you are a student of the scriptures, you most certainly know that the angels with the like of which you converse are kept in store, reserved in everlasting chains of darkness, unto the judgement of the great day. I'm a student of many scriptur

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To preacherman: "For He that has been highly exhalted and given a name above every other name (JESUS) is much more than just a man. He is God in the Flesh." I used to think the same, but as I believe I've made clear - I'm no longer of that opinion. And before you point it out let me say now that Im an Apostate, a Heretic, and will quite rightly go to Hell. Except that my Hell is also my Heaven and my Heaven, Hell (as I've als

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Dear Marvin... Have you ever thought that the End Times arrived without you noticing and that the current state of the world is God's final judgment?

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To preacherman: Your doctrine is flawed, masked by deceptions of the darkness. Heaven and hell, light and dark, good and evil... as is at least implicit in the article, I no longer have any interest in purely binary distinctions of this sort. Half the illogicalities of Christianity could be rem

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To aeryck: What puzzles me is why you waste your efforts dealing with Angels, when you could be dealing with Jahashuah ha Massiach. I haven't come across that spelling before. However, it evidently derives in some way from 'Yahveh', 'Yahweh', 'Yehovah', or 'Jehovah', all of which are derived by

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I recently became aware of the 'Left Behind' series of books and movies, set in the days after the Rapture when all the true believers get to go home with Jesus. I thought it was a reasonably interesting take on the topic - if abominably written (and acted), cardboard characters drooling sentimentality at every turn and a theology that wasn't so much faithfu

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I wanna know when this man actually "teaches." He's bopping around JU all day long during school hours.....sucking up tax dollars to come here an write his anti-american drivel, insult people, (his favorite insult is "you douche" btw, how mature is that? ranks right up there with dabe's "whipsy dipsy" crap) and advocate drug abuse. It's enought to make anyone consider home-schooling. And hang in there, MM, I too tried to play nice w

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Well naturally it won't happen. But I made the proposals only half in jest. If the phrase 'culture of life' were taken seriously and any attempt was to be made to encourage its development, there would have to be profound changes made in the ways we live in the world. Changes so profound that it's impossible to imagine anyone attempting to pursue them except in terms of a purely personal development. I know this, you know this, and (probably)

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Bush wants to create something called a culture of life. In order to do that he'll have to do the following things... 1. Ban all future production of automobiles; seize and destroy all those currently in existence. Cars kill thousands every year and so cannot be a part of a 'culture of life'. 2. End all abortions. Killing children in th

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It doesn't matter what software you use. It doesn't matter whether you sit at your kid's elbow every time they touch a keyboard. It doesn't matter if you throw out the TV, the DVD, the VCR. It wouldn't matter if you sewed their eyelids shut, burst their eardreams, and cut out their tongues. They will still discover everything you don't want them to know, see everything you don't want them to see, learn everything you, in your infinite adult wisdom, deem unfit for them to encounte

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Here's a hint, dumbass. It's dumbass, not dumass. Here's a second hint, dumbass. If you keep deleting everyone's comments, they wont bother to comment in the future. In addition, they are likely to delete the comments you leave on their threads. Third and final lesson of the day. I'm glad you hate me, I thrive on being hated by moronic imbeciles, and I've been hated by far better people than you. Question to admin: Why i

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if we will not believe what the Bible tells us of this eternal fate, we would not believe if someone came back from the dead. Smiles...i said i wouldnt get involved in this discussion because no one here is likely to change anyone else's mind, but i will disagree with the statement above. What

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Firstly, let me credit Shulamite with reviving my interest in writing here. Go here Link . This is as much, if not more, a response to my own first response to Shulamite's article, as it is a response to that article itself. I freely admit to having a problem with authority. My problem is that it is frequently not authoritarian enough, and that, usuall

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All priests, by their very nature as priests, are intermediaries, interlopers, vicarious stand-ins - and therefore are thieves. Thieves of the believer's liberty of conscience. Thieves of the freedom that is entailed by the belief in a personal as opposed to a collective god. And they are no more entitled to the 'authority' they pretend to wield than I am entitled to promulgate civil laws for the 'good' of others. A church is a collectivity of believers, yes. But that coll

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Somewhere in the first hour of Matrix, Morpheus says to Neo something to the effect that he (Neo) has always been aware that there is something wrong with the world, something that doesn't fit, doesn't add up, doesn't make sense. To Morpheus, Neo (and the unspeakably delicious Trinity), presumably, this 'doesn't-add-up-ness' of the world is something to be f

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So. What did Santa and his elves bring for you this year? Sweaters? Slippers? A bunch of assorted crap not really wanted and already heading back to the returns line at Walmart, in all propability. Me, I got a hundred surgical needles, a shiny new pair of piercing forceps, and a brand new cat o'nine tails made from kangaroo hide. If you're wonderi

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