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Rockyrd 10-04-2017 06:05 AM

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That information was taken from the Worship column in the WSJ wherein a pastor made claim that 33 of the 56 signers were ordained pastors. I often keep copies of such facts.

Perhaps I misread the article but I am not a liar. a lair intends to deceive.

WHAT IS MORE ALARMING is your reaction not with one but three consecutive threads with insanity spread over the entire posts. Pal you need to get a grip because your response was way over the top and you apparently have unresolved issues . No reasonable person would respond in the manner as did you. I will keep you in my prayers.

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Every adjective used by Coldnomore to describe you is 100% accurate.

You certainly are not someone who should be speaking of Christian values. Your judgement of people, your hateful unfounded debasement of other people is truely stunning.

And you DO lie...you DO plagerize. You ignore when it is pointed out to you, but you do lie and you do deceive.

Your hypocrisy is difficult to even describe. You seem to be lacking any conscience at all.

Byte1 10-04-2017 06:11 AM

The point being discussed is that the Founders were indeed believers, whether claiming to be Christian or not. I fail to see why it is so abhorrent for the folks on the left to recognize the many good points related to those that believe in a higher form of divinity. The idea of persons caring for one another is reinforced by the instructions dictated by the Bible. Or, do liberals believe they are superior to any divinity? In my opinion, those that seem to get an allergic reaction to the mention of the Bible, seem to have something in their background that they are ashamed of and do not wish to face that sin. Believers are convinced that there is a higher form of forgiveness.

Sorry, did not mean to bring religion into politics. Someone, as always will inevitably mix the two. Maybe because there is so much corruption in politics? I generally stay away from discussing religious beliefs. That is taboo in today's PC world. I guess the next step will be for someone to bring up the ever present issue of abortion and it's religious ramifications.

Byte1 10-04-2017 06:19 AM

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Every adjective used by Coldnomore to describe you is 100% accurate.

You certainly are not someone who should be speaking of Christian values. Your judgement of people, your hateful unfounded debasement of other people is truely stunning.

And you DO lie...you DO plagerize. You ignore when it is pointed out to you, but you do lie and you do deceive.

Your hypocrisy is difficult to even describe. You seem to be lacking any conscience at all.

That seems rather harsh. From what I have seen in the short time I have been visiting this forum, is that he/she seems to be very civil. Some of you seem to attack anyone that does not agree with you, even when they are able to articulate their view. In my opinion, it is OK to refute someone's statement with factual evidence, but to make personal attacks is against most forum rules. You and a couple others seem to have personal grievances against that poster. This is just my observation, and I may be wrong.

Don Baldwin 10-04-2017 07:30 AM

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How many of the signers of the declaration of independence were clergymen?

how many of the signers of the declaration of independence were clergymen? - Google Search




Meanwhile look at the mean-spiritedness of this post. The viciousness of Liberalism/Femo-Fascism is on full display.

What are they defending? Answer: their own conceit and sense of superiority. ... no wonder they're so hostile.

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The point being discussed is that the Founders were indeed believers, whether claiming to be Christian or not. I fail to see why it is so abhorrent for the folks on the left to recognize the many good points related to those that believe in a higher form of divinity. The idea of persons caring for one another is reinforced by the instructions dictated by the Bible. Or, do liberals believe they are superior to any divinity? In my opinion, those that seem to get an allergic reaction to the mention of the Bible, seem to have something in their background that they are ashamed of and do not wish to face that sin. Believers are convinced that there is a higher form of forgiveness.

Sorry, did not mean to bring religion into politics. Someone, as always will inevitably mix the two. Maybe because there is so much corruption in politics? I generally stay away from discussing religious beliefs. That is taboo in today's PC world. I guess the next step will be for someone to bring up the ever present issue of abortion and it's religious ramifications.

Back then...ALL learning was done at religious schools.

"Religious denominations established most early colleges in order to train ministers. They were modeled after Oxford and Cambridge universities in England, as well as Scottish universities. Harvard College was founded by the Massachusetts Bay colonial legislature in 1636, and named after an early benefactor. Most of the funding came from the colony, but the colleges began to collect endowments early on. Harvard first focused on training young men for the ministry, and won general support from the Puritan government, some of whose leaders had attended either Oxford or Cambridge.[1] The College of William & Mary was founded by the Virginia government in 1693, with 20,000 acres (81 km2) of land for an endowment, and a penny tax on every pound of tobacco, together with an annual appropriation. James Blair, the leading Church of England minister in the colony, was president for 50 years, and the college won the broad support of the Virginia gentry. It trained many of the lawyers, politicians, and leading planters at the time.[2] Yale College was founded in 1701, and in 1716 was relocated to New Haven, Connecticut. The conservative Puritan ministers of Connecticut had grown dissatisfied with the more liberal theology of Harvard, and wanted their own school to train orthodox ministers.[3]"

