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diggles, the diction is nowhere near the same as labrets. labret is razor sharp, surgical precision. our friend jammys no more than a little bit better than dull butter knife.
while it's possible that labret could be dumbing down, its really not likely. |
in the interest of keeping the peace, I'll amend this post to simply say:
I believe it is Labret. Only time will tell. |
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I can see it in your posts |
don't be too worried about keeping the peace.
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4000 years of history probes who the jews are...
Boys, no matter how much money you make, how many leaders of the latest world power you buy or surround with, who many nations you slaughter... 3/4 of the world will never NEVER like you... DEAL WITH THAT! |
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because WE are the power in the world they HAVE TO recon with... NOBODY gives a flying fuck about Ugandians.... Hind, in this time of history, YOU are OUR bitch, live with that and make the best of it, use lots of lube and think about something pleasant. |
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If maybe... - you didnt choose to kill Jesus instead of a criminal like Barrabas - you didnt invent the Atomic Bomb - you dont mass murder, torture childs and run concentration camps just after 50 years you suffered the same methods and you even claim for economic reparations while you do that! - William Shakespeare didnt wrote an universal character like Shylock in the Merchant of Venice - you all were a bit more prettier and thousands of more reasons... maybe the world could be in peace with your people, BUT it seems you dont learn from history and you continue your path towards your own destruction. |
Damn...
something that i've noticed in my short time on this board is that so many of you have a fucking huge chip on your shoulder and constantly argue about race and religion.... it truly is a sign of ignorance of the highest order to belittle a person based on their religious beliefs, or colour of their fucking skin and to be honest its a fucking disgrace. grow the fuck up. just my 2p's worth. |
the ROMANS killed jesus dude... not proud or anything but lets be correct
ane Einstein - shit man you'd better read up on him. |
Serge,
If maybe... - you didnt choose to kill Jesus instead of a criminal like Barrabas ************************************************** ** JESUS is a fictional charecter, he never existed in real life. There is no a single trustworthy historian out there who ever mentioned Jesus, therefore your argument is impotent. |
- you didnt invent the Atomic Bomb
************************************ yeap, we did....and very proud of it, as Colin says: "Don't fuck with chosen people" ..but antisemites have nothing to fear, there is a antisemite ghetto in high heaven where you all belong |
- you dont mass murder, torture childs and run concentration camps just after 50 years you suffered the same methods and you even claim for economic reparations while you do that!
*********************************************** Palestinian propoganda, I livewd with Palestinians in student hostel and heard it all before you were born. pure gille! |
Serge, Jesus may be a componded and augmented figure but you really don't believe he never exisited at all... do you?
There are many Roman historians that documented him. |
- William Shakespeare didnt wrote an universal character like Shylock in the Merchant of Venice
************************************************* hmmm...Hitler was not a ficticious charecter and responcible for the lives of 58,000,000 CHRISTIANS...anbd still you fear Jews more. there IS something special about my people ;-))) |
- you all were a bit more prettier
and thousands of more reasons... ********************************* he is pretty and non jew.. I envy your beauty... http://www.sex-filez.com/gfy/youmightbearedneck.jpg |
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1. the Romans executed the law, due to their regent status in Galilea, Judea & Samaria 2. Poncio Pilatos put Jesus & Barrabas and the *mighty* jewish people gathered in a square around choose to kill the criminal? No, Jesus. I was not refering to Einstein since he didnt invented the atomic bomb... if we want to be accurate John Dalton was the first man who developed the atomic theory in 1807 and he was english and certainly not a jew. But, i was reffering to Arthur Oppenheimer. |
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name one. I read Iosif Flavius, roman historian who lived at that time in Judea.. no even mentioning of Jesus. As for compounded figure- maybe and most likely correct |
I'm amazed that threads like this aren't deleted. Especially considering it is a public expression of hatred towards another race. Hate crime?
