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Steven_John
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So to cut through the long post the answers are Yes, Yes, Yes?
Where i live is pretty good but some of our capital city’s are smoggy and the pollution is causing health issues.So there is no climate change where you live and no effects of pollution?
In our parish we do not spread conspiracy theories without proof. We accept yes there is corruption in Government and advocate against it.You government is spreading this so they can tax you more?
Our Catholic parish is working at being pro active in climate change issues and consider reducing our carbon footprint and use of rivers.This is the position of The Catholic Church or your personal one?
I have been a regular viewer of people like Alex Jones myself.Hamba,
I am glad to know that you are reading the Gospels…but by what source? Which Bible?
I am not one to tolerate falsehoods or half truths very much, because doing so always brings unnecessary suffering to mankind, even the smallest omission or insertion into the approved Bible makes tremendous changes that damage us…
Good example: Sola Scriptura. And their Bible versions are not the reflection of the oral tradition passed by Jesus Christ through His apostles to the Early Church Fathers and all the way down to today…Luther said ‘we are saved by faith “alone”’. No need for church, individual interpretation, so then we have great scandals in Christianity…divorce, remarry to multiple partners, contraception that destroys future generations and facilitates promiscuity and adultery and sexual diseases.
Or you see atheists making fun of people who believe in God, but they worship reason without God and making science and man god…the greatest sin is found in the garden of Adam and Eve eating the forbidden fruit so they could be like gods…It is called Pride.
Do you know the atheists believe in Global Warming and contraception like these are some kind of religion…and now it is coming out Global warming is faulty science but a tool to get tax money from us, or that people are now seeing what contraception and the free sex culture has done to society?..Atheists have their beliefs about society, and many times they do more damage than people who ‘believe in myths’.
I mean, I read a post someone researched and more people have died under state governments than religion.
But back to interpreting Scripture…
Interpreting the Word of God without the Holy Spirit is playing god with it. People want to read what fills their carnal needs be it pride, superiority, carnal desire, you name it. Not good.
I am certainly not meaning you do that, but individuals who have taken Sacred Scriptures, rewritten them with different context, led people into new churches and assemblies with the subsequent, nurturing loss of the sacraments for this life and the possible loss of life in the next with Christ, and causing wars and hatred with what the Word of God was meant to be…
I mean that for all these leaders who have created new religions or new forms of Christianity using the true believers’ Scriptures. Not good.
How many people have died because of the misinterpretation of the Word of God Made Flesh?!! Not good. People being killed over the Sacred Word of God meant to give us New Life. No good this killing…
blessings!
NO, THANKS! :nope:The alternative to the New World Order that I would propose is the establishment of Sharia law for the whole world…
What are you going to propose next with your sharia law, perhaps a “chop-chop square” like they have in Saudi Arabia which is part of SA sharia law.Originally Posted by hamba2han
The alternative to the New World Order that I would propose is the establishment of Sharia law for the whole world…
Oh great - let us bring barbaric practices to the whole world in how we deal with each other. Enslave people, or if they accept the jizya tax then subjugate them to islam. Stone gays, women, etc if they don’t follow some half baked rule about how they should live. Cut off tongues, hands, and feet if they don’t follow some other half baked rules. Let Jihadists terrorize people just because they think they can only get their behinds on a fast path into their heaven by no other means.I have been a regular viewer of people like Alex Jones myself.
The alternative to the New World Order that I would propose is the establishment of Sharia law for the whole world… but since this is most likely not possible, at least for the foreseeable future, then I believe that applying Sharia principles in the way Muslim countries do business with one another and going back to the system of using gold and silver as money like during the time of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and the succeeding caliphates, would most certainly throw a spanner in the works of the elite’s desire in establishing a global government.
Anyhow, back to the topic of the thread, the problem that Muslims face in discussing scripture with Christians is that they are using a different yardstick when measuring what is the Truth.
For Muslims, the Qur’an is the primary source of Truth which cannot ever be overruled by anyone… whereas for Christians, the Church and not the Bible is what they turn to in order to obtain definitive truth.
