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"Unveiling Jesus Christ" (John Cassinat)
The Nehor replied to ZealouslyStriving's topic in General Discussions
It took 16 years to learn all this about one of the plainest books ever written? All it took was reading everything everyone else said? Oh, and your inspiration I guess. Give up your preconceived notions and accept my postconceived notions? This is very loaded language. Casting himself as the enlightened one and everyone else controlled by old hidebound traditions. Only some of them? When you start comparing yourself to Jesus it usually means something has gone horribly wrong. Come and learn the gospel of truth that is without price…… …..by buying a premium membership on my site! For your money shall I teach you the truths or scripture that I learned from God Himself!!!! *Jesus appears and starts tossing this guy’s desk around and muttering about a ‘den of thieves’* -
Merry Christmas to you too.
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Again, the best scriptural reference to anything like abortion does not call it murder. Then there is the scriptural test of bitter waters to check a woman for adultery. If she fails she miscarries and dies due to the poison so there is God encouraging murdering an unborn child for the sins of the mother. But the apostates of Protestantism spoke and we, as the sole living Church that receives revelation from the mouth of God, followed them completely instead of, you know, checking on this. Like capital punishment which is an elective murder. I am using the paradox to destroy myself while stepping outside of time and becoming a God. If I was never born I can be an unchanging God with no beginning or end. Then I can take over all these weirdo pretenders that worked their way up to the position like a bunch of chumps. They have a beginning…….so THEY MUST ALSO HAVE AN END!!!!!!!!
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Merry Christmas and Cheers to the Fall of Mormon Stories
The Nehor replied to Pyreaux's topic in General Discussions
I know people who say they are “ex mormon” or “were raised Mormon” and are pretty indifferent in terms of the institution’s impact on their life. Some have semi-fond feelings, some don’t care much, and some think the Church is bad or harmful but they have also moved on. -
Sounds like their gun control laws work. I wish more of our mass shootings in the US were launched using squirt guns filled with mildly caustic substances.
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Mind blown, learning of women apostles for the first time.
The Nehor replied to Tacenda's topic in General Discussions
Does existential dread count as dirty? -
Mind blown, learning of women apostles for the first time.
The Nehor replied to Tacenda's topic in General Discussions
I mean to the Essenes intermarrying with the non-believers is probably almost as bad as not dying horribly in a failed revolt against Rome hoping for a deus ex machina to save them -
Mind blown, learning of women apostles for the first time.
The Nehor replied to Tacenda's topic in General Discussions
I think they did think the writer of Esther had a dirty mind. He married off the Jewish heroine to a filthy Gentile. What a disgusting pervert! -
Moses 7:30-31 - multiple cities like Enoch's?
The Nehor replied to marineland's topic in General Discussions
Saying a text is clear only when a divine entity fills in the blanks means the text isn’t that clear. It is not like the supposedly hidden truth is super complex. Just slap in two or three more verses and you have it covered. I don’t think I am resistant. I am pretty carnal though. Peace and happiness are elusive things. -
Mind blown, learning of women apostles for the first time.
The Nehor replied to Tacenda's topic in General Discussions
Just a lot of other reasons the Essenes were killjoys. -
Moses 7:30-31 - multiple cities like Enoch's?
The Nehor replied to marineland's topic in General Discussions
Typical. I suppose Adam wants us to use they/them pronouns for them now. Woke mind-virus run amok! Or Adam was Legion and it was actually a horde of demons. It doesn’t make it clear at all and if God wanted to say that God could have just (you know) said that the other worlds were doing the same thing. The text doesn’t say that. That is an assumption and an extrapolation and not ‘clearly taught’. -
Merry Christmas and Cheers to the Fall of Mormon Stories
The Nehor replied to Pyreaux's topic in General Discussions
So it didn’t actually fall yet? Click bait! -
Moses 7:30-31 - multiple cities like Enoch's?
The Nehor replied to marineland's topic in General Discussions
God basically assured all this speculation when He was so vague on so much in the D&C. -
Mind blown, learning of women apostles for the first time.
