God and eclipse send woman on Florida shooting spree

Is a mentally stable zealot possible?

 

So they erased several hundred thousand people from the record books completely. I realize this is in ancient times near the invention of papyrus paper but you do you.

 

White America did that with Native Americans in a much more modern time.

 

Problem is the very loose definition by some of you of the term "zealot".

Pro life? "Zealot!"
Traditional position on gender? "Zealot!"

Much like the gross exaggerating of the word "bigot".

Disagree with me? "Bigoted zealot!"

 

Yep and there is absolutely no record of native Americans left. 600000 people wandered thru the desert for decades and left not a trace.

Schweitzer absolutely had the best reason to believe in god.

 

The people who wandered through the desert did document it. You have just chosen to ignore their documentation out of bias.

 

lol archeological evidence. The Bible could use a little collaboration unless you are just taking everything in it on faith.

Which brings us back to Schweitzer, there is no historical evidence which is essential on god’s part because he wants us to have faith.

 

I was taught Jesus was the son of God via virgin birth. Was Jesus, in fact, the son of his “father” Joseph (who was indeed in David’s lineage)?

As someone with a smattering of biological knowledge, I’ve always had a problem with the virgin birth.

 

Speaking of.....there's a new/recent docu-drama about Moses on Netflix. Anybody watch it and have thoughts?

Testament: The Story of Moses (TV Mini Series 2024) ⭐ 6.2 | Documentary

 

Sure.

 

I watched it. It had some decent commentary.
4/5 stars.

 

Don't know if this deserves its own thread, but seems related

Oklahoma investigators have recovered two bodies in their search after the “suspicious disappearance” of two Kansas women who were on their way to collect children from a birthday party.

Veronica Butler, 27, and Jilian Kelley, 39 went missing March 30 while traveling to Oklahoma from Hugoton, Kan., about 30 miles south, to collect Butler’s two children. Police received several tips from the community after their disappearance, as interest in their case gathered steam in the state and beyond.


An affidavit from the bureau, unsealed Monday and shared by local media, said Butler was in the midst of a “problematic custody battle” with Tifany Machel Adams, 54, the children’s grandmother.

The affidavit added that the four people arrested — Adams, her boyfriend Tad Bert Cullum, 43, Cole Earl Twombly, 50, and his wife Cora Twombly, 44 — were members of an “anti-government group, that had a religious affiliation,” known as “God’s Misfits,” which met weekly.