#9

As Retorts go, that was wholly unimpressive, not to mention lame as all hell.

So, I won't mention that. You can do better!

It's NICE being a Dictator when you owns your own Supreme Court!

(Someone pry BJ offa his ceiling.)

#5

Ooohh! Beverly is Offended!

The last thing I ever wanted in my life was to Offend Bev.... to the point that he starts projecting his sex fantasies!

"Is this Abraham in an ancient Egyptian tomb?

In 1890, archaeologists opened an Egyptian tomb and found something that should have been impossible. Painted on the wall, vibrant and preserved for 4,000 years, was a scene of foreign visitors entering Egypt.

They weren't Egyptian. They were Semitic. They carried advanced weapons, wore multi-colored royal coats, and their leader was identified by a specific name: Abisha.

For over a century, most scholars have treated this as just a generic scene of ancient trade. But what if they missed the most explosive detail of all?

In this episode, we're dusting off the file on the "Abisha" painting to investigate a mystery hiding in plain sight. I'll break down the linguistic clues, the timeline, and the visual evidence that challenges everything we think we know about the book of Genesis.

If this really is Abraham, then we have to completely rewrite our mental image of the Bible's most famous patriarch."

"Multiple outlets reported York was arrested around 9:30 a.m. EDT on Sunday morning at the Wheat Hill Mobile Home Community in East Palestine, Ohio, with The New York Post noting York "arranged to have sexual activity with [a] female in exchange for $140.00," citing a police report.

Court records also say his cell phone will be returned to him and $160 that was seized will be forfeited to the Mahoning Valley Human Trafficking Task Force following an agreement by both parties."

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I dunno... looks like he was going to pay a $20 tip!

That was mighty white of him.

Related:

Kegsbreath fires top 3 Stars and Stripes news execs

- away from public policy.

Actual Christianity; the Red Letter Jesus stuff... could be a liberal Dem talking today; 2000 years of Cultural Christianity can do that.

It's the OT-bound, oblivious rwing white nationalists who claim to be Christians while ignoring everything JC said that are the problem... although now even some of those are breaking from the Trump Cult.

-sky fairy

This thread has nothing to do with BJ!

- take them literally

The vid in 12 is, if you get the chance to watch it, quite detailed in it's archeological evidence.

I do appreciate the people like you and Donner who aren't the knee jerk reactionist types; defending preconceived ideas.

- Been reading some books lately from RW Catholic presses

I'll pray for you ;^)

- does not imply all of them are and in no way proves that the Christian God exists.

Evidence is like a flood... it starts with rain, perhaps, then builds, if it is strong enough and vast enough, into a deluge that's hard to ignore... unless one tries just as hard.

"If you dig deep enough into the mud of the Nile Delta, you eventually hit a layer of history that makes Egyptologists very uncomfortable.

For 200 years, the timeline of the Bible and the timeline of secular history have been at war. We're told that the patriarchs are myths.

Critics insist there's no evidence for a population of Semitic shepherds living in Egypt during the Middle Kingdom and that the Exodus is a fairy tale because no record exists of a Hebrew slave becoming a prince of Egypt.

But they're looking in the wrong place and they're looking for the wrong man. Scholars often search for a character from a Sunday school flannel board. A boy in a technicolor dream coat who acts nice and forgives his brothers.

But the Joseph of history, the Joseph who actually walked on this earth, he wasn't just a nice guy. He was a master strategist."

and...

"And we're going to look at the face of the man who sold the world to Pharaoh."

There's a glyph for that... of Joseph.

in the above vid

smartasses! you try getting a million and a half views on anything in less than 9 mos!

Maybe naked Rogers Cadenhead vids.... maybe.

- rationalizing and justifying

His history is solid, and his conclusions well researched and well reasoned... imnsho, but what do I know, I've only really started studying it 40 years ago.

This is the video about Joseph in Egypt:

"You'll be put on a list of people to disregard," Richard Allee, an executive assistant with CENTCOM public affairs told this reporter.

When asked for clarification " "You have a list of people to disregard?" " he confirmed it with an emphatic: "Yes."

When asked which reporters or outlets were currently on the list, he replied: "I'm not privy to give you that information."

"Under self-styled War Secretary Pete Hegseth, the U.S. military has mounted the most aggressive assault on press freedom in memory, from an effort to outlaw "unauthorized" questions from reporters to imposing unconstitutional restrictions on journalists' access to the Pentagon.

