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Sociology > Education |
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"Jd" |
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16 May 2005 09:50:30 PM |
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Light of Israel III: NATO saves Muslims (1/2) |
The following is a list of 79 Christian Churches which have been
destroyed and/or desecrated since NATO saved the Muslims in Kosovo
(back when Clinton was President).
After reading the list would anyone care to explain how Islam is a
peaceful religion?
1. The Monastery of the Holy Trinity was built in the 14th century on
the Rusinica hill above Musutiste, 2 km to the south.
2. The church of the Holy Virgin Odigitriya, in Musutiste, was built
as a foundation by Dragoslav, the then chief court governor of the
estate, and his family, in 1315, about 10 km to the south-east of Suva
Reka.
3. The medieval monastery of St Mark of Korisa used to stand on a
rocky outpost above the Korisa river, 3 km southeast of the village of
Korisa. The church was built in 1467 with a single-nave, a rectangular
foundation and a preserved fragment of the original, ancient fresco.
4. The monastery of St Archangel Gabriel, also known under the names
of Binac and Buzovik, was built in the 14th century. It was located
some 4-5 km south of Vitina, at the spring of the river Susica.
5. Devic monastery -Drenica (south of Srbica)- the church of the
Presentation of the Holy Virgin was built around the year 1434 by the
Despot Djuradj Brankovic to commemorate his daughter Devica's recovery
from an illness and was named after her.
6. The Monastery of St Uros, with the Church of the Ascension of The
Holy Virgin, was built by the Empress Helen at the end of the 14th
century, uphill and west of Gornje Nerodimlje, in the small village of
Sarenik.
7. The Monastery and the Church of St Archangels, in Gornje
Nerodimlje, were built in the 14th century and renewed in the year
1700. The monastery was burnt and looted. 7.1. A giant black pine
tree, planted in 1336 by Tsar Dusan himself, was cut down and burnt.
7.2. The cemetery was desecrated and the tombstones were knocked over
and vandalized.
8. The new church of St Nicholas of the Summer, in Gornje Nerodimlje,
was built on the ancient foundations in 1983. It was a single-nave
building with an altar apse and a smallish dome. urch was vandalized,
burnt and mined.
9. The Church of St Stephen In Donje Nerodimlje, in the river
Nerodimka valley, 5 km west of Urosevac from the 14th century, renewed
in 1996. It was vandalized, burnt and finally mined in summer 1999,
after the war and NATO deployment.
10. The monastery church of The Holy Virgin (also known as the Holy
Innocent) was built in Dolac near Klina. The church was a single-nave
building, rectangular at the foundations, with a semi-cylindrical
vault and a semi-round apse. Two layers of frescoes were preserved.
The more recent one dated from 1620 while the older, found underneath,
was from the 14th century.
11. The church of St Nicholas, in the village of Slovinje near
Lipljan, was built in the 16th century, pulled down in the 19th
century and renewed in 1996. On 17th July 1999 it was levelled to the
ground by explosives.
12. The new church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul was built in
1938, on the eastern outskirts of the town of Suva Reka. It had a dome
and a belfry. The church was first plundered, vandalized and then
razed to the ground on 19th July 1999, at 1 a.m.
13. The church of the Holy Trinity in the village of Petric, on the
Pec-Pristina road, was built as a foundation of the Karic Brothers in
1992. The church was looted, dynamited and razed to the ground with
explosives.
14. The church of the Presentation of The Holy Virgin, in Bijelo Polje
near Pec, was built in the 16th century and restored in 1868 under the
auspices of the Empress of Russia, Maria Alexandrovna.
15. The cathedral church of Holy King Uros, in the city of Urosevac,
was built between 1929 and 1933, to the designs of the architect from
Skopje, Josif Mihailovic.
16. The church of St Elijah in Vucitrn, was built in the year 1834 on
the eastern outskirt of the city, at the site where some previously
buried holy relics had been discovered.
