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Wow! A whole 58, huh? Well guess what? This 60 year old makes sure she knows what she's referring to BEFORE she posts something. Since we're already on the computer, it's really not that hard to find the proper info.
My hat is off to you now go and pat yourself on the back Old Infallible Woman.......Any time that I make a Mistake I Will Admit It...and Live On knowing that I will make another mistake.....Smile....
You apparently can't count too well - I listed two examples.
But I'm not surprised that you were unable to reply without more obfuscation.
I MADE (2) Mistakes.."maybe" I'm Not Finished Researching "YET" ,but how many THINGS DID I SAY THAT WERE CORRECT LET ME SEE PROBABLY MORE THAN (2)...Hum Um....Hold On To Yours Seats.....
I pointed out where you made false statements, including relevant links. You admitted nothing, and gutlessly dodged the issue, whining that you had bigger fish to fry.
You claimed that the Ten Commandments appears on the United States Supreme Court building, but the link that you posted yourself refutes this: snopes.com: Religious Symbols in the U.S. National Capital
[scroll down do the letter hyperlink just below the second image to see a letter written by the architect who designed the building who clearly states that the tablet with I-X on it represents the Bill of Rights, not the Ten Commandments]
So, 'big enough man', time for an admission of ignorance from you.
Well?
I turned this thing over in my head and A LIGHT CAME ON..... Why IN THE WORLD WOULD>>>>MOSES<<<<< BE HOLDING THE BILL OF RIGHTS INSTEAD OF THE TEN COMMANDMENTS???? IS MY ADMITED ERROR WRONG?????
The fact that you're actually using WND as a source pretty much explains every other falsehood you've posted here (4 "mistakes" have been pointed out to you, not 2, btw). If this is your source of information, it's no wonder you're so ill-informed.
WND... the same site that published an article immediately after 9/11 stating that God was using Islam and the terrorists as a way of striking back at the "moral depravity" of New York and America.
Yup - that's one heck of a great source of info. Absolutely above reproach.
The fact that you're actually using WND as a source pretty much explains every other falsehood you've posted here (4 "mistakes" have been pointed out to you, not 2, btw). If this is your source of information, it's no wonder you're so ill-informed.
WND... the same site that published an article immediately after 9/11 stating that God was using Islam and the terrorists as a way of striking back at the "moral depravity" of New York and America.
Yup - that's one heck of a great source of info. Absolutely above reproach.
Thanks Wingsy GOD wouldn't have to use Islam RADICAL ISLAM Hates AMERICA Enuff to bomb the WORLD TRADE CENTER without GOD having a hand in it.....
But Wingsy can you wrap your MIND around MOSES carrying around The BILL OF RIGHTS instead of THE TEN COMMANDMENTS AT THE SCOTUS......
Thanks Wingsy GOD wouldn't have to use Islam RADICAL ISLAM Hates AMERICA Enuff to bomb the WORLD TRADE CENTER without GOD having a hand in it.....
But Wingsy can you wrap your MIND around MOSES carrying around The BILL OF RIGHTS instead of THE TEN COMMANDMENTS AT THE SCOTUS......
Can you wrap your mind around Moses carrying around tablets bearing a numeric system that was not even in use at the time the events in Exodus supposedly happened?
Personally, I find that entire line of thought irrelevant... the Supreme Court is surrounded by symbols of "law & order." So it is no more significant if the Ten Commandments are represented than the fact that Confucius is also represented, as is Hammurabi - which is interesting given how often Christians declare that marriage is a religious institution, yet the Hammurabi (which pre-dates Christianity by hundreds of years) clearly discusses marriage.
Guess who else is up there? Mohammed. So does that mean Islamic law has bearing on our judiciary?
Btw - have you finished "researching" the other false claims you made which have been disproved? Because I'm still waiting with absolutely bated breath for your acknowledgement...
Can you wrap your mind around Moses carrying around tablets bearing a numeric system that was not even in use at the time the events in Exodus supposedly happened?
Personally, I find that entire line of thought irrelevant... the Supreme Court is surrounded by symbols of "law & order." So it is no more significant if the Ten Commandments are represented than the fact that Confucius is also represented, as is Hammurabi - which is interesting given how often Christians declare that marriage is a religious institution, yet the Hammurabi (which pre-dates Christianity by hundreds of years) clearly discusses marriage.
Guess who else is up there? Mohammed. So does that mean Islamic law has bearing on our judiciary?
Btw - have you finished "researching" the other false claims you made which have been disproved? Because I'm still waiting with absolutely bated breath for your acknowledgement...
Yeah ..but...but...but...none of the Founding Fathers Followed ""Confucius""(or) Hammurabi....and Christianity doesn't stand ALONE IT GREW OUT OF JEWISH BELIEVES.....Refresh My Memory ON MY FALSE STATEMENTS...will ya PLEAZE.........
Exactly. Gay people have a tendency to believe that they were "born that way." There is not evidence to back this up, however there is evidence to back up that there is innate sexuality that is predisposed toward heterosexuality. Judge Walker is trying to make up rights. There is no right to marriage in the Federal Constitution. States have been given the discretion to make up marriage law. Homosexuality is not a protected class, whereas race is, and they are trying to use the equal protections clause to justify the ruling, but the EPC was designed to prevent "black codes" and other discrimination against former slaves and African-Americans. It is a shame that the left-wing is trying to use our courts to advance their agenda.
You obviously are not an APA licensed psychiatrist. You don't provide academic links to the inane dribble that you spew.
On another thread you state sexuality is fluid.. So I guess your husband and children will be doing both sexes. When did your last change and did it with a woman?
Can you wrap your mind around Moses carrying around tablets bearing a numeric system that was not even in use at the time the events in Exodus supposedly happened?
Hebrews had a numeric numbering system of one thur ten.
Personally, I find that entire line of thought irrelevant... the Supreme Court is surrounded by symbols of "law & order." So it is no more significant if the Ten Commandments are represented than the fact that Confucius
which is interesting given how often Christians declare that marriage is a religious institution, yet the Hammurabi (which pre-dates Christianity by hundreds of years) clearly discusses marriage.
The Hebrew model of marriage started at the beginning of time with Adam and Eve and Christian Marriage spring from Jewish Marriage.
Guess who else is up there? Mohammed. So does that mean Islamic law has bearing on our judiciary?
No.......
Btw - have you finished "researching" the other false claims you made which have been disproved? Because I'm still waiting with absolutely bated breath for your acknowledgement...
Don't know what you talking about.....
Men can't change absolute truth no matter how they try (if) any man or woman stand firm on their's beliefs so be it.....I'm O.K. with not getting my way in all matter of life , and I won't run away cryng at the up of my lungs over the outcome of Gay Marriage.
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