Originally posted by stellspalfieWhere did Jesus say to slap each other with semtex.......no......not there......no......not there.........I will keep looking.
being a christian didnt help in northern ireland. they kept trying to slap each others cheeks with semtex.
Maybe they just can't read. 😵
It's like abortion in the US. Christians have as many abortions as those not of the faith. In fact, Catholics have more. By in large, people adopt the label "Christian" and then just live their lives how they please.
Originally posted by stellspalfiewhat in the hell are you even talking about?
it will though, marmite is the most divisive thing known to man. after giving the subject some serious thought, ive decided they need a common interest. i suggest indoor bowls. has anybody every seen a fight on a bowls green? nope. lets build thousands of them in the middle-east and force them (at gun point) to form mixed bowls clubs. problem solved.
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Originally posted by Suziannehave you never seen or witnessed the peaceful pleasures of a crown green bowls match?
what in the hell are you even talking about?
google - crown green bowls. then click on images, prepare some tissues first to wipe away the tears of joy, when you witness the smooth green velvety grass and shining, jet richness of the man in creamy whites spherical orbs of rolling perfection and then the coy, nervousness of the lonely white ball, ohh how it fears the weighted precision of those ebony missiles. they get closer and closer..........ahem...where was i....errr..ill leave that there.
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Originally posted by kd2acznah, i dont agree. i think people use history as an excuse to vent over things that seem a little less noble than beliefs. if the standard of living was the same in palastine as it was in isreal im sure 75% of the problem would be solved. most people just want to have a nice quiet life and equality.
This issue in the Middle East is a religious one that goes back to Abraham, specifically Issac and Ishmael. To begin to understand the conflict, one must understand this relationship.
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Originally posted by kd2aczIsrael has been given the land by God. However, at this point they are afraid to take it all because they do not have complete faith and trust in the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob (Israel). They are like those people that Moses was leading. It was not until Joshua (Yahshua) became their leader that they had the courage to take the land.
This issue in the Middle East is a religious one that goes back to Abraham, specifically Issac and Ishmael. To begin to understand the conflict, one must understand this relationship.
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Originally posted by RJHindsdo they know the exact border line of israel when it was given by god? did god leave the plans? can they be sure they've got the right bits?
Israel has been given the land by God. However, at this point they are afraid to take it all because they do not have complete faith and trust in the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob (Israel). They are like those people that Moses was leading. It was not until Joshua (Yahshua) became their leader that they had the courage to take the land.
Originally posted by RJHindsSpoken just like another one who has never been there. You are speaking from total ignorance.
Israel has been given the land by God. However, at this point they are afraid to take it all because they do not have complete faith and trust in the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob (Israel). They are like those people that Moses was leading. It was not until Joshua (Yahshua) became their leader that they had the courage to take the land.
I don't talk about problems in Uzbekistan because I don't know anything about the place.
I can talk about Israel and Palestine because I lived there and have friends on both sides the tweed.
Originally posted by kd2aczNot really. Mainly it goes back to the aftermath of WWII when the Palestinians were dispossessed by the allies and their land given to the Jews.
This issue in the Middle East is a religious one that goes back to Abraham, specifically Issac and Ishmael. To begin to understand the conflict, one must understand this relationship.
Originally posted by avalanchethecatIt goes back a bit further than that, there were Jewish massacres in the 1800's, villages destroyed by Palestinians where they had lived in relative peace before.
Not really. Mainly it goes back to the aftermath of WWII when the Palestinians were dispossessed by the allies and their land given to the Jews.
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Originally posted by sonhousedo you feel the incidents you are referring too are still an issue for jews living in israel, when they think about what happened does it still make them angry?
It goes back a bit further than that, there were Jewish massacres in the 1800's, villages destroyed by Palestinians where they had lived in relative peace before.
Originally posted by sonhouseThe idea that you have to have lived there in order to have a valid opinion is ridiculous, in fact there is far more chance that someone who has never been there will present a much more balanced view, You claim to have 'friends' on both sides, but from your posts I am guessing you have more friends on the Israeli side.
Spoken just like another one who has never been there. You are speaking from total ignorance.
I don't talk about problems in Uzbekistan because I don't know anything about the place.
I can talk about Israel and Palestine because I lived there and have friends on both sides the tweed.
If being there was all that was required for a solution we would not be discussing the Israel/Palestine question, again.