mellincf 10-04-2017 09:11 AM

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The point being discussed is that the Founders were indeed believers, whether claiming to be Christian or not. I fail to see why it is so abhorrent for the folks on the left to recognize the many good points related to those that believe in a higher form of divinity. The idea of persons caring for one another is reinforced by the instructions dictated by the Bible. Or, do liberals believe they are superior to any divinity? In my opinion, those that seem to get an allergic reaction to the mention of the Bible, seem to have something in their background that they are ashamed of and do not wish to face that sin. Believers are convinced that there is a higher form of forgiveness.

Sorry, did not mean to bring religion into politics. Someone, as always will inevitably mix the two. Maybe because there is so much corruption in politics? I generally stay away from discussing religious beliefs. That is taboo in today's PC world. I guess the next step will be for someone to bring up the ever present issue of abortion and it's religious ramifications.

It is not that liberals "believe they are superior to any divinity", it is that they object to exactly the sentiment expressed above. If you cannot see the smug, "holier than thou" implication of your post, it is infuriating. No, we don't have "some sin in our background" we have EDUCATION in our background. The Bible repeats a collection of myths from Egyptian, Greek, and older civilizations. If people would pay as much attention to the origins of the Bible as to what it says, you would be able to speak with more authority and less conceit. '''Noah''': Flood Myths Are Far Older Than Bible | Time.com
10 Ways The Bible Was Influenced By Other Religions - Listverse

mellincf 10-04-2017 09:19 AM

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The point being discussed is that the Founders were indeed believers, whether claiming to be Christian or not. I fail to see why it is so abhorrent for the folks on the left to recognize the many good points related to those that believe in a higher form of divinity. The idea of persons caring for one another is reinforced by the instructions dictated by the Bible. Or, do liberals believe they are superior to any divinity? In my opinion, those that seem to get an allergic reaction to the mention of the Bible, seem to have something in their background that they are ashamed of and do not wish to face that sin. Believers are convinced that there is a higher form of forgiveness.

Sorry, did not mean to bring religion into politics. Someone, as always will inevitably mix the two. Maybe because there is so much corruption in politics? I generally stay away from discussing religious beliefs. That is taboo in today's PC world. I guess the next step will be for someone to bring up the ever present issue of abortion and it's religious ramifications.

Preachers are always mixing religion with politics. Who objects to abortion? The religious. That crazy preacher Pat Robertson is always ranting about divine retribution for something political, the latest is the Vegas massacre was caused by disrespect for Trump. How can any thinking individual have anything but contempt for such ravings? Pat Robertson blamed the Vegas shooting on ‘disrespect’ for Trump and the national anthem - The Washington Post

Rockyrd 10-04-2017 09:36 AM

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That seems rather harsh. From what I have seen in the short time I have been visiting this forum, is that he/she seems to be very civil. Some of you seem to attack anyone that does not agree with you, even when they are able to articulate their view. In my opinion, it is OK to refute someone's statement with factual evidence, but to make personal attacks is against most forum rules. You and a couple others seem to have personal grievances against that poster. This is just my observation, and I may be wrong.

Not harsh at all or even close.

I do not attack him Rubicon because he disagrees with me....not at all.....fact is would welcome some substantive discussion from him but it never happens.

I have allowed him much supporting evidence.

I have allowed and showed him to plagerize TWICE that I can recall.

I have allowed and showed him linking to a Russian fake news site.

I have read and as can you, is almost daily attacks on whatever has made him angry that day.

I oppose Donald Trump, and have supplied volumes of evidence of his upbringing and hate before he was nominated or elected. I attach links showing how mean spirited this person is since he was elected.

BUT....I never criticize people in groups...although I will admit that I have begun to lump "Trump Supporters" because of the total complete echoing of non supportive positions because he tweeted about some issue.

Rubicon lumps people into groups....blacks, "progressives" (put in quotes because he has never defined that. He simply makes a general condemnation of millions of fellow americans, not on policy, not on issue, but PERSONALLY. He characterizes fellow americans a number of ways.......fellow americans, and he does this because they are whatever label he is working with on that day.

I, Coldnomore and others have criticized this President, shared links to make our point...shared his quotes to show he said what we heard him say, and we are then told we have "Trump derangement Syndrome, as if his hate for other Americans no brainwashed was not a serious syndrome in itself.

