That is rather funny - I like raw cabbage, but not coleslaw as I have a real aversion to mayonnaise.impartialobserver » 06 Apr 2022, 3:08 pm » wrote: ↑ It is fascinating what folks find tasty and what they find repugnant. I am pretty omnivorous... only real no go is raw cabbage. Otherwise, I am ok with everything else. It probably helps that I have no sense of smell.
Skans » 06 Apr 2022, 3:21 pm » wrote: ↑ That is rather funny - I like raw cabbage, but not coleslaw as I have a real aversion to mayonnaise.
With no sense of smell, you could probably eat just about anything - or nothing. Man, that's sort of depressing!
no knocks to any religion, but the way Christ had it you come back with a clean slate.Ronjul » 06 Apr 2022, 2:29 pm » wrote: ↑ This is why it is wrong to eat the cow. The cow is holy. It gives the soul a place to rest.
Then the soul comes back. If it was good before it will come back better and higher caste. If it was bad, it will be darker. If it was terrible, it could even become African in the next embodiment.
These facts are not popular, but they are still facts.
jerrab » 06 Apr 2022, 3:47 pm » wrote: ↑ no knocks to any religion, but the way Christ had it you come back with a clean slate.
if you are born then that is a chance to improve yourself.
How could a person not like fish Skans? Like shrimp-scallops-haddock-and lobster and clams. We had a lunch wagon that sold that crap.Skans » 06 Apr 2022, 3:21 pm » wrote: ↑ That is rather funny - I like raw cabbage, but not coleslaw as I have a real aversion to mayonnaise.
With no sense of smell, you could probably eat just about anything - or nothing. Man, that's sort of depressing!
:rofl:FOS » 30 Mar 2022, 5:16 pm » wrote: ↑ Lol half the books I read in the past 4 years are banned on Amazon.im not a fan of giving them business
Explain pastrami...Ronjul » 06 Apr 2022, 3:53 pm » wrote: ↑ Christ was misquoted on that one. He was not an eater of beef.
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Christ's teachings about reincarnation have been swept away by the christian churches.Ronjul » 06 Apr 2022, 3:53 pm » wrote: ↑ Christ was misquoted on that one. He was not an eater of beef.
I ate freshwater fish as a kid - had to clean and eat what I caught. Until, one day, I owned up to the fact that I just didn't like the way it smelled or tasted. I also can't stand the smell of fish cooking in a house or even a restaurant. Why, you ask? I have no idea. My mom and dad liked fish, shrimp, lobster, etc, but only at restaurants.sootedupCyndi » 06 Apr 2022, 4:06 pm » wrote: ↑ How could a person not like fish Skans? Like shrimp-scallops-haddock-and lobster and clams. We had a lunch wagon that sold that crap.
BUT? fresh water fish- like togue-smelts- from the lakes? yuk!
They are Hindu beliefs. I doubt that anyone can prove that cows are holy, that people have immortal souls, or that people are reincarnated. And I doubt that every African is less fortunate than every Hindu. I mean, there are lots of Africans that are lead quite pleasant lives.Ronjul » 06 Apr 2022, 2:29 pm » wrote: ↑ This is why it is wrong to eat the cow. The cow is holy. It gives the soul a place to rest.
Then the soul comes back. If it was good before it will come back better and higher caste. If it was bad, it will be darker. If it was terrible, it could even become African in the next embodiment.
These facts are not popular, but they are still facts.
The official Christians doctrine states that when you die, you remain dead until Jesus comes back.jerrab » 06 Apr 2022, 3:47 pm » wrote: ↑ no knocks to any religion, but the way Christ had it you come back with a clean slate.
if you are born then that is a chance to improve yourself.
Xavier_Onassis » 07 Apr 2022, 10:00 am » wrote: ↑ The official Christians doctrine states that when you die, you remain dead until Jesus comes back.
When Jesus returns, all the people who have ever lived will be reincarnated and rise form the dead, and then will be judged by Jesus, who will send the bad ones to Hell and rule benevolently over all the reincarnated blessed people for a thousand years.
After a thousand years, all will ascend to Heaven forever and the Earth will be turned over to Satan.
This is described quite well in the Book of Revelation, which most Christians have never actually accepted as an accurate description of what happens when you die.
Most believe that at the moment of death, the soul leaves the body and ascends to the Pearly Gates of Heaven where St Peter admits or rejects the soul. This has been illustrated in many a Loony Toons cartoon and described in many more serious films. The whole idea of having to remain in a sort of slumber until Jesus returns is unappealing to most American Christians. And of course, what is described in the Book of Revelation does not agree with the writings of Paul, who does not seem to be familiar with said book.
If you disagree with me, read the Book of Revelation. I am not making anything up. Read the Apostles' Creed as well, which seems to agree with the Book of Revelation.
And, Jesus fulfilled his promise. He actually appeared (I believe) 9 times after his Resurrection. So, explain how Jesus was "slow" in returning before the last of them tasted death?Xavier_Onassis » 07 Apr 2022, 10:32 am » wrote: ↑ Jesus told a group of disciples after his brief return following the Resurrection, that he would return before the last of them has tasted death.
That was abut 2,000 years ago.
How, pray tell, is a 2,000 delay not slow?
Peter and Paul both believed and stated that they expected Jesus to return within their lifetimes.
Did He?
Signs point to NO,
Xavier_Onassis » 07 Apr 2022, 10:00 am » wrote: ↑ The official Christians doctrine states that when you die, you remain dead until Jesus comes back.
When Jesus returns, all the people who have ever lived will be reincarnated and rise form the dead, and then will be judged by Jesus, who will send the bad ones to Hell and rule benevolently over all the reincarnated blessed people for a thousand years.
After a thousand years, all will ascend to Heaven forever and the Earth will be turned over to Satan.
This is described quite well in the Book of Revelation, which most Christians have never actually accepted as an accurate description of what happens when you die.
Most believe that at the moment of death, the soul leaves the body and ascends to the Pearly Gates of Heaven where St Peter admits or rejects the soul. This has been illustrated in many a Loony Toons cartoon and described in many more serious films. The whole idea of having to remain in a sort of slumber until Jesus returns is unappealing to most American Christians. And of course, what is described in the Book of Revelation does not agree with the writings of Paul, who does not seem to be familiar with said book.
If you disagree with me, read the Book of Revelation. I am not making anything up. Read the Apostles' Creed as well, which seems to agree with the Book of Revelation.
the end of this world was the promise made by Christ---Skans » 07 Apr 2022, 10:40 am » wrote: ↑ And, Jesus fulfilled his promise. He actually appeared (I believe) 9 times after his Resurrection. So, explain how Jesus was "slow" in returning before the last of them tasted death?
Skans » 07 Apr 2022, 10:40 am » wrote: ↑ And, Jesus fulfilled his promise. He actually appeared (I believe) 9 times after his Resurrection. So, explain how Jesus was "slow" in returning before the last of them tasted death?
That's not what Xavier said. Therefore, my response was not tailored to address this. It was tailored to address what Xavier said.
the whole point of 2 peter 3 9 is showing that God is giving everyone as much time as it takes for everyone to go to heaven because God wants no one to perish.Xavier_Onassis » 07 Apr 2022, 10:32 am » wrote: ↑ Jesus told a group of disciples after his brief return following the Resurrection, that he would return before the last of them has tasted death.
That was abut 2,000 years ago.
How, pray tell, is a 2,000 delay not slow?
Peter and Paul both believed and stated that they expected Jesus to return within their lifetimes.
Did He?
Signs point to NO,