Here I was thinking you had studied a little history cfs.
Sounds like the zionist in you has some influence.

“Grinning Israeli War Vets Admit To Raping & Murdering Palestinians”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWka3LDmsIk

Best ignore the facts, goyim are just beasts anyway.

The Talmud holds that only Jews are true human beings and Gentiles are “goyim” (meaning cattle or beast). … In point of fact, “they are beasts” …

If you believe that Israel’s goal is not genocide of most of the palistinians in the Gaza strip, I think you have been brainwashed by their propaganda. You do not destroy 90% of housing, cut off food, water, energy – just playing propaganda games by temporarily restoring means for temporary survival of some. The ultimate result will be disease, starvation, and no means for survival in the ruins. Apparently Israel wants everything from the river to the sea, including the oil resources off the coast of Gaza.

The history of wars is replete with “bad acts” from bad soldiers. Just ask the Germans about Russians as they took Eastern Germany in WWII…..or what the Vietnamese thought of American soldiers, or about how the Japanese handled Allied P.O.W.s.. The very act of shooting “the enemy” in war degrades the human soul.

Really a lousy attempt at justifying the murder of women and children for 75 years cfs.

Go ahead, watch the vid I posted cfs, do you know those people that are laughing about the women and children they raped and everyone they mudered?

Or is it easier to ignore what you support?

Absolute evil, and mentioning other evil does not justify more evil.

The population of the West Bank is more of a problem. Even though they are ignorantly wrong, Jews believe they were first (though David) in Jerusalem, and thus have a right to occupation. Islamists believe themselves to be victors of wars and thus, by virtue of winning, have a right to land “stolen by the English/Balfour/Western civilization.
An insoluble problem.

CFS …. Then in that case , the ISREALY SQUATTERS in Palistine should leave.

Yeah… a few miles will make all the difference… LOL.

I truly believe separate states…..the “two state solution” is the only long term solution, but neither state will agree to that…..primarily because neither side will give the otherJerusalem.

BS.

CFS,
What agency do you contract through?

Israel did carpet bomb Gaza! They just did it slowly to allow some people to believe it wasn’t… targeting almost every building, picking whatever reason (excuse) they could think of… perhaps a Hamas member or a tunnel was within the vicinity… and yeah, any high rise building could house sniper positions, so they all have to go… It looks like genocide and total destruction of all Palestinian infrastructure to me… Also, they are taking advantage of an opportunity for real life target practice… real carpet bombing would not utilize the more expensive weapon systems the US sends and supports Israel playing with.

1627 miles per hour…. I think …. 🙂

1670 Km/hr or 1,037 mph.

https://www.space.com/33527-how-fast-is-earth-moving.html

It’s easier to prove the earth is not moving.
The spinning ballers only have propaganda.
There is zero proof the earth is spinning.

Example:(s)
If the earth was spinning, how could you land a plane on a north/south runway?

Atlanta airport to LA X is roughly 2,000 miles.
A planes average speed is 460 MPH and it takes roughly 4.5 hour to fly from Atlanta to LA.

If the earth was spinning 1,000 mph from west eastward, it would take a little over an hour and a half.
And flying back from LA to Atlanta, the plane would never out run the earth. You would do better going over the Pacific Ocean and letting earth come back to you.

The spinning earth math Never works out.

I think, it is called gavity https://www.google.com/search?q=gavity&rlz=1CAKKFE_enUS1083US1083&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#kpvalbx=_qjJ7ZZCrBOSeptQP6KWcuA4_29

Flat earth….. rotating earth……… really does not make a difference …. at this point… JMO

Only thing that matters is Who you believe….. and it sure is not the FAKE GOVT… we have presently…

Yes Jerry.. gravity and angular momentum…
How do the flat earthers explain prevailing winds and ocean currents… and those hurricanes fed by the Coriolis effect?? The rotational models, although not simple, explain some complex phenomenon quite well.