Like I have mentioned previously in another thread, I would say that it is not Christians but rather Muslims who would have the greatest faith in the ‘face value’ truth of the Bible.
Nope! None! Nada! Global warming is a hoax. My degree is in atmospheric physics. I’ve been a professional meteorologist for 30 years.So there is no climate change where you live and no effects of pollution?
Jesus would never let Islam take over the world. So you’re right…Sharia law is not possible. Praise God for that.I have been a regular viewer of people like Alex Jones myself.
The alternative to the New World Order that I would propose is the establishment of Sharia law for the whole world… but since this is most likely not possible,
Yet the story of the inmate (usually African American, for some reason) who goes to prison and converts to Islam is also well-known enough in the USA to really be a cliche by this point. I wonder why that is? I think it would be simplistic to say that Islam attracts a criminal element, but from what I’ve seen it has certainly successfully positioned itself as the “non-white man’s” religion to Christianity’s unfortunate denigration as the religion of the colonizing European (as though Christianity came to Western Europe before Ethiopia, Sudan, Egypt, Algeria, etc!). But I digress…Sharia is merciless…it has no faith, no beilef, no hope. Criminals are treated mercilessly. They are treated as if they can never change and become better. We have criminals in prison who become Christians, meet Jesus and turn their lives around…maybe for worse crimes stated in Sharia…We always have hope.
I think this is a cultural thing. You’re certainly entitled to your opinion as to what looks best, but I wouldn’t call a black abaya “demonic” looking, and there are so many places around the world where Islamic dress is just as colorful as native dress (indeed, many places where there is no such distinction, as Islam has supplanted the native ways). When I was in college, the most immaculately dressed women were usually the local Muslims, who were international students from Iran, Iraq, etc.Sharia has their men wear white clothes that reflect the sun, but make the women wear black that keeps the heat in. Black clothes make the women look demonic, like they came out of some Western horror show during Halloween.
I have been told by Muslim posters here that if you’re looking for an Islamic equivalent to the Vatican, the closest that you’ll find is probably Al Azhar University in Cairo, not anywhere in Saudi Arabia. Apparently, Saudis are good if you want an ultra-literalist interpretation of everything, but outside of the holy cities and the more cosmopolitan port cities (e.g., Jeddah), there’s not a lot there to get excited about. Of course, I’ve never been…We see alot of Sharia justice in Saudi Arabia…I tend to look to Saudi Arabia because I see it the ‘Rome of Islam’…the center of Islam. So it reveals the true essence of Islam…and Muhammed originated in Saudi Arabia…
Yes, but Zachariah was gripped with fear by seeing him, not speaking with him. You read the same thing when God appears to people.What does the Holy Bible say about Gabriel’s visits?
In NIV version of Holy Bible, Book of Luke chapter 1:11 onwards describes about his visit to Zechariah.
11Then an angel of the Lord appeared to him, standing at the right side of the altar of incense. 12When Zechariah saw him, he was startled and was gripped with fear. 13But the angel said to him: "Do not be afraid, Zechariah; your prayer has been heard. Your wife Elizabeth will bear you a son, and you are to give him the name John.
Than further down
The Birth of Jesus Foretold
26In the sixth month, God sent the angel Gabriel to Nazareth, a town in Galilee, 27to a virgin pledged to be married to a man named Joseph, a descendant of David. The virgin’s name was Mary. 28The angel went to her and said, “Greetings, you who are highly favored! The Lord is with you.”
29Mary was greatly troubled at his words and wondered what kind of greeting this might be. 30But the angel said to her, "Do not be afraid, Mary, you have found favor with God. 31You will be with child and give birth to a son, and you are to give him the name Jesus. 32He will be great and will be called the Son of the Most High. The Lord God will give him the throne of his father David, 33and he will reign over the house of Jacob forever; his kingdom will never end."
So what does Quran say about Gabriels visit to mohammed? oh gosh its really fearful, Mohammed was thrashed three times and told to read something which he could not read, So was that angel gabriel or someone else?![]()