The Nehor replied to Tacenda's topic in General Discussions
I suspect this dirty mind is part of why the Book of Esther was so controversial. Hence why the Book of Esther was not found in the Dead Sea Scrolls because they were a bunch of apocalyptic killjoys. -
Ezekiel 32 and Jeremiah 32 where God talks about the old days when he commanded Israel to sacrifice their firstborn children to Him. You can argue about whether that was God commanding it or bad leadership but if these prophets are speaking for God then yeah, it seems God gave them the human sacrifice bit as a punishment. Eventually they came up with the idea of paying a religious tax to redeem the firstborn so you didn’t have to do the human sacrifice thing. If human sacrifice isn’t going astray I am not sure what is. Maybe commanding and condoning slavery? Divine commands for genocide? Oh wait, those are in there too. Oh boy. Read about this and more in Oolon Colluphid's trilogy of philosophical blockbusters Where God Went Wrong, Some More of God's Greatest Mistakes and Who is this God Person Anyway? (This is a Douglas Adams joke).
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Mind blown, learning of women apostles for the first time.
The Nehor replied to Tacenda's topic in General Discussions
Mormon’s epistle wasn’t filled with innuendo. Esther is. I mean it starts with the Persian King starting a 180 day party for the nobility. The place is decorated and they break out the gold stuff. And it spends time focusing on how well appointed the beds are. This isn’t some courtly rarefied setup. It is a sex party. And the King orders that nothing is off limits. Do what you want! Orgy time! Then presumably while drunk the king calls for his queen to parade herself before this frat boy like party wearing only her crown. Queen Vashti was not into this so she refuses. The king holds a council on what to do about this and a big hubbub takes place about sexual politics. It is suggested that if the Queen gets away with it women will all despise their husbands everywhere and the entire social order will be overturned. Fragile masculinity and the attendant paranoia oozing out of these frat boys. So the Queen is either banished or killed. Then they send a decree reinforcing feminine subservience throughout the land! Huzzah! Then we get the Cinderella story where somehow every virgin everywhere is supposed to be evaluated so the best could be chosen as queen. Okay, that is not historical. We know that at that time Persian law was a little more restrictive than that on who the King could marry. Mordecai could have kept his cousin Esther out of this but didn’t. Mordecai comes across as a bit of a pimp honestly. Then Esther is taken into the harem. She wins favor with the chief eunuch and gets the best in cosmetics and beauty treatments and a bunch of attendants who were also almost certainly tutors teaching her the arts of the harem and the eunuch himself probably tutored her as well. Yes, this tutoring would be primarily in seduction and sex. Then we have an improbable year long purification. She learned well and seduces the king and is chosen as queen. Presumably at some point she does for the King what the previous Queen would not. Then some background stuff happens and another huge feast is started (does anyone in this administration actually do anything except these half year feasts?) and Mordecai stops a conspiracy. Then Haman gets his promotion and Mordecai refuses to reverence him. Mordecai was hanging out outside the harem and the king’s gate being a pest so his refusal to bow is noted. Haman’s people are (coincidentally if you think the account is historical) enemies of the Jews so Haman decides to take out his wrath on both Mordecai and all the Jews. Good going Mordecai. Being a weird pest hanging out outside the harem every day (do you even have a job?) threw his whole people under the bus. Honestly Mordecai comes across as someone seeking royal favor. A kind of toady hangin out outside the palace hoping his cousin’s marriage will benefit him somehow. Also Haman wasn’t a deity Mordecai. Just do the respectful reverence thing you obstinate idiot. Then Haman and the king are drinking at one of their parties and the king goes along with this hare-brained scheme to mass murder all the Jews on a specific day and it is published abroad and everyone is confused by the king’s idiocy. Way to stabilize your kingdom you drunken idiot. Seriously, if you want to kill some people off you don’t give them advance warning you moron. You buffoon. You sex-addled drunkard. So Mordecai starts another fun little demonstration with sackcloth. Way to draw even more attention to yourself Mordecai. You don’t think you have done enough damage? So Esther sends out a eunuch to talk to Mordecai and he tells her not to think she can escape this. Nice, Mordecai. You marry your cousin to the King and then you don’t trust her to do anything but says salvation may come to the Jews from somewhere else but