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Joined: May 13 2007
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Posted: February 27 2014 at 06:46
Jim Garten wrote:
Dean wrote:
Or the one sentence explanation: They're all a load of bollocks
That's fine talk coming from a person who's just asked me to help unlock his peppermint palace!
And I've just done an online personality profile of myself on Facebook and it tells me that I am indeed eternally grateful, albeit as a wizard astronaut who lives in Norway.
Joined: March 05 2014
Location: Texas
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Points: 101
Posted: March 07 2014 at 15:31
Is this a joke? Because I would like to know who thought this was something to joke about, and why they thought it wasappropriate to post it on the forum?!
This is serious stuff. It's understandable if you can't really identify with any of the apostles; they were the chosen few; but if you honestly can't (or refuse to) say that you are a disciple for God, then something needs to change.
Don't joke about the way people live their lives. This stuff is important. It matters.
Steve
"Let us scream like Tom Mallicoat, and whisper like Geoff Tate, for the difference between the two is nigh."
Joined: May 28 2005
Location: Germany
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Points: 10387
Posted: March 08 2014 at 09:44
BarryGlibb wrote:
Where's Paul?
He was an apostle. You missed putting him in.
He was also (obviously) a Beatle. As was John.
George and Ringo weren't common names in 5BC.
the question was about the disciples of Jesus, and Paul was not one of them.
it is my honest opinion, by the way, that Paul greatly misunderstood Jesus, and many of the things he said have nothing whatever to do with what Jesus said. I sincerely doubt "mulier taceat in ecclesia" (or the Hebrew equivalent of it) could ever have come out of Jesus' mouth. Paul despised women, Jesus did not.
the 2nd-grade recognition of women in the catholic church are chiefly because of Paul's misogyny
A shot of me as High Priestess of Gaia during our fall festival. Ceterum censeo principiis obsta
Joined: May 22 2007
Location: Michigan, U.S.
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Points: 66264
Posted: March 08 2014 at 11:49
progresssaurus wrote:
Dean wrote:
I doubt that Thomas will win this poll.
For verily I say unto you, that blessed are they that are not in this poll, and yet will win in this poll
The quiz came up Thomas for me. But with all of my peeping me eyes do not see him in the list. So the I like Judas Priest response would be more in line with my thinking.
Joined: August 28 2010
Location: Melbourne, Oz
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Points: 1781
Posted: March 08 2014 at 15:37
BaldJean wrote:
BarryGlibb wrote:
Where's Paul?
He was an apostle. You missed putting him in.
He was also (obviously) a Beatle. As was John.
George and Ringo weren't common names in 5BC.
the question was about the disciples of Jesus, and Paul was not one of them.
it is my honest opinion, by the way, that Paul greatly misunderstood Jesus, and many of the things he said have nothing whatever to do with what Jesus said. I sincerely doubt "mulier taceat in ecclesia" (or the Hebrew equivalent of it) could ever have come out of Jesus' mouth. Paul despised women, Jesus did not.
the 2nd-grade recognition of women in the catholic church are chiefly because of Paul's misogyny
As a lapsed Catholic, I have to take you to task on stating that Paul was not a disciple. He certainly was one of the 12 apostles....I was very good at my catechism as a child! Have a look at Wikipedia under "Paul the apostle".
Joined: October 28 2008
Location: Wales
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Points: 13627
Posted: March 08 2014 at 15:41
BarryGlibb wrote:
BaldJean wrote:
BarryGlibb wrote:
Where's Paul?
He was an apostle. You missed putting him in.
He was also (obviously) a Beatle. As was John.
George and Ringo weren't common names in 5BC.
the question was about the disciples of Jesus, and Paul was not one of them.
it is my honest opinion, by the way, that Paul greatly misunderstood Jesus, and many of the things he said have nothing whatever to do with what Jesus said. I sincerely doubt "mulier taceat in ecclesia" (or the Hebrew equivalent of it) could ever have come out of Jesus' mouth. Paul despised women, Jesus did not.
the 2nd-grade recognition of women in the catholic church are chiefly because of Paul's misogyny
As a lapsed Catholic, I have to take you to task on stating that Paul was not a disciple. He certainly was one of the 12 apostles....I was very good at my catechism as a child! Have a look at Wikipedia under "Paul the apostle".
Go back to your catechism.
Paul was, indeed, an Apostle. He was not, however , one of the twelve disciples. He never met Jesus during the Ministry. Instead, the risen Lord appeared to him and put him on the path of spreading the word.
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