History Forum / General / Ancient History / July 2009

Romans 1
A condemnation of idolatry. Oh, sure, nutters quote
mine it -- rip individual sentences out of their context --
and PRETEND it condemns homosexuality. However,

This is an old challenge (he's been a bible thumper
for a long time), but one he never addressed:
imipak <imi...@yahoo.com> wrote:

But, the literary allusions to things Egyptian,
or fragrances from the Middle East etc
re: certain adventure of Lancelot suggest
the following hypothesis -

    Oxford publishers is not legally Oxford U. And Oxford U. retains its
traditional Divinity college and publishes both professionally and for the
general public (such as this book) material a believing as Vatican City might
publish. But in matters which are cut and dried without ...

Hello everyone, I just joined today, and I am looking forward to
reading what you all have to say each day.
Stacy

The career of Paul
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/qumran_origin/message/3521
"Paul's account of himself before his conversion to Christianity, in
Gal 1:13-15,

Since the two denialist clowns attempt to place the beginning of the
Jewish people somewhere in the Hellenistic era, it is quite
interesting to note that the surviving evidence neatly pulls the rug
from under their feet...

Here is another testimony of the way Wikipedia works, under the
dictatorship of some WIKI-kapos :
In the Wiki-article concerning the "Phaistos Disk's decipherments",
one may find - a real MIRACLE ! -  some lines about the J.

http://www.robertmprice.mindvendor.com/rev_thiering__riddle.htm
"It is evident that while Dr. Thiering agrees with the
emerging new consensus that the Scrolls attest a
first-century Sitz-im-Leben, she is unmoved by the

my daughter who is in 6th grade has to do a project on ancient Egypt. She is
suppose to bring some food for the class. Can any one give me idea what they
ate back then and if there are any stores I can buy or make some at home?
Amee

    About a week ago one of the believers made some absurd comment about the
theology in the OT. Not only had I never heard that before but I know what
theology means and there is none in it. But not being the dismissive type I
did look into it.

More responses
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/qumran_origin/message/5416
"The description of this group says that it is
concerned with the connection between the

The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago has released the
Chicago Assyrian Dictionary for free downloading.
The files can be downloaded from here: http://oi.uchicago.edu/research/pubs/catalog/cad/

So Giwer very quickly went from dodging the question
to making unreasonable demands, finally ending with
free-fall fantasy.
See, I had challenged Giwer to submit himself to an

Support for carbondating
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/qumran_origin/message/4524
-----  Dr. Thiering addresses another scholar,
      Stephen Goranson -