I see alot of flat earth info… on christian sites…. which try to tie the comments to scripture writings…
I have some reservation concerning some of the thoughts, concerning scripture…
since, bibles are written and published by man….
I explained several times… my son was/is a classics major, which studied greek and latin… and has a degree
and taught latin in college .. and has a present study breaking down the KING JAMES version ,
and the other translations… So, I have some back up knowledge for the topic….

After 30 yrs…. going over a lot of material , I am revisiting some of the old topics… which some have disagreements with…. We have a new generation of kids,… who are starting to discover that not everything they were taught, if, they were taught anything, is true…

Ditto on… Flat earth….. rotating earth……… really does not make a difference…
And thanks Jerry for the additional commentary… this topic is interesting, but not an important part of Christian theology, IMO.

🙂 thanks Tommy

Powell must have been taken behind the woodshed and had an adjustment by his masters… Dreams of rate cuts will never come true… perhaps one cut, but when world war, continued overspending, and inflation are in everyone’s face, it will be over.

Powell is not in control that is for sure…….. his masters make the adjustments when needed…

Powell got the message from Biden……… election year is coming and Biden needs all the help he can get., economy and inflation are out of control… and Biden’s poll numbers are not looking good… , (thank goodness)

Quite right Jerry… biden-ominics 👎and biden-anything 👎… This interest rate propaganda is timed for people getting together for Christmas… gives biden supporters something…

Trump and the military control the treasury. The treasury controls the fed.
They won’t even let Janet in the treasury building. 😂
The fed in DC is closed.

Ft Knox 😧🤔🧐👻

How is Derek Johnson doing,?

Usury of any kind is wrong..”go and owe no man” pertaining to your comment on the interest rate of 6%

All is good chartster, but I think there are still a lot of questions yet to be answered…jmo

Yes it is a clown show… 🙂

The Bible refers to God as the “One who dwells above the circle of the earth.” (Isaiah 40:22) Some reference works allow for the possibility that the word here rendered “circle” could mean a sphere, although not all scholars agree on this point. In any case, the Bible does not support the idea of a flat earth.

Introduction
As I have previously discussed, belief that the earth is flat has rapidly grown of late, largely through dissemination via countless Internet sites and the influence of social media. Unfortunately, many Christians have fallen prey to this, misled into believing that the Bible teaches the earth is flat and that, until five centuries ago, the church likewise taught that the earth is flat. In this article, I will examine many of the biblical passages that supposedly teach that the earth is flat, and I will show that in fact they do not. But before doing so, I must respond to two false assumptions mentioned above—that the church historically taught that the earth is flat and that this changed 500 years ago.

https://answersingenesis.org/astronomy/earth/does-bible-teach-earth-flat/

The flat earth movement began in the mid-nineteenth century, the same time that the conflict thesis was being developed. While the skeptics were ridiculing the Bible for allegedly teaching that the earth is flat, early flat-earthers foolishly accepted this false claim. Undoubtedly, the recent surge of interest in the flat earth among Christians has been fueled by the (false) belief that the Bible teaches that the earth is flat. Those who have enlisted in the flat-earth movement of late apparently are ignorant of the fact that those who promoted the conflict thesis made the same arguments to discredit the Bible. This could be ironic, or perhaps it is not. It is possible that certain people promoting the flat-earth today are doing so to discredit the Bible and Christianity all over again. If so, then Christians who have been misled into believing that the earth is flat have foolishly fallen into the trap. Let us examine the Scriptures to see what they say. We shall find that promoters of the flat earth do not handle them any better than they handle history.

Look no further than the ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH…. 🙂 A billion stupid subjects.. lol
It is true that four centuries ago the Roman Catholic Church opposed Galileo’s teaching of the heliocentric theory.

The promoters of the conflict thesis also retold the story of Christopher Columbus. Most people today persist in the belief that at the time of Columbus, nearly everyone thought that the earth was flat.