I get criticized much for supplying too much
information......RUBICON just says things about other people he does not know and makes such terrible and untrue accusations, it is scary.

Not harsh at all. If he believes that plagarism, and we are speaking word for word and passing it off as his own, is not stealing, then yes, I question his christian values. If condemning others on a public forum because they do not agree with your idol is not being judgemental and cruel then he better check his good book that he likes to share with all of us, to make himself look like a good man.

No, not too harsh...he has been challenged and re challenged on ISSUES AND SUBSTANCE, and ignores that and attacks. Yes, it has become personal, because when he speaks of facts and supplies fiction and never is able to document anything he says, and while he will preach to other posters about substance and never speak to substance, that makes him a deceiver.

Don Baldwin 10-04-2017 10:38 AM

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It is not that liberals "believe they are superior to any divinity", it is that they object to exactly the sentiment expressed right here. If you cannot see the smug, "holier than thou" implication of your post, it is infuriating. No, we don't have "some sin in our background" we have EDUCATION in our background. The Old Testament contains a collection of myths from Egyptian, Greek, and older civilizations. If people would pay as much attention to the origins of the Bible as to what it says, you would be able to speak with more authority and less conceit. '''Noah''': Flood Myths Are Far Older Than Bible | Time.com
10 Ways The Bible Was Influenced By Other Religions - Listverse

Infuriating? It makes me laugh...the crap they believe...I mean BELIEVE with "all their being". Why? It was pounded into them as children...YOUNG children who don't know better.

They won't look because they're SO brainwashed they can't. They can't imagine anything else...because it's ALL they've known since they can remember. God God God.

Most know nothing of the religion they supposedly believe. All they get is...believe and love in Jesus...and you're golden. They ignore all the rest. They don't concern themselves with the OT at all. The difference between the OT God and Jesus...is night and day...it's schizophrenic.

Of course the flood myth is older than the Bible...it's the oral story of the end of the last ise age when the glaciers began melting and the oceans rose 300-400Ft. It flooded EVERYTHING. Everywhere men lived...flooded...EVERYTHING men had built...flooded and was destroyed. It WAS a "great cleansing"...but NOT for the reasons YOU think. The world IS "6,000 years old"...since the FLOOD...since mankind had to "start over".

The part about the 40 days and 40 nights...closer to 40 or 400 years... The Mediterranean flooded when the gap a Gibraltar was breached. The Black Sea flooded when Bosphorus was breached.

If people knew...if they were educated...they wouldn't believe. WHY do you think mans GREATEST sin is "knowledge"? Eating from the tree of knowledge.

Religions, governments...they LOVE helpless and ignorant people.

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Preachers are always mixing religion with politics. Who objects to abortion? The religious. That crazy preacher Pat Robertson is always ranting about divine retribution for something political, the latest is the Vegas massacre was caused by disrespect for Trump. How can any thinking individual have nothing but contempt for such ravings? Pat Robertson blamed the Vegas shooting on ‘disrespect’ for Trump and the national anthem - The Washington Post

Abortion and birth control destroyed America!

That'll be the headline in 30 years when white people are 20% of the population. White people practice birth control and white people have the most abortions. Minorities welcome a new cash register.

rubicon 10-04-2017 12:32 PM

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Did you really think you were going to get away with...another one of your outright lies? :oops:

1 out of 56 equals 'most'? No, it doesn't | PolitiFact




You're welcome. ;)


With being a plagiarizer, liar, bigot/racist, pseudo-intellectual and fake Christian...you're quite the complete Chump Cultist. :thumbup:



Deepest Sincere Wishes: :wave:

my friend I hadn't time this morning to analyze what you alleged that I wrote because I was too intrigued and in deep analysis about how you were responding, not once but three times. your choice of words and emoji are quite telling.

In any event Ï said better than half of the signers to the Declaration of Indepenence were pastors
This information was a recollection I had from an article written sometime ago in th WSJ, in the House of Worship column. the author said 33 of 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence were pastors

The definition of pastor :a spiritual overseer; especially a clergyman serving a local church or parish.

You use the word clergy in your search and you came back with one active clergyman signed.

As you can see pastor has a broader definition/connotation and it may explain the different interpretations.

Pastor used in colonial times is somewhat different than today.

It doesn't matter if one or 33 signers were pastors there is ample evidence that the founders understood that god needed to be included they just did not want a "state religion". I don't need to be right but I do want the record to be right for everyone's sake

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rubicon 10-04-2017 12:34 PM

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Every adjective used by Coldnomore to describe you is 100% accurate.

