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Skriven 2009-02-10 20:30:00 av Jeff Binkley (1:226/600)
     Kommentar till en text av God Dan
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GD> GD>It's just you using your religion to fit your agenda. 

GD> JB> What is my agenda ?  I'll answer it for you.  My agenda is to
GD> JB> prove your  hypocrisy, illiteracy, ignorance and to show your
GD> JB> bigotry.

GD>Do so, right after you provide the evidence that your god exists.  

Whether I do or not will not change your hypocrisy, illiteracy, 
ignorance and your bigotry.

GD> GD> GD>Do you know who the daughter of Loki is?  
GD> 
GD> GD> JB> We are talking about your wild-eyed projection onto me, not
GD> GD> JB> Norse  mythology and paganism.

GD>Her name is 'Hel', bright boy.  She is the ruler of the Nether world.

So.  I am not sure why I should care nor what your point is.


GD> GD>What do you think her name is, Jeff?  

GD> JB> Whose name ?  We were talking about hell, not a female.
GD> 
GD> 
GD> GD>Where do you think the word 'hell' comes from?  

GD> JB> You tell me.  You must think it comes from Norse mythology.  I
GD> JB> tend to believe it comes from the Hebrew word Sheol and is found
GD> JB> in the old  testament.  
GD> 
GD>Believe all you want.  It still won't make you right.  

It is found in the Old Testament.  There is nothing to believe. 


GD>FWIW, most Jews fo not believe in a heaven or a hell.  And, no matter
GD>how you cut it.  

Who was talking about Jews ?  I am not Jewish.  You were prattling about 
Norse mythology.


GD>Though in the bible, it is not the hell that xians love so much:   

Xians are not in the Bible.

GD>Sheol

GD>Hebrew, Jewish, and therefore one of the primary sources of Christian
GD>mythology.

GD>    "Sheol" is a Hebrew word used for the abode of the dead.  It is
GD>thought of as a place situated below the ground (e.g.  Ezek.  31:15),
GD>a place of darkness, silence and forgetfulness (Job 10:21; Ps.
GD>94:17, 88:12).  Although the dead in sheol are apparently cut off
GD>from God (Ps.  88:3-5), he is not absent (Ps.  139:8), and is able to
GD>deliver souls from sheol (Ps.  16:10).  It is sometimes translated as
GD>"hell"; however, it is not seen as a place of eternal punishment, and
GD>its use in the New Testament (e.g.  Matt.  16:18; Acts 2:27) suggests
GD>a meaning relating simply to the power of death."

GD>    "Bible Facts" by Jenny Roberts

GD>Sheol is the place where the dead go.  There has been very little or
GD>no usage of Sheol in Satanic imagery, but it forms part of the
GD>prehistory of Hell. 

I have no clue what you are prattling about.


Jeff

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