...seeing all those crosses
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The third example is a more modern holy man, Mahatma Gandhi. Gandhi was married at age 13 to a girl about his own age and at age 37 took a vow of sexual abstinence. In spite of this vow, he found a need to fondle prepubescent and early adolescent girls. He took such girls to bed with him to overcome, he said, his "shivering fits" in the night. His female companions, who came from his inner circle — all certified virgins or young brides — entered his bed naked in order to warm him with their bodies. Some of them also administered enemas to him. Among the young girls, there was rivalry as to who would sleep with him, and one of his girl disciples reported that his bed companions had a difficult time in restraining their sexual impulses since he often rubbed against them and touched them in erotic places.
Animavore wrote:The third example is a more modern holy man, Mahatma Gandhi. Gandhi was married at age 13 to a girl about his own age and at age 37 took a vow of sexual abstinence. In spite of this vow, he found a need to fondle prepubescent and early adolescent girls. He took such girls to bed with him to overcome, he said, his "shivering fits" in the night. His female companions, who came from his inner circle — all certified virgins or young brides — entered his bed naked in order to warm him with their bodies. Some of them also administered enemas to him. Among the young girls, there was rivalry as to who would sleep with him, and one of his girl disciples reported that his bed companions had a difficult time in restraining their sexual impulses since he often rubbed against them and touched them in erotic places.
cont. http://www.ipt-forensics.com/journal/volume8/j8_2_1.htm
Onyx8 wrote:The original likely wasn't a cross anyway, it was more likely a 'T'. Why waste the wood above the post? To give support to the poor victim's tired neck? The middle east has never, in historical times, been densely forested so wood would be at a premium. Much simpler to plant a post, put a beam on top and call it someone's nightmare. Also cheaper to build (ask a carpenter).
Likely, for much the same reasons, the feet of the victim were within inches of the ground, too, it's not like they could run away. Wouldn't want to exalt those enemies of the state by lifting them up to look at you know.
Alan B wrote:Gandhi? A child molester? Do you have source for that?
Do you have a source for the story you VISUALIZED about second-hand crosses?
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jjm859 wrote:
You should ask yourself that right before you take a single step each day. Before you turn on the TV, ask yourself, would Jesus approve of the TV? He would have crushed such a tool of evil. The same goes for radio, video games, newspapers, and music (acting). The only acceptable form of music is singing without instruments. Its a direct form of worship because it comes from the God given instrument. To train your voice to be better than others is to convert a Godly instrument into a Pagan one.
I seriously hope this discussion will wake up at least one person to knowing AND following God as it is written in the KJV Bible.
jjm859 wrote: The first one should be "What have I sacrificed for God?" Jesus sacrificed his life, and he commanded us to follow him. He didn't commit suicide. He got persecuted for standing by God 100%.
monkeyboy wrote:jjm859 wrote: The first one should be "What have I sacrificed for God?" Jesus sacrificed his life, and he commanded us to follow him. He didn't commit suicide. He got persecuted for standing by God 100%.
A little confused here. I thought Jesus was God/part of the trinity thing. So he sacrificed himself to himself. But God is all knowing, so Jesus sacrificed himself to himself, knowing he was going to come back to life a few days later and save us all from sin. Bit of a drama queen your Jesus isn't he? Couldn't Jesus/God/Holy Ghost (what does he do anyway) just forgive man their sins without this really gratuitous, self gratifying pantomime?
I mean, a good demonstration of God's powers would have been maybe when they tried to nail him up, the nails just bounced off his hands or melted or something like that. Or, that they nailed him to the cross and then the cross took off and he barrel rolled around the sky like a WWII Spitfire, shooting nails at the romans. A few more people might have taken notice then.
Sorry, forgot the point. Yes, and then a crucifix would be a a symbol of power, of like "you'd better watch out for my God because this isn't the method of his tortured death, whist preparing for a glorious zombie return but it's a symbol of his kick ass power so watch the fuck out, I'm in de club!!"
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