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  • Bandit
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    These christians say filing bankruptcty is of the wicked:


    Should a Christian declare bankruptcy? Is declaring bankruptcy / going bankrupt even something a Christian can consider?


    but these Christans say it is ok:



    after searching at several christian forums on BK, it appears to be at the low end of the pole for discussion. Over all, most christians do not make an issue over filing which is why ( I said this before) I think it has little to do with the religion & has everything to do with attitude & character.

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  • bmrigs
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    [QUOTE=AngelinaCatHub;176725]
    Originally posted by fltoo View Post

    True, but it keeps them off the streets. They are enjoying themselves and we all need some diversion from our pain. Jump in here and there. 'Hub
    Yes hub, if I wasnt entertaining you with my controversial posts, I'd be out on the streets committing crime. LOL

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  • AngelinaCatHub
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    [QUOTE=fltoo;176717][QUOTE=AngelinaCatHub;
    My gosh, I had no idea this thread would take off like it did.

    Take off? Surely, you jest. It is the same two people.[/QUOTE]

    True, but it keeps them off the streets. They are enjoying themselves and we all need some diversion from our pain. Jump in here and there. 'Hub

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  • fltoo
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    [QUOTE=AngelinaCatHub;
    My gosh, I had no idea this thread would take off like it did.

    Take off? Surely, you jest. It is the same two people.

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  • AngelinaCatHub
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    If you are a politician, you have two. If you are normal you have one, just like everyone else has an a-hole, except politicians, they married therefore they have two.

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  • rfassett
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    So which is it. AngelinaCatHub says that opinions are like belly buttons - everyone has one. And BankruptPinoy says that opinions are like elbows - everyone has two. Now I am getting real confused!

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  • AngelinaCatHub
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    Originally posted by Bandit View Post
    ok, but can we talk about christian Bankrutpcy in this thread or do we have to go to a different one for that?

    Maybe I could start a new one called Hindusim and Bankruptcy.
    It is more or less entertainment & great way to look at it.
    LOLOLOL YES of course. You really got me going on that note. Love to you in God. Ooops. I mean, have a good day. LOL 'Hub

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  • BankruptPinoy
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    lol Don't go AngelinaCatHub! At least come back tomorrow...I've got to go for now too. lol

    Yeah, like Bandit wrote, you started it! LOL!

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  • BankruptPinoy
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    Hi rfassett. Well, for me, I liked this from the BBC: David Icke - Was He Right? - 46 min


    "Channel 5 documentary from 12/26/06 which chronicles David Icke's career to present day, and asks the big question - Was he right? A very impartial and fair documentary."

    I think it explains things more.

    Have you seen George Carlin on religion on youtube? Or Bill Hicks on religion? Or Larry David on religion on youtube?

    Please rfassett, don't think that I am making Bill Hicks, George Carlin, or David Icke my god. I believe I am God. I am god. I am my own god. lol. There I wrote it.

    I'm not trying to fight with anyone. We're all just learning and expressing ideas, and discussing. I'm not saying this is right, and this is wrong. Who knows? But I do like to consider different things and different ways of thinking. Although I often find that it seems I go from one box to another. Seems like we as a people are always being controlled.

    Maybe it's like this Cherokee man I talked to one time, saying there was an evil within him along with good. And whether he did good or bad depended upon which one he fed.

    "My method is to post anything I find of interest, not what I believe to be true. I'm not here to be some sort of web dictator to say what is true, what should be on the web, or what should be shot down the memory hole."-Rob Daven

    LOL-has anyone saw "Groundhog day"? "I'm a god. I'm not *the* God... I don't think."-Phil Connors

    Bill Murray - Best scenes from the "Groundhog Day"


    Rita: You're not a god. You can take my word for it; this is twelve years of Catholic school talking.

    I'm not trying to fight or make fun of anyone's beliefs.

    But for me, I've been dogmatic in religion and for me, I feel as if it was a waste and a form of control. But that's my opinion, and opinions are like elbows, everyone has two.
    Last edited by BankruptPinoy; 07-16-2008, 11:36 AM.

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  • Bandit
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    Originally posted by AngelinaCatHub View Post
    MAN THIS CAN GET DEEP. I'm outa here. 'Hub
    Nope. you started it Cant just leave that easy.