You certainly are not someone who should be speaking of Christian values. Your judgement of people, your hateful unfounded debasement of other people is truely stunning.

And you DO lie...you DO plagerize. You ignore when it is pointed out to you, but you do lie and you do deceive.

Your hypocrisy is difficult to even describe. You seem to be lacking any conscience at all.

spoken like a true Christian.

Personal Best Regards:

rubicon 10-04-2017 12:49 PM

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Not harsh at all or even close.

I do not attack him Rubicon because he disagrees with me....not at all.....fact is would welcome some substantive discussion from him but it never happens.

I have allowed him much supporting evidence.

I have allowed and showed him to plagerize TWICE that I can recall.

I have allowed and showed him linking to a Russian fake news site.

I have read and as can you, is almost daily attacks on whatever has made him angry that day.

I oppose Donald Trump, and have supplied volumes of evidence of his upbringing and hate before he was nominated or elected. I attach links showing how mean spirited this person is since he was elected.

BUT....I never criticize people in groups...although I will admit that I have begun to lump "Trump Supporters" because of the total complete echoing of non supportive positions because he tweeted about some issue.

Rubicon lumps people into groups....blacks, "progressives" (put in quotes because he has never defined that. He simply makes a general condemnation of millions of fellow americans, not on policy, not on issue, but PERSONALLY. He characterizes fellow americans a number of ways.......fellow americans, and he does this because they are whatever label he is working with on that day.

I, Coldnomore and others have criticized this President, shared links to make our point...shared his quotes to show he said what we heard him say, and we are then told we have "Trump derangement Syndrome, as if his hate for other Americans no brainwashed was not a serious syndrome in itself.

I get criticized much for supplying too much
information......RUBICON just says things about other people he does not know and makes such terrible and untrue accusations, it is scary.

Not harsh at all. If he believes that plagarism, and we are speaking word for word and passing it off as his own, is not stealing, then yes, I question his christian values. If condemning others on a public forum because they do not agree with your idol is not being judgemental and cruel then he better check his good book that he likes to share with all of us, to make himself look like a good man.

No, not too harsh...he has been challenged and re challenged on ISSUES AND SUBSTANCE, and ignores that and attacks. Yes, it has become personal, because when he speaks of facts and supplies fiction and never is able to document anything he says, and while he will preach to other posters about substance and never speak to substance, that makes him a deceiver.

My friend you need to go back and read what you just wrote . Then you need to ponder that you and the other poster you reference, whose comments were not too harsh, have repeatedly shown yourselves to be postmoderist contrarians with circular thinking and to try to engage in civil discourse with either of you is a waste of time, keyboarding and electricity.

I do not have to prove any of what i just said because post after post by both of you supports my argument

Personal Best Regards:

Rockyrd 10-04-2017 12:50 PM

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spoken like a true Christian.

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My Christian faith frowns on stealing other people's words.

My Christian faith frowns on condemning with words harshly, and cruelly millions of people.

My Christian faith teaches me to listen to others and have compassion.

My Christian faith frowns on identifying people by their skin color.

My Christian faith teaches me not to follow and adore false, lying prophets.

You are a false Christian. Whatever religion you say you follow, it MUST conform to your political view.

My Christian faith does not allow me to be quiet and to defend the sins of others.

billethkid 10-04-2017 12:58 PM

In the old day of the CB radio some would have asked to take the discussion to a different channel.

Rockyrd 10-04-2017 01:03 PM

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My friend you need to go back and read what you just wrote . Then you need to ponder that you and the other poster you reference, whose comments were not too harsh, have repeatedly shown yourselves to be postmoderist contrarians with circular thinking and to try to engage in civil discourse with either of you is a waste of time, keyboarding and electricity.

I do not have to prove any of what i just said because post after post by both of you supports my argument

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I speak for myself.

I have attempted on multiple occasions to engage you in substantive conversation based on the meaning of the forum, which is political discussion..

100% of the time, you simply avoid the questions of substance, and instead will post your long harangues accusing groups of people of things you know nothing about.

You act as judge daily on so many others you don't even know.

I need not to reexamine anything. I speak how I feel, but always attempt to validate my thoughts with links or copying.

You never do.

I never condemn people as a group, and if I even hinted at that, I supply back up.

You never do

I have never even come close to stealing other people's words without crediting properly.

You do so routinely.

I will never support anyone who has no character, not just Trump.

You will anytime.

Rockyrd 10-04-2017 01:09 PM

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In the old day of the CB radio some would have asked to take the discussion to a different channel.

