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Offline WMLute

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« Reply #90 on: August 24, 2007, 08:20:13 PM »
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WMLUte the question is who the hell is Mckinely Morganfield?



The person who wrote that line you use in your sig.

(duh)

(edit: McKinly maybe...  I was just happy to remember their real name)

(edit:edit: what's your opinon of http://www.submission.org)
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« Reply #91 on: August 25, 2007, 02:40:56 AM »
Bolo do a search for Seagoon's posts on Islam. He is a Presbyterian pastor but studied Islam before converting to Christianity. He is very knowledgable about Islam and sites many sources.

Read his posts on Islam and if you do so with an open heart you too will see Islam for what it teaches.
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« Reply #92 on: August 25, 2007, 03:35:45 AM »
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You quoted nothig from the Qu'ran only from biased websites that have no place in research. Thats like asking Rush Limbaugh for an unbiased opinion of the GOP.


I quoted the koran. I gave you the exact verses. THE EXACT VERSES. How the **** can you say that is "from biased websites"?

You truly are an idiot.

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« Reply #93 on: August 25, 2007, 10:17:20 AM »
Hortlund,

He's (she's) just another troll, like mcblivet.  

Ya know, it's almost like those folks at that stripper web site decided to play a return visit here for the raids a few folks here did on their site.
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« Reply #94 on: August 25, 2007, 01:55:46 PM »
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"Live the Life I Love,
Love the Life I Live."
-LeVarr Treadwell[/B][/QUOTE]

There is a reason I brought up your Sig.

Anybody that takes a very well known Muddy Waters song and gives credit to an unknown is obviously a bit "touched" in the head.




(do a search for "LeVarr Treadwell")
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« Reply #95 on: August 25, 2007, 01:59:36 PM »
what happened to mckinley what his name?
Notice the caps? And I may be touched, but no more so than any of you.

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« Reply #96 on: August 25, 2007, 02:46:38 PM »
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what happened to mckinley what his name?
Notice the caps? And I may be touched, but no more so than any of you.


McKinley Morganfield (April 4, 1913 – April 30, 1983), better known as Muddy Waters, was an American blues musician and is generally considered "the Father of Chicago blues".

You really need to do a LITTLE research before you post things.  (why start now I guess eh?)  

What does "caps" have to do w/ anything?

So do tell... who is the Tredwell person you gave credit to for a famous Muddy Waters song?
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« Reply #97 on: August 25, 2007, 03:08:21 PM »
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Without understanding the will be no peace. Some of you may not want peace. Our leaders don't want peace, it is not profitable. You've all been mislead. I am not faking politeness either. I have no ill will towards any of you. Although the same can not be said for feelings towards me. And the tradition in islam states that the same God that visited Moses, Abraham and Jesus, also spoke to Muhhamed.
And speaking of Jesus, there is doubt historically as to whether or not he ever existed. His story is very similar to that of Osiris, Isis, and Horus. This ancient Egyptian myth pre-dated Christianity by more that 2000 years. Today we call that plagerism.
This is not a debate that will be solved on these boards. Thank you all for replying. In closing I only ask that you challenge what you have been taught and told. And don't throw stones when you live in a glass house.
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I will more then likely offend a lot of people here. So I will appologize up front.
Religion has always been the core of all that plagues this world. The solution for every religion was total conformity/or death. Heritics/infidiels. Pretty much the same thing. I have children, sent them all to catholic schools. Why? because the education and the base core values are good for developing minds. Non of the kids are confirmed. What is taught in the house is plain and simple a man wrote the book. Believe what your heart tells you, God is in all of us, treat people the way you want to be treated.
Makes life pretty simple. Non of this my God is Better then your God BS. I have found in my exsperience in life the less educated, are easily drawn to religions in general for soulutions to their day to day problems in life. My family teaches self reliance.  This country was founded on Judaeo-Christian philosophy. In principal it works...which segways back to the begining of this thread. Dog fighting is wrong in so many ways as is torture. But in my heart I can justify torturing any religious zealot who is hell bent on killing me and my family because I eat bacon!:furious

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« Reply #98 on: August 25, 2007, 03:16:00 PM »
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Hortlund,

He's (she's) just another troll, like mcblivet.  

Ya know, it's almost like those folks at that stripper web site decided to play a return visit here for the raids a few folks here did on their site.


1. My name on here is "McFarland", not Mcblivet. Are you touched in the head?
2. I am not a troll.
3. Bolo is either a troll, or is a relative of Maverick.
4. The Karan teaches to kill "infidels", unless they submit to being ruled. Not "turn the other cheek and forgive them".

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« Reply #99 on: August 25, 2007, 03:29:44 PM »
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Without understanding the will be no peace. Some of you may not want peace.

Perhaps some of us see things in reality and don't live in wonderland with Alice. Im wondering who declared holy war? Let see...Oh yeah...the Muslim extremeist. The ones yu cant tell from the good muslims. I don't thing our leadership has ever said we declare a holy war against the muslim people.

Our leaders don't want peace, it is not profitable.

