Spirituality
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Originally posted by RBHILLreally?? Arius died around 300CE, Herod died about three hundred years earlier, what are you foaming about on the same day?
Duh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Are you like forest Gump? They suffered the same day but for two different reasons idiot!
17 Apr 15
Originally posted by robbie carrobieMaybe we all have learned something since I have never heard of Glasgow, Georgia. However, I have heard of Glasgow in Virginia, and in Kentucky, and in Delaware, and in Iowa, and I believe there may be one in Missouri. Many of the early immigrants to America were not very original in naming villages and towns and gave a name they knew.
So I have learned something and so have you.
17 Apr 15
Originally posted by RJHindsThere is a Virginia street in Glasgow 😀
Maybe we all have learned something since I have never heard of Glasgow, Georgia. However, I have heard of Glasgow in Virginia, and in Kentucky, and in Delaware, and in Iowa, and I believe there may be one in Missouri. Many of the early immigrants to America were not very original in naming villages and towns and gave a name they knew.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieOh Schissle my Knesel brother I'm sorry I meant the same thing I don't know how Siri picked up the same day sorry bro
really?? Arius died around 300CE, Herod died about three hundred years earlier, what are you foaming about on the same day?
I've also realized he's more of a hero to you then Charles is because that's what I've read up on it.
Edit: I forgot it was supposed to say the way not the same day!!! I mean come on Robbie it's just common sense that it's a typo I know they didn't died the same day are you stupid or something?
17 Apr 15
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Originally posted by robbie carrobieI'll take that as a no, you found no evidence to support your claim and as confirmation that your assertions were bigotry and trolling, as called out by your new-found hero Proper Knob.
I found a plethora of strange ideas, from quacked out sociologists proffering ideas of sexual repression to the idea of blood sacrifice for atonement of sins, none of which were very convincing to explain the Christian acceptance of lynching as it transpired. The idea that a Christian can administer capital punishment for sins is a completely alien ...[text shortened]... ical reference that they could have utilised to justify lynchings and I suspect that none exist.
17 Apr 15
Originally posted by divegeesterUnworthy of serious comment and beneath my personal majesty and dignity.
I'll take that as a no, you found no evidence to support your claim and as confirmation that your assertions were bigotry and trolling, as called out by your new-found hero Proper Knob.