I am open to any idea on how to engage on substance, budget, gun laws, lack of legislation success or even activity

Over the last year or so, I personally have begun threads on Syria, foreign relations, health care, one President accusing another of a felony, the investigation of a foreign government into our election and others.

You join others in simply ignoring any substance and choose only to speak of Clinton and/or OBama. Or, of course, just speak of your hatred for certain political leanings

ColdNoMore 10-04-2017 02:13 PM

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my friend I hadn't time this morning to analyze what you alleged that I wrote because I was too intrigued and in deep analysis about how you were responding, not once but three times. your choice of words and emoji are quite telling.

In any event Ï said better than half of the signers to the Declaration of Indepenence were pastors
This information was a recollection I had from an article written sometime ago in th WSJ, in the House of Worship column. the author said 33 of 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence were pastors

The definition of pastor :a spiritual overseer; especially a clergyman serving a local church or parish.

You use the word clergy in your search and you came back with one active clergyman signed.

As you can see pastor has a broader definition/connotation and it may explain the different interpretations.

Pastor used in colonial times is somewhat different than today.

It doesn't matter if one or 33 signers were pastors there is ample evidence that the founders understood that god needed to be included they just did not want a "state religion". I don't need to be right but I do want the record to be right for everyone's sake

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Dude, you really, really, don't get it...do you? :oops:

You are simply a fake at almost everything...who has earned nothing but contempt.

You try to weasel out of your lying (yes, lying...NOT by having an incorrect "recollection") by NEVER supplying ANY proof of ANYTHING you say.

That you actually believe your discourse exhibits some type of civility, all the while proving the inverse...is simply amazing.

It's OK though, because both of us know what a fake you are and I take great satisfaction in knowing how insecure and how hard you try to matter...to those of us who actually can prove what we say. :thumbup:

And yes, my use of emoticons is purposeful, in trying to fully express my disgust...of fakes and passive-aggressive lowlifes like yourself.

Make no mistake, I have more integrity, ethics and morality in my little finger...than you will ever have in your entire hypocritical body.

Life is good and gets even better, when I realize how many people like you are around here and that although I don't consider myself superior to everyone else...I KNOW I am superior to you and your ilk. :ho:



Deepest Sincere Wishes: :wave:

billethkid 10-04-2017 06:08 PM

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I am open to any idea on how to engage on substance, budget, gun laws, lack of legislation success or even activity

Over the last year or so, I personally have begun threads on Syria, foreign relations, health care, one President accusing another of a felony, the investigation of a foreign government into our election and others.

You join others in simply ignoring any substance and choose only to speak of Clinton and/or OBama. Or, of course, just speak of your hatred for certain political leanings

Oh so very untrue.
The point of my post totally missed or ignored(?).

Rockyrd 10-04-2017 06:23 PM

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Oh so very untrue.
The point of my post totally missed or ignored(?).

I promise to pay closer attention.

Since in this political forum, we cannot search, it just is my memory that almost all comments on the autrocites this President has reigned upon our Whit Hiuse your retort is to bring up something (in very general terms of course, never specific) that you feel Obama or Clinton did.

But will reall pay attention, and promise if an apology is due, you will get one.

I did not miss your point at all....if you can help to have conversations on anything of substance, you will be a hero. Any substance posted is met with nothing but calling me having a syndrome, or a reference to OBama, or Clinton. Maybe a blanket condemnation of anything less than far right extreme position simply blaming the ills of the world, mostly on progressives, or the NFL, or movie stars, etc.

MDLNB 10-04-2017 06:39 PM

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My Christian faith frowns on stealing other people's words.

My Christian faith frowns on condemning with words harshly, and cruelly millions of people.

My Christian faith teaches me to listen to others and have compassion.

My Christian faith frowns on identifying people by their skin color.

My Christian faith teaches me not to follow and adore false, lying prophets.

You are a false Christian. Whatever religion you say you follow, it MUST conform to your political view.

My Christian faith does not allow me to be quiet and to defend the sins of others.

I will not accuse anyone of not being a Christian, if they wish to make such a claim. That is between them and their GOD.

However, I can dispute you based on your hypocrisy. You do not criticize the President, you disparage and demean him. You make ludicrous statements like "sins" which has NOTHING to do with his job. You defend Hillary and her sins, but to question you on that is not allowed because someone brought another example of your questionable character to light. Get over yourself, because the only one you are convincing is yourself.

And yes, I can admit to being a "sometime" hypocrite. All of you are, whether you admit it or not. And that is one of the great things about Christianity, you can be forgiven.

Rockyrd 10-04-2017 06:49 PM

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I will not accuse anyone of not being a Christian, if they wish to make such a claim. That is between them and their GOD.

