Did someone say horses?

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_beastie
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Re: Did someone say horses?

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While Gaz can be very tolerant and compassionate on many issues, he is cold-hearted when it comes to homosexuality. He's made his position on this clear in the past.

beastie wrote:
Let's just hope for gaze's kids' sake that none of them end up being gay. Poor things would be turned out on the streets.


Gaz replied:
They would only be turned out into the streets because it is currently against the law to drown them in a sack in a river.


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Paul Osborne wrote:I appeal to authority!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLR4iZJLgc4

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This is what we'd have to look forward to if people like Gazelam had their way:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/sep/01/pakistan
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They would only be turned out into the streets because it is currently against the law to drown them in a sack in a river.


Did Gaz really say this???????????????

If so, it is the most hateful Satanic thing I've ever heard from a practicing Mormon in my entire life. It takes the cake. It is an evil and sinful thing to say because it strikes down love and the very reason why we have all come to this earth. That kind of thinking comes from the devil and evil spirits.

Is this true, Gaz? Did you say that?

Paul O
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Re: Did someone say horses?

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Tiktaalik wrote:This is what we'd have to look forward to if people like Gazelam had their way:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/sep/01/pakistan


The wickedness that is taking place in those Islamic nations is an utter abomination before the God of heaven. This is the most wicked planet of millions in which Christ created. That is why Jesus came to this world. He came to the worst one.

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Tiktaalik wrote:This is what we'd have to look forward to if people like Gazelam had their way:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/sep/01/pakistan


Hey, Tiktaalik! You've been missing. Link is just horrifying.

Where have you been, anyway? Under a rock?

:geek:

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Here are the Passages within the text of the Book of Mormon where the word 'horse' and the word 'horses' are mentioned:


1 Nephi 18:25:

[25] And it came to pass that we did find upon the land of promise, as we journeyed in the wilderness, that there were beasts in the forests of every kind, both the cow and the ox, and the ass and the horse, and the goat and the wild goat, and all manner of wild animals, which were for the use of men. And we did find all manner of ore, both of gold, and of silver, and of copper.

(About 590 and 589 B.C.E.)




Enos 1:21:

[21] And it came to pass that the people of Nephi did till the land, and raise all manner of grain, and of fruit, and flocks of herds, and flocks of all manner of cattle of every kind, and goats, and wild goats, and also many horses.

(About Between 544 and 420 B.C.E.)




Alma 18:9-10 & 12:

[9] And they said unto him: Behold, he is feeding thy horses. Now the king had commanded his servants, previous to the time of the watering of their flocks, that they should prepare his horses and chariots, and conduct him forth to the land of Nephi; for there had been a great feast appointed at the land of Nephi, by the father of Lamoni, who was king over all the land.

[10] Now when king Lamoni heard that Ammon was preparing his horses and his chariots he was more astonished, because of the faithfulness of Ammon, saying: Surely there has not been any servant among all my servants that has been so faithful as this man; for even he doth remember all my commandments to execute them.

...

[12] And it came to pass that when Ammon had made ready the horses and the chariots for the king and his servants, he went in unto the king, and he saw that the countenance of the king was changed; therefore he was about to return out of his presence.

(About 91 and 90 B.C.E.)




Alma 20:6:

[6] Now when Lamoni had heard this he caused that his servants should make ready his horses and his chariots.

(About 91 and 90 B.C.E.)




3 Nephi 3:22:

[22] And it came to pass in the seventeenth year, in the latter end of the year, the proclamation of Lachoneus had gone forth throughout all the face of the land, and they had taken their horses, and their chariots, and their cattle, and all their flocks, and their herds, and their grain, and all their substance, and did march forth by thousands and by tens of thousands, until they had all gone forth to the place which had been appointed that they should gather themselves together, to defend themselves against their enemies.

(About A.D. 15 and 16)




3 Nephi 4:4:

[4] Therefore, there was no chance for the robbers to plunder and to obtain food, save it were to come up in open battle against the Nephites; and the Nephites being in one body, and having so great a number, and having reserved for themselves provisions, and horses and cattle, and flocks of every kind, that they might subsist for the space of seven years, in the which time they did hope to destroy the robbers from off the face of the land; and thus the eighteenth year did pass away.

(About Between A.D. 17 20)




3 Nephi 6:1:

[1] And now it came to pass that the people of the Nephites did all return to their own lands in the twenty and sixth year, every man, with his family, his flocks and his herds, his horses and his cattle, and all things whatsoever did belong unto them.

(About Between A.D. 25 and 28)




3 Nephi 21:14: (Jesus Speaking):

[14] Yea, wo be unto the Gentiles except they repent; for it shall come to pass in that day, saith the Father, that I will cut off thy horses out of the midst of thee, and I will destroy thy chariots;

(About A.D. 33 and 34)




Ether 9:19:

[19] And they also had horses, and asses, and there were elephants and cureloms and cumoms; all of which were useful unto man, and more especially the elephants and cureloms and cumoms.

(Sometime Between 2,200 and 1,200 B.C.E.)





The Sngular word ‘horse’ is just mentioned one time within the text of the Book of Mormon.

The Plural word ‘horses’ is mentioned 11 times within the text of the Book of Mormon.

(I Excluding the Isaiah Passages within the Book of Mormon.)
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Re: Did someone say horses?

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Tiktaalik wrote:This is what we'd have to look forward to if people like Gazelam had their way:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/sep/01/pakistan

So, if Gaz had his way, per your post, Muslim women would be killed for attempting to choose their own husbands? Really?

This is truly the Twitter generation.

You might have at least cited instances in which certain Muslims advocate and endorse the murder of homosexuals on the basis of their homosexuality. Instances o' plenty in that regard. And then have perhaps attempted to tie Gaz's comments to radical Islamic views of homosexuality. That might have been interesting.

Change you can hope in,

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cksalmon wrote:
Tiktaalik wrote:This is what we'd have to look forward to if people like Gazelam had their way:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/sep/01/pakistan

So, if Gaz had his way, per your post, Muslim women would be killed for attempting to choose their own husbands? Really?

This is truly the Twitter generation.

You might have at least cited instances in which certain Muslims advocate and endorse the murder of homosexuals on the basis of their homosexuality. Instances o' plenty in that regard. And then have perhaps attempted to tie Gaz's comments to radical Islamic views of homosexuality. That might have been interesting.

Change you can hope in,

cks


Are you daft or just intentionally obtuse?
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Re: Did someone say horses?

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I'm learning that there is a dark side to Gaz.

But you know what? We are all dekcuf up in our own way. Every one of us!

Why should I point my finger at Gaz? I have enough problems myself to last a lifetime.

Paul O
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