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if they have chosen to kill the other guy, you'd be a JEW or Moslem now and nobody would even remember Jesus' name. be thankful, fuckin' ingrate, you'd be nothing without Jews. ;-)))) |
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everybody welcomed to express their views, we are not communist China. I believe that common sense will ultimatelly prevail, Baruh Hashem! |
The Greco-Roman Sources
1) Tacitus The first Roman historian to mention Christ is Tacitus, who wrote his last significant work, the Annals, around A.D. 115. In this treatise, Tacitus describes the great fire of Rome during the reign of Nero and the emperor's subsequent persecution of the Christians there. He states: "Nero created scapegoats and subjected to the most refined tortures those whom the common people called 'Christians'....Their name comes from Christ, who, during the reign of Tiberius, had been executed by the procurator Pontius Pilate" (Annals 15:44). At first glance, this is an impressive passage for the Christian apologist. But let's dig a little deeper. Where did Tacitus get his information about Jesus' execution? It is doubtful that he was quoting an official Roman document from the period because, as scholars are quick to point out, he mistakenly calls Pilate a procurator when he was actually a prefect. Perhaps Tacitus received it from his close friend Pliny the Younger, who may well have shared the knowledge he had acquired from contact with Christians in Asia Minor. But even if this is the case, the most we can say is that Tacitus is simply repeating what Christians of his day were saying about their origins. There is not much basis here for concluding that he was presenting independent testimony about the historical figure of Jesus. 2) Suetonius In his biography of the emperor Claudius, written around A.D. 120, Suetonius writes about the expulsion of the Jews from Rome in A.D. 49. He states: "Since the Jews were constantly causing disturbances at the instigation of Chrestus, he [Claudius] expelled them from Rome" (Claudius 25:4). Chrestus was a popular misspelling of the Greek Christos (Christ). Some scholars believe that Suetonius may have used a source that understood "Chrestus" to be Jesus. But he obviously misunderstood the police records, thinking that "Chrestus" was the name of some Jewish slave who became a ringleader during the riots of A.D. 49. Suetonius' account makes for interesting reading. But, again, it is far from being an independent witness to the historical Jesus. 3) Pliny the Younger Pliny the Younger was proconsul of Bythinia, in Asia Minor, between A.D. 111 and 113. Pliny wrote a letter to the Emperor Trajan asking for advice on how to deal with the rapid growth of the Christian community in his area. Among other things, he describes the Christian custom of holding weekly meetings to sing praises "to Christ as to a god" (Letter 10. 96). This passage is significant, because it is the only non-Christian source that tells us that Christians treated Christ as a "god." But Pliny is merely describing an element of Christian worship. His comments say nothing about the historicity of Jesus. 4) Lucian The Roman satirist Lucian of Samosata lived from A.D. 115-200. In The Passing of Perigrinus, Lucian mocks the Christian life, describing Christians as those who worship "that crucified sophist [Jesus] himself," and live "under his laws." Again, we learn only what some educated people from the second century may have heard about Jesus. Lucian is definitely not an independent source of historical knowledge concerning Jesus of Nazareth. 5) Josephus Perhaps the most significant "witness" to the life of Jesus in ancient literature is in the writings of Joseph ben Matthias, better known as Flavius Josephus (named after his patrons, the Flavian emperors Vespasian, Titus and Domitian). Josephus lived from A.D. 37 to 100, and wrote two famous works: The Jewish War, which was initially drafted in Aramaic, and then translated into Greek five to ten years after the destruction of Jerusalem in A.D. 70. His second work, Jewish Antiquities, was completed more than a decade later. This work was much longer, and recounts Jewish history from creation to the Jewish revolt against Rome (A.D. 66-70). Contrary to what many Christians may think, Josephus does not give us much information about Jesus. In his 28 volumes of Jewish history, there are only two passages that mention Jesus. And even these references are difficult to assess. The trouble is that Josephus' writings were preserved for posterity by Christians (the Jews disowned him as a traitor). The texts available to us today contain statements that were added later by Christian editors. This is clearly seen in the famous Testimonium Flavianum, "the testimony of Josephus," found in Antiquities 18:63-64. It reads as follows: At that time there appeared