Re: Re: The REAL truth about wicca/wiccans

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Description: ignorance truly is NOT bliss
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Grimli ::: Favorites since i won't entertain the idea of jumping the bones of someone less than 25, exactly how am i a pedophile 07-10-04 22:56:37 __________________________________________________
bwest666 ::: Favorites this is what a pedophile sitting in his room preying on cyber kids looks like. sicko. 07-10-04 18:51:13 __________________________________________________
Geoirgier ::: Favorites From Christianity the threefold law can be reconstructed in a sense. Jesus actually said this rule, and I'm surprised the Catholics didn't notice and censor it during the Crusades, because they completely failed to act by it: love your neighbor as yourself, and love the lord god with all your heart. Since agnosticism is completely valid, it's impossible to love god in any other way than through loving other people. 07-09-22 14:58:47 __________________________________________________
bondservant7returns ::: Favorites The word "witch" appeared in the Latin vulgate as maleficos circa 405 AD. King Jimmy 1611 AD. The idea was there before James. In the original Hebrew manuscript, the author used the word m'khashepah to describe the person who should be killed. The word means a woman who uses spoken spells to harm others - e.g. causing their death or loss of property. Clearly "evil sorceress" or "woman who does evil magic" would be the most accurate phrases in today's English usage for this verse. 07-09-06 13:23:50 __________________________________________________
gentletouch1 ::: Favorites Sorry, but King Jimmy (who was very very gay) did the mistranslation. The correct word is "poisoner" not Witch. Big difference. 07-09-06 11:05:33 __________________________________________________
gentletouch1 ::: Favorites Thank you for adding to my statement earlier. It was James who demanded mistranslation. There are other verses in the Bible that speak about witchcraft and such, but the Thou shalt not suffer a Witch to live" is a definite mistranslation from an entirely different word. 07-09-06 11:04:04 __________________________________________________
bondservant7returns ::: Favorites The NASB traslation, which goes back to early Greek and Hebrew texts, translates it as "sorcerous". So the idea was around before King Jimmy, sorry. 07-09-05 13:07:01 __________________________________________________
gentletouch1 ::: Favorites King James later recanted the translation about witches, but by then it was too late. He deliberately had the mistranslation "Thou shalt not suffer a Witch to live" because of some unscrupulous Witches hired to kill James. He held a trial for them, and told the jurors that they would be killed if they didn't find the accused guilty. That's it in a nutshell 07-09-02 22:59:55 __________________________________________________
AxLostxDream ::: Favorites Ugh! I couldn't even FINISH the damn video about that asshole! But this one was awsome! Made me feel better, and I found some things funny ^_~ lol 07-08-25 05:55:39 __________________________________________________
menotyou66 ::: Favorites loved your posts shamanwoman, you speak true wisdom! i try that path and fail much of the time, but i never quit. :) 07-08-21 19:40:01 __________________________________________________