The facts of history refute the commonly held story about Christopher Columbus. Much of the work supporting a flat earth today uncritically repeats and builds upon this false view. The flat earth movement began in the mid-nineteenth century, the same time that the conflict thesis was being developed. While the skeptics were ridiculing the Bible for allegedly teaching that the earth is flat, early flat-earthers foolishly accepted this false claim. Undoubtedly, the recent surge of interest in the flat earth among Christians has been fueled by the (false) belief that the Bible teaches that the earth is flat. Those who have enlisted in the flat-earth movement of late apparently are ignorant of the fact that those who promoted the conflict thesis made the same arguments to discredit the Bible. This could be ironic, or perhaps it is not. It is possible that certain people promoting the flat-earth today are doing so to discredit the Bible and Christianity all over again. If so, then Christians who have been misled into believing that the earth is flat have foolishly fallen into the trap. Let us examine the Scriptures to see what they say. We shall find that promoters of the flat earth do not handle them any better than they handle history.

Bible skeptics are fond of pointing out that the phrase “four corners of the earth” appears three times in the Bible. Surely, the skeptics claim, this must refer to a flat, square earth—thus proving that the Bible teaches a flat earth
If the verses that mention the earth’s four corners do not refer to a flat earth, then to what do they refer? Let me begin with Revelation 7:1,
Even the most ardent students of hyper-literal interpretation of the Bible acknowledge the frequent poetic elements and the use of imagery in the book of Revelation. This extends to the many occasions where numbers appear in the book of Revelation. In this one verse, the number four appears three times. In each usage, the things mentioned are intimately tied together, so there is a one-to-one correspondence between each of the three groups of four.

The phrase “four corners of the earth” probably was an idiom in the Apostle John’s time, much as it is in English today, referring to every distant location on the earth. This is the meaning from the context of Revelation 20:7–8, the other occurrence of the phrase “four corners of the earth” in the book of Revelation (the King James Version has the word quarter here rather than corner, though the Greek word is the same in both Revelation 7:1 and 20:7–8). Idioms in one language can be difficult to translate into another language, because a literal translation may be meaningless in the target language (imagine how a literal translation of our idiom “You’re pulling my leg!” would be understood in other languages). It is probable that the English idiomatic understanding of “the four corners of the earth,” referring to the remotest parts of the earth, stems from Revelation 20:7–8. From an evaluation of its context, we may conclude that this is also the meaning of “the four corners of the earth” in Isaiah 11:12, the third appearance of this phrase in the Bible. It’s use there generally is understood to be idiomatic.

Bible skeptics frequently use these three verses to argue that Scripture teaches that the earth is flat. While some promoters of the flat earth use these three verses, many do not. Why? They probably realize that a square earth with corners does not agree with their model of a round, flat earth. This is a notable omission. How would Christians who believe in a flat earth because they earnestly believe that is what the Bible teaches handle these three verses? They likely would interpret them much as I have. However, once one admits that some biblical passages which supposedly teach a flat earth are idiomatic, it is difficult to claim that similar passages are not also idiomatic. For instance, the phrase “ends of the earth” appears 28 times in the King James Version, and, if taken literally, suggest that the earth has an edge, which would rule out a spherical earth.

However, critical evaluation of each of these 28 instances of the phrase “ends of the earth” in their respective contexts shows plainly that this phrase too is an idiomatic expression. For example, in 12 of the 28 occurrences, the Hebrew word ’ep̄es (“extremity, end”) used in construct with ’ereṣ (“earth”), evidences that the biblical authors intend this phrase as a reference to the uttermost reaches of the inhabitable world. The fact that this phrase sometimes is used to speak not of the distant parts of the earth itself, but rather of the people who inhabit these remote places (e.g., Psalm 67:7; 98:3; Isaiah 45:22) argues strongly against this phrase being used to indicate that the earth has a physical edge.