17. The church of St John the Baptist, in Samodreza near Vucitrn,
entered the legends as "the white church of Samodreza" in which saint
King Lazar gave Holy Communion to the Serbian knights on the eve of
the Battle of Kosovo (1389).
18. The Church of St Paraskeva, in Drsnik near Pec, was at one time
devoted to St Nicholas. It was a single-nave building, of rectangular
foundation, with a semi-cylindrical vault.
19. The Church of The Holy Virgin, in the village of Naklo near Pec,
was built in 1985, later demolished and burnt.
20. The Church of the Holy Trinity, in the village of Velika Reka near
Vucitrn, was built as a foundation of Dimitrije Ljiljak in 1997 to the
designs of the architect Ljiljana Ljiljak. The church was vandalized,
burnt and almost completely destroyed.
21. The Church of St Apostles in Petrovac, near Kosovska Kamenica, was
vandalized and burnt.
22. The Church of The Holy Virgin, in the village of Podgorce near
Vitina, was new. It was consecrated in 1996, but vandalized and burnt
afterwards.
23. The Church of the Conception of St John the Baptist with three
bells, was finished in 1998 as a Rajovic's family foundation in Pecka
Banja. The architect
Ljubisa Folic made the designs. The church was demolished and the
interiors burnt.
24. The Church of The Holy Virgin in Djurakovac, from 1997, was
vandalized.
25. The Holy Trinity Cathedral in Djakovica was completed in 1999 on
the foundations of a five-dome memorial church. The old church was
built to serve as a mausoleum and the place of final rest for all
those killed, murdered and frozen to death in the wars of 1912-1918.
26. The Church of St Nicholas - Nikoljaca stands in a hilly meadow, in
the old Serbian village of Osojane in the river Kujavce valley, 8 km
southeast of Istok.
27. The Church of the Holy Prophet Elijah in Bistrazin was built
between the two world wars on the foundations of a much older church
from partially chiselled stone and had a belfry facing west.
28. The Church of St Demetrios in Siga, near Pec, was restored in 1937
on the foundations of an old church, which had an added narthex and
was believed to have been older than Decani.
29. The Church of St Elijah in the village of Zegra, near Gnjilane,
was built in 1931. It was demolished and later completely burnt (the
roof caved in). Two other church buildings were also set ablaze.
Crosses and tombstones at the cemetery were wrecked.
30. The Church of St Cosma and Damian in the village of Novake, near
Prizren, was restored in 1991. Now stands vandalized and burnt.
31. The Church of the Presentation of The Holy Virgin, in Veliko
Krusevo near Pec, (ancient, restored), was broken into and partially
burnt.
32. The 14th century Zociste Monastery, 5 km southeast of Orahovac,
dated back to the days of the Nemanjic self-governing state.
33. Church of St John in Grmovo, 4 km west of Vitina. First set ablaze
and then completely demolished by explosives, on 25 July 1999.
34. The Church of St Nicholas, in the village of Kijevo in
Prekoruplje, 15 km south-east of Klina.
35. The Church of St Evangelist Mark, in Klina (Metohija), was erected
on the foundations of the old church of the Presentation of The Holy
Virgin. Destroyed by explosive.
36. The Church of St Nicholas, in the village of Ljubizda near
Prizren, was built in the 16th century and renewed in 1867.
37. The Church of the Holy Prophet Elijah in Ljubizda, 4 km north-east
of Prizren and in the country of the same name. Restored in 1979, on
the 16th century foundations. Today stands looted, burnt on the inside
and mined. The cemetery around it was desecrated.
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| User: "Cary Kittrell" |
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| Title: Re: Light of Israel III: NATO saves Muslims (1/2) |
17 May 2005 10:04:52 AM |
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In article <ojti81psb5vqq5d1hqg3caob2rvmqj9oba@4ax.com> Jd <ZionsFire@att.net> writes:
The following is a list of 79 Christian Churches which have been
destroyed and/or desecrated since NATO saved the Muslims in Kosovo
(back when Clinton was President).
