Gender an eternal/spiritual 'assignment'

[_Nightlion]

NOthing forbid all those mighty women who were so fierce and valiant for the faith of God to stand against their entire generation and NEED the revelations of God to sustain them that they then turn and write their little hearts out on the pages of history...........?...........hmm, not one?

Not one Enocha?
No Noahlea?
Never one Abrahamamame?
Wasn't there a Mosesina? Nah!
How about a Nephiditi?
Well, this is awkward.

Not one noble and great women in all recorded history? That's no good.

It's not called "his"tory for nothing, Nightlion.

So what's my 'tory? You are secretly agreeing with me again.

[_harmony]

It's not called "his"tory for nothing, Nightlion.

So what's my 'tory? You are secretly agreeing with me again.

The story is the story of men, Nightlion, according to men. It's only the story of women as men relate it.

If it was her story, the word would be "herstory", not history.

[_just me]

When a woman is not allowed to learn to read and write it makes it somewhat difficult to write down her story.

Um, not to mention, the elements are not always kind to the writings of the past.

It's good to know that Mary, mother of God, was not a noble and great one. Awesome.

[_Nightlion]

When a woman is not allowed to learn to read and write it makes it somewhat difficult to write down her story.

Um, not to mention, the elements are not always kind to the writings of the past.

It's good to know that Mary, mother of God, was not a noble and great one. Awesome.

Mary did not contribute to the DNA that made for Jesus Christ. He was a clone of the Father placed into the virgin womb of a chosen vessel who was the fairest of all.

Enoch could hardly speak. That did not stop him from turning rivers out of their courses when fighting the battle of Zion.

So when all those who were not chosen as the noble and great ones cried about what would become of them I suppose the Lord told them to relax, not worry about it, they were really going to like it. Agreed?

[_sock puppet]

Mary did not contribute to the DNA that made for Jesus Christ. He was a clone of the Father placed into the virgin womb of a chosen vessel who was the fairest of all.

So why then is the Father opposed to masturbation?

[_Nightlion]

Mary did not contribute to the DNA that made for Jesus Christ. He was a clone of the Father placed into the virgin womb of a chosen vessel who was the fairest of all.

So why then is the Father opposed to masturbation?

I could explain why the DNA for Christ did not come from masturbation if you really need me to. But the ovum for Christ's physical body was not even taken from Mary. It was taken from Eve immediately after her conceptions were multiplied and replenished unto her after she partook of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.

If masturbation was not a possible consideration the old foggies would be worried sick about the deacons not picking their noses before passing the sacrament. The Bishops would be directed to ask each young man how many times a day they are tempted to pick their noses rather than allow gravity to take its course so that the buggers fall out of their own accord. There is no stopping the hypocirsy of the the hypocrites in their need to come off more righteous, less buggery than their fellows.

[_Nightlion]

I waited all day for Sock Puppet to comment here. I assumed he might engage in some creative thinking, but alas, he was only kicking up some mischief tossing some stink bombs.

[_sock puppet]

I waited all day for Sock Puppet to comment here. I assumed he might engage in some creative thinking, but alas, he was only kicking up some mischief tossing some stink bombs.

Sorry, Nightlion. I am notorious for disappointing.

[_Nightlion]

I waited all day for Sock Puppet to comment here. I assumed he might engage in some creative thinking, but alas, he was only kicking up some mischief tossing some stink bombs.

Sorry, Nightlion. I am notorious for disappointing.

Yeah, howdy!

[_harmony]

Mary did not contribute to the DNA that made for Jesus Christ. He was a clone of the Father placed into the virgin womb of a chosen vessel who was the fairest of all.

That is not scriptural. Not to mention that it's balderdash.

Enoch could hardly speak. That did not stop him from turning rivers out of their courses when fighting the battle of Zion.

So? What does a fictional character have to do with history?

So when all those who were not chosen as the noble and great ones cried about what would become of them I suppose the Lord told them to relax, not worry about it, they were really going to like it. Agreed?

Not England again! Good grief. Surely you aren't saying Mary, the freakin' mother of God in the flesh, is neither noble nor great?

The arrogance of man is astounding... but not surprising.