    It talks of Masonic order, Rosacretions, Qabalists, etc. please excuse spelling. It even explains the symbols and yes the Catholic Church spun off and to capture those unlearned in their faith, took upon many Pagan customs. SUNday for instance. The worship of the Sun. Easter the worship of the goddess Ishtar. Christmas on that date when Christ was born in warm weather. The numbers in the Bible, 40 a number of struggle. 7 a number of completion and goodness. 6 the number of evil, 3 the number of Holiness, 12, (im not sure) and don't quote me as it has been years.

    It is my opinion that there is God. A supreme being. What you wish to call him is incidental. In the Bible he declairs his name as "I AM" What does this mean? It means God does not care what you call him, he exists. The Bible implies, all things will be revealed IN THE END. This means there is more than what the handbook of life is telling. The Bible or the Tora, or the Koran, is the handbook. They basically say the same thing. Man written. Inspired? Probably or maybe. What makes us think we may not be just the only toy God has in the Universe? Perhaps there are other Earths with other Sons of God on them? We are only a minor solar system in this Galixy of millions of Galixies.

    Good stuff, just takes a long time to sift through it all. I also wonder about other galaxies & just how much could be going on in the universe that human finite minds could not see.

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  • Bandit
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    ok, but can we talk about christian Bankrutpcy in this thread or do we have to go to a different one for that?

    Maybe I could start a new one called Hindusim and Bankruptcy.
    It is more or less entertainment & great way to look at it.

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  • AngelinaCatHub
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    Wow, 'Pinoy, I can't read all that. It exhausts me. However, there is a very good book out of you can locate it. The Secret teachings of all ages, by Manley P. Hall. It was once sued off of printing by the Masons as it gave away some of their secrets. It is in print again on soft cover. I had an original in hard cover but it go ruined when wife left the tub run over once.

    It talks of Masonic order, Rosacretions, Qabalists, etc. please excuse spelling. It even explains the symbols and yes the Catholic Church spun off and to capture those unlearned in their faith, took upon many Pagan customs. SUNday for instance. The worship of the Sun. Easter the worship of the goddess Ishtar. Christmas on that date when Christ was born in warm weather. The numbers in the Bible, 40 a number of struggle. 7 a number of completion and goodness. 6 the number of evil, 3 the number of Holiness, 12, (im not sure) and don't quote me as it has been years.

    It is my opinion that there is God. A supreme being. What you wish to call him is incidental. In the Bible he declairs his name as "I AM" What does this mean? It means God does not care what you call him, he exists. The Bible implies, all things will be revealed IN THE END. This means there is more than what the handbook of life is telling. The Bible or the Tora, or the Koran, is the handbook. They basically say the same thing. Man written. Inspired? Probably or maybe. What makes us think we may not be just the only toy God has in the Universe? Perhaps there are other Earths with other Sons of God on them? We are only a minor solar system in this Galixy of millions of Galixies.

    MAN THIS CAN GET DEEP. I'm outa here. 'Hub

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  • Bandit
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    Originally posted by rfassett View Post

    "In his book The Truth Vibrations (1991), Icke proclaimed himself the Son of God, destined to help remedy the imbalance of Earth's energies and ensure the survival of the planet. The book was disastrous to his television career, which rapidly came to an end, and Icke was widely ridiculed for his bizarre and outlandish beliefs. In a later book, The Robots Rebellion (1994), Icke claimed that the controversy and criticism had served a valuable purpose in giving him a platform from which to put forward his views to a wider public."

    there are always people claiming that stuff.

    Glad you could join in, rfassett

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  • Bandit
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    I like the pics in this thread.



    you can see the copy here in DC. I have never been to Washington but you can see the white house res. & WHAT is that other building/monument in front of the building?

    In DC, they copied the same exact monument from Rome & left the cross off. In DC it is by a huge shallow pool.

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  • rfassett
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    I was trying to decide where to start picking apart the half truths and untruths set forth in the post with information attributed to David Icke. But then I decided to save my breath (or fingers as it were) and say just this. Consider the source:

    "In his book The Truth Vibrations (1991), Icke proclaimed himself the Son of God, destined to help remedy the imbalance of Earth's energies and ensure the survival of the planet. The book was disastrous to his television career, which rapidly came to an end, and Icke was widely ridiculed for his bizarre and outlandish beliefs. In a later book, The Robots Rebellion (1994), Icke claimed that the controversy and criticism had served a valuable purpose in giving him a platform from which to put forward his views to a wider public."

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