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5/11/07 3:41 PM |
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"Yamil, What you have just shown is an inability to understand basic concepts due to your delusion..."You are already singing the "I am smart, you are stupid" song. Did not take you too long. Funny, I have not quoted anyone and you claim that I take advice from false teachers. And you take advice from saints, right. It's that what you are getting at? "Here's a good start..." Now hold on horsey, you are already trying to go from subject to subject without answering anything. You asked for an example of lie and I shared one with you. Instead of redeeming yourself, you resort to the "ignorance" strawman but you answered nothing. Now you want to ignore the devastating truth altogether and go to your pet kool-aid driven subjects. You are going to have to do better than that if you are going to strut over here claiming to be smarter than everyone else simply because you affirm that your great grandad was a flee-infested monkey. P.S. I see since you can't catch any fish over here, you resort to bring your monkey friends over here. So predictable. |
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5/11/07 12:39 PM |
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The truth is demeaning and hateful according to your terms. Get over it.And yes, I have you down. I know you better than you know yourself. So if you\\\'d like to stick around, I will be more than happy to educate you about yourself. ________________________________________ Before I start allow me to make a clarification before you start off with a smokescreen technacalities which is no technacality at all. When I say monkey, I mean as everyone else here mean as well an ape-like creature. It reffers to any of the long line of decendents after the break in ancestry from the chimpanzee (as you would hilariously describe it). So don\\\'t get hung up on it to try to divert from the point made. \\\"As for observing something that takes millions of years- That\\\'s hilarious\\\" Yes, I find it hilarious myself. That\\\'s why I am not an evolutionist. \\\"If we saw something like a fish turning into a frog in just a couple generations, we would have good evidence against evolution.\\\" Yep, I knew you were going to say that. But that answer never makes any sense. Try to think about what you are saying. Evolution states that we evolved from monkeys but if that were to happen today it would be evidence against what it claims. Double talk already? |
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5/10/07 10:54 PM |
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DB I have two posts for you, that thankfully I saved. I am going to have to give it to you tommorrow since I left my disk at work. _______________________________________ In response to the sticky note:Actually, that was not me. Even if it were there was one that was 30 minutes in between the post. That hardly can be called a consecutive post. The next one was Berean, which he just happen to make a snear comment right when I needed it. So the only thing adolescent and reprehensible is you believing everything you here from your Calv friends and you allowing them to post under under multiple alliances and yet you are quick to pull the plug on me everytime the Calvs cry foul play. Babies? Yes. I think the mature thing is to stop trying to play dad (and on top of that play favorites) and allow the truth to work itself out. And I just finished corresponding from a poster that got banned a long time ago who personally emailed you asking for the violation that got him posted and you were not able to give him one example. Sounds like the same response you gave me. So I would not be lecturing about breaking policies since (1) apparently you are not able to specify the broken policy when it is asked of you (2) everything was ok when the Calvs where cutting and pasti |
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4/10/07 1:12 PM |
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Hunger?1. How about starting by telling God that you do not have it. You would never know that David was backsliding in heart by reading Psalm 119. You would think he was at his spiritual high but the last verse states: \"I have gone astray like a lost sheep: seek thy servant;for I do not forget thy commandments.\" 2. I find that a good spirtual fast also helps to generate that hunger once again. It is a good spirtual excercise where one says no to the flesh and yes to the spirit. Isaiah 58 6Is not this the fast that I have chosen? to loose the bands of wickedness, to undo the heavy burdens, and to let the oppressed go free, and that ye break every yoke?.... 8Then shall thy light break forth as the morning, and thine health shall spring forth speedily: and thy righteousness shall go before thee; the glory of the LORD shall be thy rearward.\" 3. Contemplate the day that Jesus saved you. I find that the way to keep my marriage fresh is to daydream about my courting days with my wife. Since marriage is only but a reflection of our relationship with God, imagine if we do the same with our relationship with God. Jude 21:21keep yourselves in the love of God... |
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