However, I can dispute you based on your hypocrisy. You do not criticize the President, you disparage and demean him. You make ludicrous statements like "sins" which has NOTHING to do with his job. You defend Hillary and her sins, but to question you on that is not allowed because someone brought another example of your questionable character to light. Get over yourself, because the only one you are convincing is yourself.

And yes, I can admit to being a "sometime" hypocrite. All of you are, whether you admit it or not. And that is one of the great things about Christianity, you can be forgiven.

I plead guilty as charged.

This President is one of the single most dispicable human beings on earth. He is destroying not only ourvWhite House but is dividing this country as never before. The Bob Corker statement today was such an eye opener.

And when he lies, that's a sin. When he deceives an entire country that is a sin. I think, but not a theologan, but think when you mock McCain to amuse others because if an injury received as a POW is a sin. I think all his deceptions are sins. I thinking making false public worldwide accusations with no merit is a sin. I could continue.

I have NEVER in my life defended Hillary Clinton. I have criticized you for your constant, almost daily harangue about her. The election was over almost a year ago....let it go.

You idol, Tump could use your defense instead of constantly speaking of an election a year ago.

And it is unbearable to have you, whomis obviously uneducated, a slave to the words of an evil man even attempt to tell me anything about being a Christian.

I read your terrible and mean posts. You are not even close to being a christian

And my post was directed at one poster, AND IT WAS NOT YOU, so stick to your uninformed rants

MDLNB 10-04-2017 07:15 PM

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I plead guilty as charged.

This President is one of the single most dispicable human beings on earth. He is destroying not only ourvWhite House but is dividing this country as never before. The Bob Corker statement today was such an eye opener.

And when he lies, that's a sin. When he deceives an entire country that is a sin. I think, but not a theologan, but think when you mock McCain to amuse others because if an injury received as a POW is a sin. I think all his deceptions are sins. I thinking making false public worldwide accusations with no merit is a sin. I could continue.

I have NEVER in my life defended Hillary Clinton. I have criticized you for your constant, almost daily harangue about her. The election was over almost a year ago....let it go.

You idol, Tump could use your defense instead of constantly speaking of an election a year ago.

And it is unbearable to have you, whomis obviously uneducated, a slave to the words of an evil man even attempt to tell me anything about being a Christian.

I read your terrible and mean posts. You are not even close to being a christian

And my post was directed at one poster, AND IT WAS NOT YOU, so stick to your uninformed rants

Sorry for you, but this is an open forum.

Your accusation of Trump being a liar has never been substantiated by you. So, you are wrong on that. Do I really need to embarrass you on all of your inaccurate accusations? After all, it is you that attacks everyone that does not agree with your statements.

Most Americans DO support their president. It is those that do not support their country via their president that are of questionable character. Calling the president vulgar names and disparaging him based on ONLY his character is the sign of an adolescent or just a loser. Your choice, or both.

You don't even know me, yet you accuse me of being "uneducated" and "evil." Thus the comment substantiated by your own actions, "spoken like a true Christian." Don't worry, it was not a correct assessment of you. It was likely meant to be sardonic.

Just a note: Accusing someone of not being "educated" after admitting that you did not vote for a valid candidate during the election, and then attempting to convince anyone of your political superiority is really interesting. I'm sure that the humor in it is not lost on the others either.

dirtbanker 10-04-2017 08:35 PM

Nope, I laugh all the time about Rockface (the drama queen) voted dopey Smurf for president...LOL

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Bog99 10-05-2017 01:07 AM

Doesn't anyone see the Christian connection with this?:






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Bog99 10-05-2017 11:59 PM

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Doesn't anyone see the Christian connection with this?:





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Bog99 10-07-2017 10:42 AM

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Doesn't anyone see the Christian connection with this?:






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mellincf 10-07-2017 01:28 PM

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Sorry for you, but this is an open forum.

Your accusation of Trump being a liar has never been substantiated by you. So, you are wrong on that. Do I really need to embarrass you on all of your inaccurate accusations? After all, it is you that attacks everyone that does not agree with your statements.

Most Americans DO support their president. It is those that do not support their country via their president that are of questionable character. Calling the president vulgar names and disparaging him based on ONLY his character is the sign of an adolescent or just a loser. Your choice, or both.

You don't even know me, yet you accuse me of being "uneducated" and "evil." Thus the comment substantiated by your own actions, "spoken like a true Christian." Don't worry, it was not a correct assessment of you. It was likely meant to be sardonic.

Just a note: Accusing someone of not being "educated" after admitting that you did not vote for a valid candidate during the election, and then attempting to convince anyone of your political superiority is really interesting. I'm sure that the humor in it is not lost on the others either.

