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07 Sep 2003 01:32:24 AM |
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Re: Does Jesus say |
In a fit of something, no one is certain what, jezebeth kaka, aka john w.
of various unsavory fames left the following mess on the carpet.
It has been set to arcb only
On Sat, 06 Sep 2003 19:14:21 -0500, AnonMoos <anonmoos@io.com> wrote:
Truth Hunter wrote:
Read your Bible! Does Jesus say "I am God" or "I am divine." or I
have created the heavens and earth?
Nope, but he does say "I and my Father are one" (John 10:30).
Damn jezzie, are you so desperate for attention that you have to feed a
known troll?? Rhetorical question of course.
Yes, He said, "I am God" several times.
Get it right jezzie, he never said anything according to history, a
history recent enough that had it been around, it would have been noticed.
So what you are claiming is a falsehood, historically speaking.
And when He said He is God, He also claimed to be the Creator.
Nope, that was an & ki. But then, you didn't know that for you only know
one myth.
Next question?
Does anyone have a question jezzie can actually answer.
Like does he have evidence for his claims for:
Churches bearing 1st century cornerstones?
Being drafted into the USAF [implication]
Serving in nam [implication]
rewritting a 30000 page USAF Tech. manual
being in the gulf war [implication]
A church in England bearing a cornerstone/dated to 525 CE[Greg.], Baptist
at that. Computer consultant [can't set up agent, or doesn't know how to
use the mouse, take your pick] Retired on social security
Converted by Billy G. at the age of 5
Genius level mentallity in the past [Pepperdine & at least two seminaries]
Name dropper faster than a Hollywood gossip columnist [are any of them
still alive?]
The lies go on, & the evidence is as absent as the god it claims to speak
for.
walksalone who, responding from aa notes that jezebeth is one of the few
that wore out their welcome before they even arrived.
The lies go on, but the questions raised are never answered.
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