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2 hours ago, Pioneer1 said:
If you study Near Death Experiences and those who come back with messages, one of their explanations as to why people come into THIS Reality and go through some of the hardships they go through is to gain EXPERIENCE.
Where did you learn about the NDE experiences of these people a book, YouTube? Did they also explain why people would come back to be beheaded starve to death, die in infancy, and be raped and tortured? Did they explain what these experiences would provide them? -
Being born of Christian parents is not sufficient to make you a Christian, you know that man don’t try to play me @Pioneer1
So the Old Testament, Moses, pharaoh, and all those cats mean nothing to you regarding the origins of Christianity?
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@Pioneer1 no I do not think most meaning more than 50% of Black people know how to farm but I don’t think 50% of any demographic living in the United States in 2024 knows how to farm with the exception of actual farmers.
As far as fishing, I would be willing to bet 51% of Black people have some experience fishing. even if they don’t they can learn in 30 minutes or so.
But you never needed “most” people to know how to farm or fish you just need enough people to support the rest.
But the point I’d that I agree with ProfD statement:
On 3/26/2024 at 3:07 PM, ProfD said:Black folks have never needed white folks to teach them how to farm or do anything else.
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@Pioneer1 according to Google incorrigible has been used 9 times in 15 years, roughly once every year and a half. Hardly worth mentioning.
The word is oh so apropos. If you rolled in more educated circles I’d suspect you’d hear it not often
as far as your response.
You engaged and a great deal of linguistic gymnastics and dragged out your Multiverse argument which you drag out to explain away anything as it encompasses all possibilities .
the idea that we can move between any of the universes we want does not make sense to me, as I doubt anyone would pick their current situation knowing there are an infinite number of better positions they could be in.
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I have not had a chance to read this yet, but UII wanted you to know that I appreciate the coverage. Since local media is missing and under resourced the events are not covered -- despite being newsworthy.
Your report bring to mind the "Reports from the Field" Kalamu ya Salaam used to publish on our events.
Here are The Reports from the Field of the 5th National Black Writers Conference by Kalamu ya Salaam (from April 2000).
If we don't preserve the story they never happened
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Yeah, the black excellence forum can use a little more love. Even the sister who helped generate the idea rarely contributes.
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@Pioneer1 There are an million examples;
How do you think most Christians became Christian? Do you think the only people spreading the gospel are white people in Africa? There are black Christians going to white countries to proselytize.
As far as the origins of Christianity. Where do you believe is started pioneer? Then tell me which continent that would be? I’ll wait…
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@Pioneer1 my friend, you are the very definition of incorrigible.
i’ll make it plain. If the omniscient being you believe in knows every move we will ever make. How would they know it unless it was predetermined?
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1 hour ago, Pioneer1 said:
Black folks in the U.S. don't know how to farm or even catch a damn fish.
you clearly don’t live in the south my brother. I can’t even wrap my brain around what you just wrote.2 hours ago, frankster said:The US....Not just for France
you see the US’s population’s reaction to what’s going on in the Gaza Strip? do you think the US wants to mess around and get them involved with France’s, imperialism in Africa? I don’t think so? -
I think he realized how much he did not know.
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Interesting.
I think these guys knew things about the world that was so far beyond their comprehension it was indistinguishable from magic.
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Most of those teenagers end up just fine. Sure they have to struggle at but, that is perfectly understandable and expected.
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3 hours ago, Pioneer1 said:
Most of them push this belief by CHERRY PICKING certain similarities that exist between the religion of Christianity and a few documented stories attributed to ancient Egyptian philosophy....but not by doing on extensive comparison between the two institutions.
Based on my research on religion....especially Christianity
there are many scholars that would disagree with you.Going back to your original question it was answered. If the roles were reversed, and everything else being equal, Europeans and Arab would’ve converted too it has to do with the way humans behave has nothing to do with the color of the skin.
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No, they would not.
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Not at this point. I missed the one in the black excellence forum.
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@richardmurray maybe. Perhaps as it will be less of a campaign speech and opinion polls and more about running the country.
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12 hours ago, frankster said:
ask whether France - or the legacy of French colonialism - is to blame?
Duh? You may as well add Haiti to the list.6 hours ago, Pioneer1 said:I don't think the French are "wurred" about what's going on in West Africa one bit.
They should be. These countries are France’s piggy back and without their puppets in control they were will have to depend upon their own recourses.
The French have been helpless since WWII, they have neither the military might or the will to come back into Africa. And who’s going to help them recolonize those African nations, the EU the Americans?
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5 hours ago, Pioneer1 said:
Then the question would be, why do so many of our people keep falling for the same okey doke over and over again?
we are human, just like Billy Graham. -
Does your omniscient being @Pioneer1(anyone) know exactly what we are going to do at every instance of our lives?
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Now, this is a post that the belongs in the black excellence form.
I was not aware of Mrs. Ladner either.
On 3/23/2024 at 7:46 AM, Pioneer1 said:I'm sure this will come off as sexist to many but I can't help but to notice an attractive woman's attractiveness even when the subject has next to nothing to do with that, lol.
yeah, that would be sexist by today’s standards. It is natural to notice another human’s attractiveness you just get yourself in trouble, expressing it when it has nothing to do with the subject. -
People can’t get used to a lot of things, especially if they feel they have no control over it.
Kevin Samuels deserves his own thread. One of my boys told me about him and said I definitely got to check him out. I watched a few of his videos. He was pretty harsh on the sisters. Admittedly some of them seem the need a little bit of tough love and candor.
Thing I didn’t like, however is that he would dismiss women who weren’t accepting his advice to “die alone.” I wonder if he died alone?
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51 minutes ago, Pioneer1 said:
Many of them are completely in love with White Jesus.
And are patiently waiting on his "return".
it seems to me, you would completely understand that dogged attachment to an idea.The notion of Asians, being docile and subservient is a stereotype. I encourage you to disavow yourself of it.
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These things were explained @Pioneer1, perhaps not to your satisfaction. The reason you are having difficulty understanding is you keep shoehorning ideas that have no relevance like “evil” and “obeying.”
if you touch something that is unexpectedly very hot, your hand will recoil. It’s not a decision that you made, it’s not good or evil, you weren’t obeying anyone, you just reacted. Now you could create a story in which you touched the hot thing, and made a decision, in a fraction of a millisecond, to remove your hand to prevent yourself from being hurt. But you and I both know that is a false narrative.
I appreciate that was a trivial example, however it is should not be difficult to see how that situation could be extended to the universe. It’s not an idea you have to believe in, but it is one that you can ponder.
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