Trump said he would build a great big beautiful wall and Mexico would pay for it. Are they going to pay for it? Hasn't he now said it would be a "virtual wall" or a "solar" wall or a "transparent" wall (so you could avoid people being hit on the head when drug dealers toss over their bundles of drugs...that alone is a statement worthy of Milton Berle). Did he not say he would "repeal and replace Obamacare on day one"? Was that not a lie? Did he not say he "knows more than the generals"? Did he not say he would "defeat ISIS in 30 days"? And finally, on the day he swore on TV that he had nothing to do with Russia - that very evening he signed a letter of intent to build a hotel in Moscow, after months of negotiations with Russians. Donald Trump pursued deal to build Trump Tower in Moscow during presidential run | The Independent
Most Americans DO NOT support this president, even Fox will agree that his approval rate is in the 30% range, which means well over 60% do NOT support Trump. Plus his international approval rate is even LOWER than that. “Trump is, by far, the least capable person ever to sit in the office and it’s appalling they have to deal with him,” said the president of Eurasia Group, a global risk-assessment firm. “Even in a country that really needs to have a good relationship with the United States, you’re just not willing to deal with it. You will say, ‘Screw this guy.’ ” Trump Unpopular Worldwide, American Image Suffers | Pew Research Center

Bog99 10-07-2017 02:17 PM

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Trump said he would build a great big beautiful wall and Mexico would pay for it. Are they going to pay for it? Hasn't he now said it would be a "virtual wall" or a "solar" wall or a "transparent" wall (so you could avoid people being hit on the head when drug dealers toss over their bundles of drugs...that alone is a statement worthy of Milton Berle). Did he not say he would "repeal and replace Obamacare on day one"? Was that not a lie? Did he not say he "knows more than the generals"? Did he not say he would "defeat ISIS in 30 days"? And finally, on the day he swore on TV that he had nothing to do with Russia - that very evening he signed a letter of intent to build a hotel in Moscow, after months of negotiations with Russians. Donald Trump pursued deal to build Trump Tower in Moscow during presidential run | The Independent
Most Americans DO NOT support this president, even Fox will agree that his approval rate is in the 30% range, which means well over 60% do NOT support Trump. Plus his international approval rate is even LOWER than that. “Trump is, by far, the least capable person ever to sit in the office and it’s appalling they have to deal with him,” said the president of Eurasia Group, a global risk-assessment firm. “Even in a country that really needs to have a good relationship with the United States, you’re just not willing to deal with it. You will say, ‘Screw this guy.’ ” Trump Unpopular Worldwide, American Image Suffers | Pew Research Center

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Trump has SOLID SUPPORT among Real Americans (not spoiled Femo-Fascists) because he understands this:





Which you obviously don't.









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Bog99 10-07-2017 02:19 PM

Any Christians out there want to take a shot at the connection between Christianity and this:







(no smart-ass answers from the Femo-Fascists, please)

mellincf 10-07-2017 02:33 PM

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Any Christians out there want to take a shot at the connection between Christianity and this:







(no smart-ass answers from the Femo-Fascists, please)

We don't even bother to read your tiresome posts.

Bog99 10-07-2017 04:24 PM

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We don't even bother to read your tiresome posts.

I'm not surprised. People hear aren't interested in this fundamental fact while they float down the river of hear-myself-talk gibberish that passes for intellectualism here.

Confronting and accepting the truth about Liberty ...

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...iberty-247305/

would take all the fun out of this hideous play-with-fire crap we call politics.

"Here's what I think" .... well, in Liberty, nobody cares what you think, except socially, and there different rules apply -- being a smart-ss Femo-Fascist doesn't go over so well if you can't impose the Femo-Fascism through the government, with the natural superiority you find among those obnoxious Femo-Fascists.

This is just another Liberal coffee-klotch echo chamber, like that stupid CNN or the New York Times.


mellincf 10-07-2017 07:00 PM

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I'm not surprised. People hear aren't interested in this fundamental fact while they float down the river of hear-myself-talk gibberish that passes for intellectualism here.

Confronting and accepting the truth about Liberty ...

https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...iberty-247305/

would take all the fun out of this hideous play-with-fire crap we call politics.

"Here's what I think" .... well, in Liberty, nobody cares what you think, except socially, and there different rules apply -- being a smart-ss Femo-Fascist doesn't go over so well if you can't impose the Femo-Fascism through the government, with the natural superiority you find among those obnoxious Femo-Fascists.