Hegseth has compared reporters to "Pharisees," who in the Bible call Jesus's teachings into question, while the secretary's minions regularly hurl insults at reporters."

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Yet another Trumper who thinks he's God's Gift to humanity.

#7

Interesting indeed...

I'm just glad #s 2&4 "myth" and "fantasy", kept open minds as they checked out the video... as if.

Everyone has opinions... few are good at expressing their rationale.

Which is what I like about Scott.

They, we, are 'discontented' for a lot of reasons, yes.

Mostly reasons based on having a lying, self-concerned fraud and criminal in the WH.

A man who is the perfect match for every description of character called, "the Man of Sin" in the bible.

Even in the one with his name on it.

In this video:

"The anthropological case for original monotheism
Gbekli Tepe and what the oldest human structure tells us about the first religion
Wilhelm Schmidt and the Urmonotheismus thesis
The sky father concept across six continents
How urbanization distorted the original knowledge of God
Babel in the biblical narrative and in the archaeological record
Three post-Babel religious streams and what they preserved
The embers that survived " Melchizedek, Job, and the widow of Zarephath"

Scott has some excellent videos on ancient history, including this one with over a million and a half views so far this year:

BJ seems to have missed that most people now don't approve of the direction that this country is taking... his direction, as he says.

James Talarico: Biblical Christianity vs. Culture Wars

- Saint Peter

You load sixteen tons, what do you get?
Another day older and deeper in debt
Saint Peter don't you call me, 'cause I can't go
I owe my soul to the company store

"But Robinson reminds his readers that in addition to healing the Syro-Phoenician woman's daughter, Jesus cured the servant of the Roman soldier in Capernaum, showed compassion for the woman at the well of Sychar and chose a Samaritan to be the hero of one of his most famous parables.

These stories demonstrate that Jesus treated people of other faiths as his neighbors."

"In the Parable of the Last Judgment in Matthew 25:31-46, Jesus talks about the final judgment, when people will be divided like sheep and goats.

The goats will be those who did not perform acts of kindness toward the least of God's little ones, while the sheep will be those who fed the hungry, gave drink to the thirsty, clothed the naked and visited the sick or imprisoned.

There is nothing in this parable about the sheep being those persons who self-identified as Jesus followers, nor is there any indication that the criterion for entering the kingdom is what a person believes, but rather how he or she acts."

"Finally, the account of Peter at the home of Cornelius in Acts 10 is a remarkable one for me and is perhaps my favorite Scripture.

The context is Peter's visit with a Gentile, Cornelius, after a vision on the rooftop in Joppa when Peter saw a blanket, laden with food, that descended in front of him. He heard God speaking to him, giving instructions to eat the non-kosher, culturally forbidden foods.

Then, after this vision, Peter was guided by Gentile servants to the home of Cornelius, where he was startled to see the Holy Spirit fall upon Cornelius and his family.

This prompted Peter to exclaim: "I truly understand that God shows no partiality, but in every nation anyone who fears (respects) (God) and does what is right is acceptable to (God)."

While I realize this aha! moment for Peter, the Jewish disciple of Jesus, concerns his surprise that even Gentiles are acceptable to God, if I place his surprising revelation in the context of today " and allow it to refer to people of other religious traditions " I am fascinated. Perhaps even divinely surprised."

from "Six Scriptures undergirding my attitude toward other faiths"

Hey, I play the cards available, not the ones I wish I had.

Plus, you forgot an actual argument to what was said.

#15

Thanks for Big Brother AI depleting resources, buddy! Not to mention Fake Music and Tic Tic.

Gen shaming is absurd... here's your AI to prove it, lol:

"AI Overview

Generation shaming"labeling entire age groups with broad, negative stereotypes like "entitled," "lazy," or "out of touch"" is lazy thinking that ignores individual reality.

Why Generation Shaming Fails

Arbitrary lines: Age cutoffs between groups like Millennials and Gen Z are made up, meaning a person born one year apart can be placed in a totally different box.

Flawed stereotypes: Lumping millions of people together erases different races, incomes, cultures, and personal choices.

Misplaced blame: Economic struggles, housing costs, and shifting social norms are systemic issues, not the fault of a specific age group.

Intergenerational tension: Pitting generations against each other distracts from solving real problems together."

Duane Betts & Palmetto Motel "Jessica" (Allman Brothers Cover) 08/20/26 San Juan Capistrano, CA 4K

just dropped