Posted on 06/14/2016 2:44:45 PM PDT by Zeneta
What exactly are “Words for”?
When no one seems to listen anymore.
There are many theories about how people learn things.
Some are really good at reading stuff.
Others need to be shown.
And there are others that actually listen to the words that are spoken.
Even among those that are audial they have seem to have lost their ability to be objective.
They have set aside their own sense of self for indifference and the desire to be accepted by their peers.
They don’t “own” any truth.
They must reject all truth claims in order maintain and advance their dreams of utopia.
Let’s not ask silly questions.
BS.
Like a trial lawyer I’m going to ask the questions that I already know the answers to.
Direct questions that will box them into a position that is untenable either way.
Some parts of the Bible take a lot of thought to make it through, where I wonder why they bothered putting those parts in at all. It’s surprising how often a little prayer and a lot of reflection brings an answer.
“Every word of the Quran was Muhammad’s own”
...and it coincidentally granted him absolute, unchallengable power. And it just so happened that everything that a medieval warlord and wannabe dictator would need, also happened to be what the all-powerful Allah needed - young thugs to murder, steal and take slaves for him.
Transparently, to the casual observer, he was a self-serving cult leader, who used his position to indulge his own base desires for sex, money and power.
That is why they have always needed brutal repression and swift executions to prevent anyone from even discussing his credibility. It can not stand up to logical, moral or factual analysis - so they are all outlawed. Either you accept his divine authority (checkmate) or you can be killed for “insulting” him (i.e. pointing out that he was an obvious liar).
I have served in the Army, but I am actually a charter boat Capt. -Tom
How many pages does the original Constitution have? I tried to find out, but the number I Googled seemed too low (only four, I think). I found a PDF file of it which came out at 20 pages, another 15 or so of amendments.That’s the thing - so many people are so ignorant that they probably assume that the Constitution is too long for them to read - whereas in fact, its brevity is a significant virtue. All other constitutions are longer than ours; the EU constitution fills a book. Which only proves that the polity is not united sufficiently around common assumptions and culture to actually be a single polity.
How many pages were required to lay out the “Ten Commandments”?
Libturds rely on the Cliff notes. And CNN.
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