her house will be destroyed. Then a weirdly defensive bit about maybe she was put in this position to save the Jews. You literally put her there Mordecai. What was your plan? Sheesh. So Esther decides to go in to the king to plead for mercy. He has to hold up the sceptre or she dies. There is no other record of this practice and I suspect it is there primarily for the phallic imagery. So Esther turns on the charm and the sceptre rises to attention at her approach and Esther touches the tip of the sceptre as she arrives. They are not talking about a sceptre at this point. The King offers her up to half the kingdom but she demurs. Esther knows that the key to seduction is to keep him wanting more. Then she invites the King and Haman specifically to a private party with only the three of them there. Presumably the kind of party they love. Threesome action! Esther is good at this. They get together and whatever happens happened (use your imagination) and the King again asks what she wants. She offers yet another party for the next day. She is drawing him in. At this point he is a dog on her leash. Esther has game. Then the King is so wound up after that night that he needs something to calm him down so he picks the most boring thing he could think of and has the chronicles of the kingdom read to him to hopefully bore him to sleep. Then he realizes Mordecai needs a reward and in a comedy of errors Haman ends up having to parade Mordecai through the streets while seeting in impotent rage. It is not clear if this is done in the middle of the night. Funnier if it was. So the private party of three takes place again the next night. Haman is pulled out of his griping session with his friends and wife to go to the hot threesome party mark two. The King has been pulled in by the seduction and Esther reveals Haman’s treachery and the King’s naivete in throwing out the stupid “kill the Jews” order. The King is angry at Haman for this tricker. Haman realizes his life is in danger and runs to the queen and begs before her for mercy and the King returns and catches Haman on the Queen’s bed begging for mercy but looking like he is defiling the Queen. The King was okay with this threesome stuff but not okay with the two having a one on one meetup plus the King is probably not up for the threesome anymore at all so he has Haman killed. Oh threesomes, you destroy so many lives. Then Mordecai is put in charge of Haman’s house which is not a thing that would happen. The Queen goes in unto the King again and the sceptre dutifully rises (she has still got it) and the Queen begs the King to not massacre her people. Then the King gives a stupid line about the King’s decrees being irrevocable (I call bovine excrement on that). So instead the King instead gives the Jews the right to self-defense so they can kill people and prevent the massacre. So this brain genius King is starting riots in the streets throughout the empire. Good governing you stupid and horny dope. They also gave the Jews the right to plunder their attackers. Woohoo, the Purge is ON!!!!!! And the Jews were eager to get on with the murdering and plundering. Some were so afraid of the Jews or wanted in on the looting so much that they converted and became Jews. Mass circumcisions throughout the land!!!! Hooray! Then the Jews killed 75,000 people and the Queen told the King to make sure all of Haman’s sons were hanged. And there was much rejoicing. (Monty Python cheering) Then they declared a new holy day (probably why this story was written) and Mordecai was a kind of Neo-Joseph to that horny drunken King. And there was much rejoicing. And if you doubt this story you just have to check the chronicles of the Persian-Median empire (yeah, no one could realistically do that). That is the expurgated version anyways. Remember that the Jews have a long storied history of ascribing all kinds of sexual deviancy and hedonism to non-Jews. It goes back to the earliest written parts of the Old Testament all the way to Romans Chapter One where Paul explains that these sexual urges occur because the sinners have rejected God and led to a justification for homophobia many venerate to this day. The Christians took up that torch very well. Without God everyone becomes a rampant hedonist. There are a lot more innuendos that these pious Jews could mentally play with to come up with all kinds of sordid fan fiction that is just implied. -
Mind blown, learning of women apostles for the first time.
The Nehor replied to Tacenda's topic in General Discussions
“Conclusively”? Ummmmm…..no. There were scholars who thought it might have been Electra. All this researcher has reportedly done is found out that Eclecte is a real name and theorized that some of the letters were lost. That is not conclusive. They also face another problem. The last verse talks about her “elect sister”. Is that also a woman name Eclecte? Or is that Electra? So did the scribes lose some letters in both places? This is bad sensationalist reporting.
