"All languages point towards Jerusalem" - Page 2 - Religion, God, and Theology

The thing about languages is not even true anyway. If you take the east as being the half of the globe to the right of jersualem, then australia, asia and africa falls into what is technically east of jerusalem, and there are millions of people there who read left to right. Its just a pseudo fact that is meant to impress the gullible.

All those languages that read from left to right are not native to the locations you brought up. English is not native to Australia and so forth, lol. Africans did not speak French or other western languages until they were colonized, same with colonies in Asia.

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12-22-2011 , 04:11 PM

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neeeel

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lol, seriously? what about russia, that huge tract of land that reads left to right?
What about sanskrit which reads left to right? what about modern Hindi which reads left to right? Does the native aborigine language read from left to right? What about all the lands that were colonised by arabs, did they originally read left to right? we can discount colonies that read left to right, but colonies which read right to left prove the theory?
Nice try, but no cigar

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12-22-2011 , 04:37 PM

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we're all fishes

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Originally Posted by neeeel

Once again look into the ancient native languages not the derivatives that we see today. I don't have time to fight over scraps. I'm more curious about your opinion of the code found within the Torah rather than the preamble. Missler himself says the preamble is really irrelevant and doesn't prove anything but just something to think about.

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12-22-2011 , 04:43 PM

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Wizard-50

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It's all very interesting, but too many loose or unsubstantiated correlations and claims for me to give a lot of credence to at this point. I will keep an open mind about it though.

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12-22-2011 , 10:14 PM

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Splendour

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Originally Posted by neeeel

lol no. theres a difference between gullibility, and childlike curiosity.

There is? Explain the difference, please.

Because this is one of 1 Corinthians chapter 13's lines about love:

"It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres."

Don't babies and children have to trust someone no matter what?