Compounding the problem, Christians who endorse the flat earth use depictions by contemporary theologians who wrongly portray biblical cosmology as a flat earth under a domed vault as evidence of what the Bible teaches. Therefore, they are victims of the conflict thesis twice, once in embracing a flat earth, and once again in accepting the false domed-vault cosmology. Again, this concept of biblical cosmology did not come from ancient sources, but rather arose in the late nineteenth century as an attempt to discredit the Bible. Those who support the flat earth believing that this is what the Bible teaches have fallen into a trap. Ironically, while apparently motivated to defend the Bible, they have been tricked into using the same false arguments that skeptics use.

Clearly, the Bible does not teach that the earth is flat. It was Bible skeptics who introduced this false claim in the 19th century. It is a shame that professed Bible-believers recently have embraced this false argument and have gone on to promote the flat earth. When combined with its many scientific and observational problems, the flat-earth theory is disproven.

All the above is FROM THE ARTICLE POSTED ABOVE…..

Which gospel says Jesus was not crucified?
In the Gospel of Barnabas, Jesus was not crucified. Judas Iscariot (whose face was made to resemble his) replaced him on the cross, and Jesus was raised into heaven by God.

The “raised into heaven” is questionable imo.

In his pioneering and scholarly treatise Jesus in India, the founder of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (as), proved, using religious scriptures, evidence from medical literature and historical records, that Jesus (as) survived the crucifixion.

And where do you find these books

And when did the Muslims show up

Find them on Amazon Jerry.

Biblical Proof that Jesus Wasn’t Crucified.
Mohammed Hijab
https://youtu.be/Y0glqJGMJS0

This says jesus was “raised up”, I prefer the idea he went to india.
But otherwise a reasonable argument I think.

I happened to listen to the ………….Mohammad video….

There are a few problems with his statements….
1min mark………….
tempting god……
‘” Matthew 4:7. “You shall not tempt the Lord your God,” was Jesus’ firm reply to Satan in the wilderness when He was tempted to throw Himself off a cliff so that God could save Him. It was also written in the Old Testament as one of the commandments that Moses gave to the Israelites.
NOTE…………………………….. it was a COMMANDMENT…. Mohammed should have mentioned this

As I said before………….. JESUS…. came as a MAN…….If, he came as a man… he was not to TEMPT
GOD… according to the Commandments.., and Jesus was a jew at the time, and came for the Jews (as foretold 400 yrs before by Prophets) ,
I have stated this before…

Mohammad….. mis quotes… on WHO , is the passage is TALKING TO
….in Psalms 91 10-16…..

WHO is writing Psalms…. and who did it refer TO….
MOSES… Not Jesus…

The traditional Jewish thought is that Moses wrote Psalm 91.

Moses wrote this during the 40 years of wilderness wandering. He experienced many dangers while leading over a million people through a hot desert without the protection of a large army or a permanent walled dwelling.

The traditional Jewish thought is that Moses wrote Psalm 91.

IN VERSE…………..14… IT says….
14 Because he hath set his love upon me,…..(THAT ME..IS MOSES..NOT JESUS)

Mohammad … in this video… at 5:30 mark……….. he states what is said in the quran about Jesus…
Which is a benefit to HIs RELIGION.. which I stated came 600 yrs. later after Christ Jesus…
You should also, do a research on HOW Quran came to be written…
The Quran was written in part by Christians, which were captured and held captive,
and after segments were written, were thrown into a well to die…
This religion came well after Christ…
I am going by memory , … You can look it up on FAST FACTS BY CARLSON…

I see at the 6:08 min mark………. Mohammad confirms my comment on 600 yrs. after Christ

Convenient for ISLAM… to reject the CROSS….. and play it against why the JEWs rejected Jesus and the CROSS.. crucifixion… 6:44 mark

Problem: Mohammad… did not know why Jesus came… and only quotes the OLD TESTAMENT…
Mohammad… twist much of the information….. Obviously has not studied the NEW TESTAMENT…
and PAUL….

NASA is one Big Fat Lie.
To the tune of 500 billion a year!
The moon walk was fake. Every space video is filmed in a basement in Hollywood.
It all a lie. You can’t get through the firmament!

Who is the largest user of helium? NASA
Cause they use balloons for satellites.