PannickAtTheDisco
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posting it as a musing for our great believers on here.
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“The work of God”?
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Bovril
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I think you are doing a dis-service to Samson, love that film great story.You believe in resurrection.
What about the rest. Moses, the Ark, plagues, Adam and Eve etc etc?
BimboBob
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Great travel cases as well.I think you are doing a dis-service to Samson, love that film great story.
You believe in resurrection.
What about the rest. Moses, the Ark, plagues, Adam and Eve etc etc?
yet it wasn't in the first gospel to be written, it was only added a lot later, how embarrassing that the single most important event in Christian calendar is not deemed important enough to be included first time around.
wonder why that was......
by the way a missing body does not mean a resurrected one
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Mr Kobayashi
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yet it wasn't in the first gospel to be written, it was only added a lot later, how embarrassing that the single most important event in Christian calendar is not deemed important enough to be included first time around.
wonder why that was......
The writers collective behind the anthology went to the same creative writing course as George Lucas?
Make it up as you go along, the plot holes will fill themselves in later.
;)
Le Havre Oswald
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If you're a believer, Strange how where ever you're born, You're born into the right religion?
Born in Italy, 70% you're a Catholic
Born in Saudi Arabia 99% you're a Muslim
Born in Israel 99% you're Jewish
Born in Scandinavia in 850 ce 99% you'll believe in the norse gods.
Born in Italy, 70% you're a Catholic
Born in Saudi Arabia 99% you're a Muslim
Born in Israel 99% you're Jewish
Born in Scandinavia in 850 ce 99% you'll believe in the norse gods.
Yes it was.yet it wasn't in the first gospel to be written, it was only added a lot later, how embarrassing that the single most important event in Christian calendar is not deemed important enough to be included first time around.
wonder why that was......
by the way a missing body does not mean a resurrected one
Mark’s Gospel didnt contain events after the resurrection in the first manuscript found, but it did have the resurrection itself, it just abruptly ended once the Risen Christ was seen.
And?If you're a believer, Strange how where ever you're born, You're born into the right religion?
Born in Italy, 70% you're a Catholic
Born in Saudi Arabia 99% you're a Muslim
Born in Israel 99% you're Jewish
Born in Scandinavia in 850 ce 99% you'll believe in the norse gods.
Two Gun Bob
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Flight of the Moorglade is taken from the album Olias Of Sunhillow that tells the story of an alien race and their journey to a brave new world. Olias, the title character, is the chosen architect of the glider "Moorglade" which will be used to fly his people to their new home. Ranyart is the navigator for the glider, and Qoquaq is the leader who unites the four tribes of Sunhillow to partake in this crazy exodus.
Quickly congregation, all aboard before Ban catches wind of our flight.
In order for the Moorglade to provide lift, we must sing heartily of lyrics that will fill it's sails with an abundance of extra-terrestrial love, gliding us on to a brave new worlds and away from the madness we called home.
Wind Lyrics:
And the slightest confrontation
Was dissolved before the start
Each man
Belonged
To each as one clear hand
Asking only comfort creation
Be divided to the least
Each man
Open
Set sights to new lands
And do remember you
The first to venture
First to gain
Exploring daylight
Clearer than the Tallowplanic views
And there they were inside
the Moorglade to move and to chant
all through force to position
As rhythm raced inside
the ship came alive as was struck to the soul of perception
And raised our head to space
Beyond all the mass of the mountains
The sun they were headed
H e a d e d
Word of life rejoice the sunlight
Course the flower to open wide
Open
They ride
Climb into the dark sky
Such a moment kindly lingered
The set sail from Tallowcross
A light
To lead you
Is taken form the massland to the East
As words are spoken
All courage will be the token
As the feast
Wide eyed removing
The precious moment we have seen...
Quickly congregation, all aboard before Ban catches wind of our flight.
In order for the Moorglade to provide lift, we must sing heartily of lyrics that will fill it's sails with an abundance of extra-terrestrial love, gliding us on to a brave new worlds and away from the madness we called home.
Wind Lyrics:
And the slightest confrontation
Was dissolved before the start
Each man
Belonged
To each as one clear hand
Asking only comfort creation
Be divided to the least
Each man
Open
Set sights to new lands
And do remember you
The first to venture
First to gain
Exploring daylight
Clearer than the Tallowplanic views
And there they were inside
the Moorglade to move and to chant
all through force to position
As rhythm raced inside
the ship came alive as was struck to the soul of perception
And raised our head to space
Beyond all the mass of the mountains
The sun they were headed
H e a d e d
Word of life rejoice the sunlight
Course the flower to open wide
Open
They ride
Climb into the dark sky
Such a moment kindly lingered
The set sail from Tallowcross
A light
To lead you
Is taken form the massland to the East
As words are spoken
All courage will be the token
As the feast
Wide eyed removing
The precious moment we have seen...
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Yes it was.
Mark’s Gospel didnt contain events after the resurrection in the first manuscript found, but it did have the resurrection itself, it just abruptly ended once the Risen Christ was seen.
you make me laugh mate, its ends without anyone seeing a resurrected body apart from one unknown individual who could well of been lying or a grave robber. with nothing to corroborate it without that there is no resurrection however much you will try and spin it
don't forget we are at least 40 years after the supposed event, so chinese whispers and all that