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  1. Rule #1 Don't be one yourself
  2. @Chevdove Completely untrue. The Bible was written in three languages: Ancient Hebrew, Aramaic and Koine Greek, which was the dominant Greek tongue during the short reign of Macedonian Conqueror Alexander the Great. The problem with your explanation is that you do not consider how the Koine Greek words were translated. Servants should not ordinarily beaten to the point of serious physical injury, such as losing an eye or suffering broken limbs. But they were. Remember, one can do anything they wanted to a someone who was considered a Slave and subject to the emotional whims of their masters. This is why protections had to be written into the Laws of Moses to allow compensation for their mistreatment.
  3. Here's to the Caramel Popcorn eaters! May we Crunch in Peace forever! I don't subscribe to a belief of Life after Death. Maybe if it included a weekend getaway with Halle Berry ...
  4. @Pioneer1, you've come back batting a thousand.😀 All complaints from white people stem from their resentment of non-white having access to any semblance of welfare, privilege or power. The funniest thing is that poor white folks are perfectly fine with their station in life as long as they feel superior to and non-threatened by non-white folks.😎

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