2pidoop

-17 pts ยท November 13, 2013


This was BURNED on. You really think they doused someone in burning oil and wrapped them in a shroud for a millisecond?

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Yeah, but I find it very unlikely that people from the 13th century knew the full Jewish burial ritual, which is how the Shroud was found

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Realistic as in Jesus's lifetime

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There kinda are, there's paintings, diary entries, all sorts.

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For hell's sake, what part of "Watch the DVD" do you not understand?

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was like a scanner, one beam going along the width, and one along the length. That's impossible to do, especially back then

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Again, watch the video. The way the face and body is burned on there is impossible to explain. Imagine that a light from their body (1)

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to use the centre, dating it to a more realistic time that I can't remember. It's a good watch, look up "The Real Face of Jesus"

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They dated the outer edge, which has had loads of repairs from people touching the edges for "holy reasons". These guys got permission (1)

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Technically, they used the Shroud of Turin to render his facial features, and added the skin tone and hair afterwards.

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http://imgur.com/rules, 5th section.

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uses the phrase "pais", meaning either Servant, or gay lover. That's a pretty big find, and has lead to many other re-translations.. 5/

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story of the Roman Centurion asking for his servant to be healed has recently been proven to be a mistranslation of slang. The verse.. 4/

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translations are biased towards the translator's personal interpretation, so the text loses its original meaning. For example, the.. 3/

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used the oldest sources, they've almost always tweaked from previous versions. Take the Good News bible for example. Plus, most of the.. 2/

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Ok, #1, about 5% of the Bible was passed down orally. The rest was written down, even though we can't find all of it. #2, they haven't.. 1/

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For hell's sake, I wish these replies could punch people in the face.

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No, they are translating from the translations. What I'm asking for is for someone to go back to the original text and translate from there

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Wow.. people do not like religion on here..

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But when Christians say that, it's to essentially ask permission. The Bible says we're meant to. Sadly, the phrasing has adapted a lot..

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Just wanna point out for #10, the Bible's mostly like that because people mistranslated and misinterpreted it. We need to re-translate it...

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Oh lookie, another comedian who hates what we Christians do. Thanks!

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I see someone doesn't know about the... secret panels.. Muahahahaha

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Congrats! One question though... do you still video games?

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I logged in for the first time in ages just to say thank you! I just tried some of these on my sister, and I had my first relaxed chat ever!

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Ignore Arkvoodle and R8driver01, this is awesome. Given me a few ideas for my friend, it's her birthday soon :P

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