This is just another Liberal coffee-klotch echo chamber, like that stupid CNN or the New York Times.


Causes of Gynophobia
Psychiatrists believe that the fear of women phobia usually occurs in men having unresolved conflicts with their mothers. Abandonment or physical abuse inflicted by strict mothers in one’s childhood can cause Gynophobia. Childhood Gynophobia often resolves on its own but might persist well into adulthood. Such men tend to view women as physical or emotional threat.

Often, a child on the verge of puberty might have been sexually abused by a violent woman, leading to a cycle of hatred towards all women for life.

Some cases of fear of women phobia can arise later in life when an adult man might have been put down or insulted severely by a woman. This can lead to overwhelming thoughts of humiliation and rejection leading him to mistrust all women.

Don Baldwin 10-07-2017 07:10 PM

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Causes of Gynophobia
Psychiatrists believe that the fear of women phobia usually occurs in men having unresolved conflicts with their mothers. Abandonment or physical abuse inflicted by strict mothers in one’s childhood can cause Gynophobia. Childhood Gynophobia often resolves on its own but might persist well into adulthood. Such men tend to view women as physical or emotional threat.

Often, a child on the verge of puberty might have been sexually abused by a violent woman, leading to a cycle of hatred towards all women for life.

Some cases of fear of women phobia can arise later in life when an adult man might have been put down or insulted severely by a woman. This can lead to overwhelming thoughts of humiliation and rejection leading him to mistrust all women.

You think he's got a PHOBIA of women? He's AFRAID of women?

Just the opposite lady...he's got nothing but contempt and considers you nothing more than a sperm receptacle. He wants you OUT of everything you screw up. Women in general ARE too emotional to make the kind of tough and rational decisions that governance demands. EVERY women/minority Congressional District I can think of...is a mess. Every woman/minority governed city is a mess...socially and financially.

You wreck things with the misguided search for nirvana. The misguided search for equality...for there is NO racial.gender equality.

Bog99 10-08-2017 02:21 AM

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Bog99 10-08-2017 02:28 AM

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You think he's got a PHOBIA of women? He's AFRAID of women?

Just the opposite lady...he's got nothing but contempt and considers you nothing more than a sperm receptacle. He wants you OUT of everything you screw up. Women in general ARE too emotional to make the kind of tough and rational decisions that governance demands. EVERY women/minority Congressional District I can think of...is a mess. Every woman/minority governed city is a mess...socially and financially.

You wreck things with the misguided search for nirvana. The misguided search for equality...for there is NO racial.gender equality.


Thank you.

I offer the following proactive step to reverse the degradation of Femo-Fascism:




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Bog99 10-08-2017 07:30 AM

Golden Rule of politics?

Bog99 10-09-2017 01:35 PM

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Golden Rule of politics?

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Bog99 10-15-2017 11:01 AM

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TexaninVA 10-15-2017 08:06 PM

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I learned a LOT about religion and deities, when I wondered "why don't I get what everyone else does"? I learned...they've been snookered...for 10%.

There are a LOT of "God's Laws" they don't follow. Their "Bible" has been picked over, rewritten, books deleted...until it became a shell of the "original". They believe that the books of Matthew and John are "original" written by the original apostles. The Protestants were protesting...

The trouble is...they get their information fro fellow believers and they never get to hear opposing views. Like here when I talk about minorities...they have their preconceived beliefs and they won't hear ANYTHING contradictory.



If you know the answer...you don't have a question. And you THINK you have an answer with a "God"...you couldn't be more wrong.



You MUST know the trees to know the forest. For the forest is nothing if not a collection of individual trees.

You would probably be a lot happier if you just went ahead and prayed to Allah 5x a day

mellincf 10-15-2017 08:32 PM

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You would probably be a lot happier if you just went ahead and prayed to Allah 5x a day

Allah is simply the Arabic word for God. So, yes, they pray to God 5 times every day. They also say a prayer over every animal they kill for food, and send it to its death humanely. Now consider how "Christians" get their beef...thousands herded into slaughterhouses smelling of blood and fear, then clubbing to death. Hmmm.

Don Baldwin 10-15-2017 09:02 PM

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You would probably be a lot happier if you just went ahead and prayed to Allah 5x a day

How far back did you go for that post?

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Allah is simply the Arabic word for God. So, yes, they pray to God 5 times every day. They also say a prayer over every animal they kill for food, and send it to its death humanely. Now consider how "Christians" get their beef...thousands herded into slaughterhouses smelling of blood and fear, then clubbing to death. Hmmm.

It's also the SAME God as the Jews and Christians...

Just different "interpretations" of what God wants/demands.


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