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MrMacSon wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 02, 2020 2:36 pm

Is r.g. price's first name [also] Robert? (he's always presented himself as r.g., afaik)

Good point.

Yes, there appears to be some confusion between Robert M. Price and Robert G. Price.

Stuart wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 20, 2020 10:39 am

http://radikalkritik.de/geschichte/paul-louis-couchoud

It's in French

Right click in Chromium and hit "translate" and it is transformed into amazingly readable English.

I could be all wet here, but I believe that no less than Gregory Doudna hails from the 'WCG' movement. And graduated from their Ambassador College.

Note that the original fear of Pilate was not the fact that the Jews had chosen the criminal Barabbas (so winning Pilate on his same field of game), but the fact that the Jews answered him so: “We have a Law , and according to that Law he must die, because he claimed to be the Son of God.” When Pil...

Nakedness in antiquity wasn't the same as it is today. A gymnasium was quite literally a naked place. There were a lot of naked with nakeds. In Maximus naked with naked means naked (dead) bodies. In that way there is a parallel. The youth is naked because in part he was dead. There are many Pauline...

If the Romans can perceive their former Caesars to be god(s), why can't a group of Jews likewise come to perceive their fallen who aspired to the title of King of the Jews to similarly be god(s)? And thereby transform them from human to god, and write of them accordingly.

Going out on a limb here, but perhaps they actually saw Paul.

For I bear on my body the marks of Jesus. Gal. 6:17

In my opinion Steven Avery has every right to openly and actively participate on this forum. I may not agree with all he says, but that goes for the rest also. I would much rather invite Steve to be a guest at my dinner table than those bashing him.

Charles Wilson wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 09, 2020 5:03 pm

More later, if there is any interest.

CW

I'm struggling to follow. Please continue.