I'm sure you belive that. Shame to. IF thats that case then every politician in Washington should be put in prison for accessory to murder. Why don't ya see how far you can take that and start a march or protest for that? We'll see how that goes:noid

You've all been mislead.

This is where we cue the Helicopters and issue you your tinfoil hat.



I am not faking politeness either. I have no ill will towards any of you. Although the same can not be said for feelings towards me.

Your just talking out your backside. You have trolled and made it clear where ya stand as far as the Koran and Muslim faith fall in your life. Good luck with that.

And the tradition in islam states that the same God that visited Moses, Abraham and Jesus, also spoke to Muhhamed.

Again , I haven't nor will I read te koran. I'm happy with my own beliefs.

And speaking of Jesus, there is doubt historically as to whether or not he ever existed. His story is very similar to that of Osiris, Isis, and Horus. This ancient Egyptian myth pre-dated Christianity by more that 2000 years. Today we call that plagerism.

So Isis or Osiris or horus was jesus? IS that what ya mean? If so....than again have a good time trying to seel that.

This is not a debate that will be solved on these boards. Thank you all for replying. In closing I only ask that you challenge what you have been taught and told.

You could be told the same.

And don't throw stones when you live in a glass house.

Your the only one here with the bag of Rocks. Don't worry about the rest of us. Most of us seem to be doing find giving you alot more than you bargained for in this argument. You don't want to look at things provided to you because you say they are biased. I say YOUR biased and full of crap and just looking for an argument. I'm very content to look at things my own way. Have a nice day and careful of that picture window. Its big.  
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« Reply #100 on: August 25, 2007, 05:17:08 PM »
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I will more then likely offend a lot of people here. So I will appologize up front.
Religion has always been the core of all that plagues this world. The solution for every religion was total conformity/or death. Heritics/infidiels. Pretty much the same thing. I have children, sent them all to catholic schools. Why? because the education and the base core values are good for developing minds. Non of the kids are confirmed. What is taught in the house is plain and simple a man wrote the book. Believe what your heart tells you, God is in all of us, treat people the way you want to be treated.
Makes life pretty simple. Non of this my God is Better then your God BS. I have found in my exsperience in life the less educated, are easily drawn to religions in general for soulutions to their day to day problems in life. My family teaches self reliance.  This country was founded on Judaeo-Christian philosophy. In principal it works...which segways back to the begining of this thread. Dog fighting is wrong in so many ways as is torture. But in my heart I can justify torturing any religious zealot who is hell bent on killing me and my family because I eat bacon!:furious


First, I'm not offended, as your view on religion seems to be rather common today.

However, I disagree with a couple of your premises.

First, religion is hardly the core reason of all plagues on man kind. Man is the core reason for the plagues he (man) has endured, not religion. People often point to a hand full of events, through out all of time, and then claim, "See religion is bad." The same can be done (and is done) with capitalism, socialism, and communism.

Secondly, although not directly, it seems you imply that if people were "educated" and self reliant, they would not be religious. There has been many highly educated and intellectual people of "Faith", both in the past as there is today.
I personally know a fair number very educated people (PhD lvl) Some are "religious" some are not. Some are kinda flaky (religious and non-religious both.) The point is being "Religious" does not equate to "Un-Educated"

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« Reply #101 on: August 25, 2007, 05:50:37 PM »
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First, I'm not offended, as your view on religion seems to be rather common today.

However, I disagree with a couple of your premises.

First, religion is hardly the core reason of all plagues on man kind. Man is the core reason for the plagues he (man) has endured, not religion. People often point to a hand full of events, through out all of time, and then claim, "See religion is bad." The same can be done (and is done) with capitalism, socialism, and communism.

Secondly, although not directly, it seems you imply that if people were "educated" and self reliant, they would not be religious. There has been many highly educated and intellectual people of "Faith", both in the past as there is today.
I personally know a fair number very educated people (PhD lvl) Some are "religious" some are not. Some are kinda flaky (religious and non-religious both.) The point is being "Religious" does not equate to "Un-Educated"

Best regards,
--Tachus

You make many valid points Tachus. I realize the way I phrased my comment about education and religion was rather vague and would lead one to think I meant people of a lesser educated state are drawn to religions. I appreciate your point of people of faith who are very educated and well studied. Social idioms like you listed are devoid of all that is real. I guess what I am trying to say is "Faith" in a God belief is much better then a "Man" tainted religion. (Of course in my own humble opinion)
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« Reply #102 on: August 25, 2007, 05:52:48 PM »
Religion is nothing more than man's search for God and/or purpose and meaning. Tell me you have no need for purpose or meaning in your life. I'll tell you are not mentally cognizant of that which motivates you. You may say it is the nature of our evolution to which I would answer, and?
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« Reply #103 on: August 25, 2007, 06:22:43 PM »
Purpose is all.
:noid

Thank you for our one-trick pony brains, God, it's really great to be restricted to the perspective of causality.
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« Reply #104 on: August 25, 2007, 06:25:33 PM »
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Purpose is all.
:noid

Thank you for our one-trick pony brains, God, it's really great to be restricted to the perspective of causality.
Who said a few beers can't help your lucidity? :p


Sounds like you're assuming you didn't volunteer for the mission?
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