Lady liberty is holding what book in her hand?

So these who profess to be Christians who persecute other against the perfect law of liberty are false to the heart of Christ and the one true God... They may spiritually be saved but their mind has resorted back to the law...

how delightful. 1 page when I went to sleep, 14 pages when i woke. Who needs coffee when you can read this stuff. REX you're my champion of idiots.

Not only did you post something contrived, you were proven wrong in record time, and with a fools stamina you have defended for 14 pages! With every post you bring my heart to appluase. Bravo.

I'm thinking that Real Life is losing his grip on the title of King Idiot or the S&R forum.

It's just not there, Rex.

You're a sick f*ck, Rex.

Lil' Kay may not be perfect, but she's one of the nicest people at this site. She never peddles hatred here--but that's all that we ever get out of you. Every thread you start ends with your ranting and raving, quoting scripture which has nothing to do with the topic, and you going over the top with your self-serving commentaries, while you lash out at everyone around you.

You are good enough to sweep the dust from the path Lil' Kay treads, and you should be profoundly ashamed of yourself for making vicious remarks to someone who, unlike you, is a genuinely decent person.

Rex - I may be insulting you very openly. It may be low. But at least I'm not lying to people. By many peoples standards, you've gone much lower than my insults could take me.

You were proven wrong when...

1) She wasn't holding a book.
2) The Tablet clearly states what it is. (no abiguity)
3) Your assertions about the stues purpose was destroyed by the creator's own notes.
4) You assertions about the masons were disassembled.
5) The inscription on the satue was clearified, no religion there.

I could keep going, but I've made my point.

BTW, that whole "one nation under God" was added during the cold war as propaganda to separate ourselves from the russians. It's not actually supposed to be there.

I Stereo wrote:

Rex - I may be insulting you very openly. It may be low. But at least I'm not lying to people. By many peoples standards, you've gone much lower than my insults could take me.

You were proven wrong when...

1) She wasn't holding a book.
2) The Tablet clearly states what it is. (no abiguity)
3) Your assertions about the stues purpose was destroyed by the creator's own notes.
4) You assertions about the masons were disassembled.
5) The inscription on the satue was clearified, no religion there.

I could keep going, but I've made my point.

BTW, that whole "one nation under God" was added during the cold war as propaganda to separate ourselves from the russians. It's not actually supposed to be there.

Tell that line to another atheist who likes hearing your own lies...





"The Sabine goddess Feronia had evidently a relation to Phooroneus, as the`Emancipator.' She was believed to be THE `GODDESS OF LIBERTY,' because at Terracina slaves were emancipated in her temple. . . . The Chaldee meaning of the name `Fernonia,' strikingly confirms this conclusion. Her contemplar divinity, who was worshipped along with her in a grove, was, like Ninus, a youthful divinity. He was regarded as the `youthful Jupiter'" (p.52). Alexander Hislop

That's the Christian spirit! Way to show love! You go, Rex!

RexRed wrote:

I Stereo wrote:

Rex - I may be insulting you very openly. It may be low. But at least I'm not lying to people. By many peoples standards, you've gone much lower than my insults could take me.

You were proven wrong when...

1) She wasn't holding a book.
2) The Tablet clearly states what it is. (no abiguity)
3) Your assertions about the stues purpose was destroyed by the creator's own notes.
4) You assertions about the masons were disassembled.
5) The inscription on the satue was clearified, no religion there.

I could keep going, but I've made my point.

BTW, that whole "one nation under God" was added during the cold war as propaganda to separate ourselves from the russians. It's not actually supposed to be there.

Tell that line to another atheist who likes hearing your own lies...





"The Sabine goddess Feronia had evidently a relation to Phooroneus, as the`Emancipator.' She was believed to be THE `GODDESS OF LIBERTY,' because at Terracina slaves were emancipated in her temple. . . . The Chaldee meaning of the name `Fernonia,' strikingly confirms this conclusion. Her contemplar divinity, who was worshipped along with her in a grove, was, like Ninus, a youthful divinity. He was regarded as the `youthful Jupiter'" (p.52). Alexander Hislop

It is nice of you to provide evidence against yourself. The ancient Egyptian statues were the primary inspiration for the Statue of Liberty. The author, Bartholdi, traveled twice to the delta of Nile to study the statues for his Statue of Liberty. As you well know (I hope) the Egyptians had polytheistic religion that had zilch to do with christianity. Goddess of Liberty was among many hundreds of other deities.

While that is all interesting, I've no idea why you brought it up, as it is simply more evidence against what you were hitherto attempting to state here, very clumsily so.

I am not yours or anyone's punching bag.

Also Jesus was kicked around so I wouldn't have to