Nice to see you getting a bit more ecumenical. Concerning
yourself over the fate of Catholic churches is most definitely
a step up from your normal ranting about idol-worshiping
Catholics.
-- cary
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| User: "Jd" |
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| Title: Re: Light of Israel III: NATO saves Muslims (1/2) |
19 May 2005 09:01:54 PM |
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Cary Kittrell wrote:
In article <ojti81psb5vqq5d1hqg3caob2rvmqj9oba@4ax.com> Jd <ZionsFire@att.net> writes:
The following is a list of 79 Christian Churches which have been
destroyed and/or desecrated since NATO saved the Muslims in Kosovo
(back when Clinton was President).
Nice to see you getting a bit more ecumenical. Concerning
yourself over the fate of Catholic churches is most definitely
a step up from your normal ranting about idol-worshiping
Catholics.
-- cary
Thanks.
You being an Xchristian, it's nice to know that you support sodomy and
other deviant moral practices and sinful lifstyles while applauding me
for showing a bit of sympathy for the neo-inquisitors.
It's "nice" because it shows your ignorance over the fact that both
the neo-inquisitors and the Islamic radicals would both defy you for
supporting sodomy.
You idjut.
Jd
"The Lord shall send the rod of thy strength out of Zion: rule thou in
the midst of thine enemies." (Psalms 110:2)
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| User: "Cary Kittrell" |
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| Title: Re: Light of Israel III: NATO saves Muslims (1/2) |
20 May 2005 09:26:15 AM |
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In article <fniq81hi2fdq5ikbcq14dkb0sl83ab5tq1@4ax.com> Jd <ZionsFire@att.net> writes:
Cary Kittrell wrote:
In article <ojti81psb5vqq5d1hqg3caob2rvmqj9oba@4ax.com> Jd <ZionsFire@att.net> writes:
The following is a list of 79 Christian Churches which have been
destroyed and/or desecrated since NATO saved the Muslims in Kosovo
(back when Clinton was President).
Nice to see you getting a bit more ecumenical. Concerning
yourself over the fate of Catholic churches is most definitely
a step up from your normal ranting about idol-worshiping
Catholics.
-- cary
Thanks.
You being an Xchristian, it's nice to know that you support sodomy and
other deviant moral practices and sinful lifstyles while applauding me
for showing a bit of sympathy for the neo-inquisitors.
It's "nice" because it shows your ignorance over the fact that both
the neo-inquisitors and the Islamic radicals would both defy you for
supporting sodomy.
You don't know too much about the status of homosexuality in Islamic
cultures, I see.
-- cary
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| User: "Jd" |
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| Title: Re: Light of Israel III: NATO saves Muslims (1/2) |
20 May 2005 03:35:19 PM |
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Cary Kittrell wrote:
In article <fniq81hi2fdq5ikbcq14dkb0sl83ab5tq1@4ax.com> Jd <ZionsFire@att.net> writes:
Cary Kittrell wrote:
In article <ojti81psb5vqq5d1hqg3caob2rvmqj9oba@4ax.com> Jd <ZionsFire@att.net> writes:
The following is a list of 79 Christian Churches which have been
destroyed and/or desecrated since NATO saved the Muslims in Kosovo
(back when Clinton was President).
Nice to see you getting a bit more ecumenical. Concerning
yourself over the fate of Catholic churches is most definitely
a step up from your normal ranting about idol-worshiping
Catholics.
-- cary
Thanks.
You being an Xchristian, it's nice to know that you support sodomy and
other deviant moral practices and sinful lifstyles while applauding me
for showing a bit of sympathy for the neo-inquisitors.
It's "nice" because it shows your ignorance over the fact that both
the neo-inquisitors and the Islamic radicals would both defy you for
supporting sodomy.
You don't know too much about the status of homosexuality in Islamic
cultures, I see.
-- cary
Boo!
Jd
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