Into the Night
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Mindless chant. I don't even think you know what it means.
Did Jesus fly to the sky in a UFO?
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Ichabod Stain
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sum of the law and the prophets.
Ichabod Stain
Was it me?
its means its all you need to know.
Into the Night
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Mindless chant. I don't even think you know what it means.
Into the Night
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No, it doesn't. You are AGAIN ignoring the teachings of God and Jesus Christ.
WinterBorn
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It was used to justify slavery and the vile treatment of blacks.
It was the cause of death for millions during the Crusades.
It was responsible for the witch hunts in the US between the 15th and 17th centuries.
It was used to persecute Jews and Muslims.
Now, before anyone goes ballistic, I am not condemning Christianity itself. But to claim it is innocent and pure is just nonsense.
Ichabod Stain
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I hate to use the NO TRUE CHRISTIAN fallacy........
but here we are.
generally the teachings of religions are markedly different from how their adherents actually behave.
they are aspirational after-all, and we are all sinners.
the actual teachings are what we usually discuss here.
WinterBorn
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I am sure many people want to separate themselves from those who want a Xtian theocracy.
But what Jesus said is not the only source of their material.
Ichabod Stain
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Christianity was uncrecognizablly changed to be fit for a religion of political and violent empire.
boo, council of nicea.
nobody reallys wants '-cracies' or '-isms' in their lives.
except for bad people. they like to use cracies and isms against their enemies. they could turn Tupperware maintenance tips into an engine of death.
CBHype
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You mean even back then there was antisemitism?
Wow..... I thought it was just today.
I must be naive.
Ichabod Stain
Was it me?
You mean even back then there was antisemitism?
Wow..... I thought it was just today.
I must be naive.
everybody's shit smells, ziocuck.
CBHype
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WTF is a ziocuck? I'll have to look that one up.
"Ziocuck" is a derogatory and offensive slang term, primarily used to describe a non-Jewish supporter of Zionism—often an evangelical Christian—who is perceived as excessively supportive of Israel based on religious or political beliefs. The term combines "Zio," a pejorative shorthand for Zionist or Jewish, with "cuck," derived from "cuckold," implying weakness or betrayal of one's own group.
- Etymology and usage: The word originates from online far-right and alt-right communities, particularly on platforms like 4chan and Twitter, and is used as a political insult.
- Contextual examples: It has been applied to U.S. politicians and public figures perceived as prioritizing Israeli interests over national or ethical concerns, as seen in tweets and commentary from figures like @Lucas_Gage_ and outlets such as Nemos News Network.
- Related terms: It belongs to a broader set of offensive neologisms like ziocunt, ziopig, and cuckservative, the latter referring to conservatives accused of betraying their principles.
- Tone and reception: The term is widely considered antisemitic or antisemitic-adjacent due to its use in white supremacist and extremist circles, and its deployment often signals hostility toward both Zionism and its supporters.
Define: ziocuck
"Ziocuck" is a derogatory and offensive slang term, primarily used to describe a non-Jewish supporter of Zionism—often an evangelical Christian—who is perceived as excessively supportive of Israel based on religious or political beliefs. The term combines "Zio," a pejorative shorthand for...
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Ichabod Stain
Was it me?
yes.WTF is a ziocuck? I'll have to look that one up.
"Ziocuck" is a derogatory and offensive slang term, primarily used to describe a non-Jewish supporter of Zionism—often an evangelical Christian—who is perceived as excessively supportive of Israel based on religious or political beliefs. The term combines "Zio," a pejorative shorthand for Zionist or Jewish, with "cuck," derived from "cuckold," implying weakness or betrayal of one's own group.
- Etymology and usage: The word originates from online far-right and alt-right communities, particularly on platforms like 4chan and Twitter, and is used as a political insult.
- Contextual examples: It has been applied to U.S. politicians and public figures perceived as prioritizing Israeli interests over national or ethical concerns, as seen in tweets and commentary from figures like @Lucas_Gage_ and outlets such as Nemos News Network.
- Related terms: It belongs to a broader set of offensive neologisms like ziocunt, ziopig, and cuckservative, the latter referring to conservatives accused of betraying their principles.
- Tone and reception: The term is widely considered antisemitic or antisemitic-adjacent due to its use in white supremacist and extremist circles, and its deployment often signals hostility toward both Zionism and its supporters.
Define: ziocuck
"Ziocuck" is a derogatory and offensive slang term, primarily used to describe a non-Jewish supporter of Zionism—often an evangelical Christian—who is perceived as excessively supportive of Israel based on religious or political beliefs. The term combines "Zio," a pejorative shorthand for...
ziocucks are repulsive idiot fools who cannot spot abusive relationships.
Ichabod Stain
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being fucking proud of genocide means you worship Satan.
Yakuda
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Why would he?.
Yakuda
Verified User
You mean me calling someone a repulsive idiot fool? It's not that you use the phrase that's the problem it's that you think you arent an abusive asshole like you claim others to be. It's hilarious. Whats is the other name you use? Montel Cucumber or something?
Ichabod Stain
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shut your ignorant hole, ziocuck traitor.
No. As @Cypress and I have discussed, it's more probable that he survived the few hours on the cross long enough for his followers to see him. Whether he died later on due to his wounds, sepsis and/or infection is unknown.
FWIW, I believe the story of his "resurrection" by the results even if he died later on.
FWIW, I doubt our planet has ever been visited by space aliens due to the tech required and the distances involved. If they came, it'd be a one-way trip and they stayed.
I'd sooner believe in time travel and that such "visitors" are Earth people from the future.
Jesus having a near death experience would certainly fit the facts as we know them.
The attestations and manuscript evidence that his followers genuinely believed they saw him after the crucifixion is too strong to discount by using claims that the disciples were just all having a mass hallucination, or that they conspired to concoct a lie.