Jesus, a wise man, if indeed someone should call him a man. For he was a doer of startling deeds, a teacher of people who receive the truth with pleasure. And he gained a following both among many Jews and among many of Greek origin. He was the Messiah. And when Pilate, because of an accusation made by the leading men among us, condemned him to the cross, those who had loved him previously did not cease to do so. For he appeared to them on the third day, living again, just as the divine prophets had spoken of these and countless other wondrous things about him. And up until this very day the tribe of Christians, named after him, has not died out. Scholars of Josephus have been divided over the authenticity of this entire passage, although both sides acknowledge the obvious Christian additions (highlighted in italics above). On one hand, some scholars argue for the genuineness of the passage (without the italicized parts). They stress that the language and grammar are typical of Josephus' style and language. The other school of thought argues that the passage is bogus. They point to the clear Christian redaction. But they also emphasize that there are only three Greek manuscripts of Book 18 of The Antiquities ? the earliest dating only to the 11th century ? and the text of these is often in doubt. The other well-known passage in Antiquities is the reference to "James, the brother of Jesus who was called the Christ" (Antiquities 20:200). Scholars generally agree that this is authentic Josephus. They do so for several reasons: First, this narrative is found in the major Greek manuscript tradition of Antiquities without variation. Second, Christian editors would not refer to James as "the brother of Jesus." Instead, they would use the reverential phrase, "the brother of the Lord" (see, for example, Paul's description of James in Galatians 1:19). Third, the famous fourth-century church historian Eusebius also quotes this passage in his Ecclesiastical History (2.23.22). Interestingly, Eusebius does not quote the Testimonium Flavianum. |
Serge,
As you and I said, strong characters, ficticious or not, build reputations for millions. Hitler gave the nazis the reputation & the current status in the world that they deserve... and characters like Shylock & Ariel Sharon helped to build throughout the history the status & reputation the jews have, plain and simple. Regarding your other replies... come on, there are whites who are really ugly man... so ugly that they must be shot! But they are, let say 40% of our population... you jew are all ugly! Don't blame me for that... perhaps if you are God's chosen people... God doesnt care about external beauty... so live with that. |
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take a look at the dates those historians lived...NONE of them was living at the times the alleged Jesus lived, it's all heresay and NONE are witness testemonies |
OK. But I thought you asked for rough contempories.
Again a compounded figure, but I have a feeling SOMEONE must have been there. OK? |
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I am only bothered by "interpretatioins" from idiots like Hind and his ilk |
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Regarding your other replies... come on, there are whites who are really ugly man... so ugly that they must be shot! But they are, let say 40% of our population... you jew are all ugly! Don't blame me for that... perhaps if you are God's chosen people... God doesnt care about external beauty... so live with that.
************************************************** * Hmmm....arguing with blind people about beauty is like teaching pigs sing... ;-))) |
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As much as I'd like to disagree with Serge on this issue, I can't. There is absolutely no evidence to support the existence of an historical Jesus Christ. In all probability, the Jesus story is mythical. |
We should take about the role of Saul/Paul in shaping Christianity.
or simply refer to Nietsche's The Geneology of Morals... AND ONE OF NIETSCHE'S LAST LETTERS SAID IN THE POSTSCRIPT: "I am now rounding up anti-semities to shoot" |
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If you read my post again you are going to realize that im not defending the nazis at all... on the contrary, i said that they have the reputation & status they deserve, which is shit... so as the jews. Be honest, you can agree with the accusations or reject them 100%, but you cant deny the fact that most of the world goes to the limit of hate the jews... the validity of the reasons should be discussed appart but a fact is a fact. |
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but nevertheless - PASS THE FUCKIN' BONG OVER HERE. |
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Now you are making sense... :rasta Bong on! |
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