So, what is your main hobby?

[jack]

See Gear, it doesnt matter who wins in the end, only whos dogma endures.

Is it immortal? Who gives a fuck. It's interesting.

 

[jack]

Fuck Jesus, he's a fucking idiot, except for Sermon On The Mount.

 

[jack]

Was Buddha clueless?

 

['Gear]

"The survivability of dogma is testimony to the critical sickness of the conscious mind."

-Riotgear

 

[SuN]

Fuck Jesus, he's a fucking idiot, except for Sermon On The Mount.

hey, take it easy, i like him.
All 'God stuff' aside, the man was a revolutionary. A rebellious poet, philosopher & a pure artist with the truths of life who is counted amongst the greatest men & women.
Its a good thing to be critical of these types, but i will always wonder about the need to disrespect a beautiful thing.
No offence or anything <3

It's all about prophecy and the apparent fulfilment. I'm not saying it worked. I'm just say it was the plan.
Do you think Jesus was familiar with Isaiah?
How about Psalms. 69:21... "They gave me also gall for my meat; and in my thirst they gave me vinegar to drink."

Im confused of what ur asking.

Going on the scene set in the book with the trinity theory, he would have wrote it describing what he planned.
Judas was most definitely part of that plan.
The question is was his creation a sacrifice of self to ensure the plans success, or is he the demonised, 'worst case' sinner poster boy for all the judgement happy peeps who read the story?
And what is the secret to this mystery?

 

[SuN]

A man outside of Jerusalem < Jesus, The Son Of Man < Khalil Gibran <4umi word

"I would flow a stream of tears to the bitter sea. I would be a man of your mercy rather than one knocking at the gate of his own heart."
Thus Judas spoke, and thereupon he opened the door and went out again into the tempest.
Three days afterwards I visited Jerusalem and heard of all that had come to pass. And I also heard that Judas had flung himself from the summit of the High Rock.
I have pondered long since that day, and I understand Judas. He fulfilled his little life, which hovered like a mist on this land and enslaved by the Romans, while the great prophet was ascending the heights.
One man longed for a kingdom in which he was to be a prince.
Another man desired a kingdom in which all men shall be princes

 

[jack]

No see, it pisses me off. Why bleed for bullshit?

What would you ask, at the Picnic?

 

[jack]

God could shuffle his feet, I would still ask.

 

[jack]

I would say, why The Chosen?

 

[SuN]

u lost me Jaxy & no i dont think Buddah was clueless

 

[jack]

It's easy in this state. Yehovah is exalted. Some of us understand this...the rest revile us for that understanding.

 

[jack]

u lost me Jaxy & no i dont think Buddah was clueless

It was rhetorical. Buddah was not clueless at all.

 

['Gear]

Im confused of what ur asking.

Going on the scene set in the book with the trinity theory, he would have wrote it describing what he planned.
Judas was most definitely part of that plan.
The question is was his creation a sacrifice of self to ensure the plans success, or is he the demonised, 'worst case' sinner poster boy for all the judgment happy peeps who read the story?
And what is the secret to this mystery?

What I'm saying the entire life and death of Jesus was a hoax perpetrated by wealthy Jews to fulfill prophecy and unify the Jews against the yoke of Roman rule.

Totally manufactured.

This is assuming there actually was a Jesus in the first place. Prominent scholars contest that supposition.

I'm simply pointing out several possible problem with the generally accepted version of the story.

Good thing they didn't break his legs on the cross as was the policy of the day. Would've made his escape much more difficult.

The reason they didn't break his legs was because he 'died' so fast. Totally uncommon given the method of execution. Which the Romans had to a T by then. According to Mark even Pilate is amazed at the speed of Jesus' demise.

Lends credence to the idea that Jesus ingested something like belladonna or a soporific drug (common in the area at the time) designed to give the appearance of death in time for the 'body' to be removed before the executioners could do too much damage.

 

[The Question]

Watching beautiful women dance with food. I'm srsly.

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[The Question]

My only hobbies are the internet and books right now. Sometimes I like to play a video game, but not very often.

Also, she collects penises. And ties them together to make curtains.

 

['Gear]

u lost me Jaxy & no i dont think Buddah was clueless

Buddah wouldn't have been a Buddist.

I think he might have prefered 'clue free'.

 

[The Question]

I'm a Stoic. Which is very similar to Buddhism, except you don't end up idolizing a fat guy.

 

['Gear]

Buddah wouldn't have been a fat guy either.

 

[The Question]

Well, certainly Buddah wouldn't. Buddah goes down to the gym every day. Buddah is a bad ass motha SHUT CHO MOUF!

But Buddha was a fatass.

 

['Gear]

So you think he was talking about attachment to some nice biscuits or whatever the ancient equiv?