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Ok... a simple question for you, since you can't even answer sillyme's question.Originally posted by stupidissmart:just a simple question
why not ? because some human tell u not to ?
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How it started:Originally posted by stupidissmart:why should u stop people from wanking just because some old fogeys tat started the crusader and inquisition says so.
The Turks in 1480 attacked the south Italian city of Otranto. 12,000 people were killed, the rest made slaves. The Turks killed every cleric in the city and sawed the archbishop in two. So Queen Isabel sent a fleet to Italy. In September of 1480, when it was clear the Turks might do the same to any coastal city, King Ferdinand V and Queen Isabella established the Inquisition. It dealt with the special problem of those who pretended to become Christians, but were not really converted, and might open the gates of the city to the Turks.
During this period the West was in danger of following the fate of Constantinople and falling under the sword of Islam. Indeed Protestant and Catholic princes joined forces against the threat and at one point the Turkish armies were at the gates of Vienna. -
Since when the crusader tell or teach anything? Did you flunk your history?Originally posted by stupidissmart:why should u stop people from wanking just because some old fogeys tat started the crusader and inquisition says so.
You should learn from plo30360 on how and where to find the correct info, instead of blabbering meaningless words into the air. -
Ok, let's keep the discussion on the Inquistion and Crusades on 'Why are there so many denominations.' I do not see why we have to fight on so many fronts.
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Ok... a simple question for you, since you can't even answer sillyme's question.
tat is right. I have no problem saying tat. Almost every male in one point of life had done it. So why ban masturbation ?
Why masturbate? because your urge tell you to?The Turks in 1480 attacked the south Italian city of Otranto. 12,000 people were killed, the rest made slaves. The Turks killed every cleric in the city and sawed the archbishop in two. So Queen Isabel sent a fleet to Italy. In September of 1480, when it was clear the Turks might do the same to any coastal city, King Ferdinand V and Queen Isabella established the Inquisition. It dealt with the special problem of those who pretended to become Christians, but were not really converted, and might open the gates of the city to the Turks.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crusade
there r more detail information there btu I picked only the beginning of crusader first
The trigger for the First Crusade was Emperor Alexius I's appeal to Pope Urban II for mercenaries to help him resist Muslim advances into territory of the Byzantine Empire. Although the East-West Schism was brewing between the Catholic Western church and the Greek Orthodox Eastern church, Alexius I expected some help from a fellow Christian. However, the response was much larger, and less helpful, than Alexius I desired, as the Pope called for a large invasion force to not merely defend the Byzantine Empire but also retake Jerusalem.
When the First Crusade was preached in 1095, the Christian princes of northern Iberia had been fighting their way out of the mountains of Galicia and Asturias, the Basque country and Navarre, with increasing success, for about a hundred years. The fall of Moorish Toledo to the Kingdom of León in 1085 was a major victory, but the turning points of the Reconquista still lay in the future. The disunity of the Muslim emirs was an essential factor, and the Christians, whose wives remained safely behind, were hard to beat: they knew nothing except fighting, they had no gardens and libraries to defend, and they worked their way forward through alien territory populated by infidels, where the Christian fighters felt they could afford to wreak havoc. All these factors were soon to be replayed in the fighting grounds of the East. Spanish historians have traditionally seen the Reconquista as the molding force in the Castilian character, with its sense that the highest good was to die fighting for the cause of the right deity, in a Christian jihad. An ascetic religious fanaticism enforced by a military aristocracy became the dominant social value.Since when the crusader tell or teach anything? Did you flunk your history?
My guess is, u only read stuff from wat catholic churches feeded u. Why don't u read somewhere from a neutral stand like an Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
You should learn from plo30360 on how and where to find the correct info, instead of blabbering meaningless words into the air. -
It's fine with us that you always masturbate. Not all of us lack self control. We occupy our time doing other things, like hobbies and having a job.Originally posted by stupidissmart:tat is right. I have no problem saying tat. Almost every male in one point of life had done it. So why ban masturbation ?
So why force us to accept masturbation??? -
Sorry. Have not been around this thread.Originally posted by sillyme:Can I direct this question to Devil1976? Since you started this thread, would you like to provide some direction to it? What was your original intention/query for this thread?
I've got my answers. You can close this thread. It's not put to any good use now anyway. -
By the way... Before we close this thread... Got another question to ask?
Is there any mention about anything like 'original sin' or hint of such in the bible or Christianity...? -
It's fine with us that you always masturbate. Not all of us lack self control. We occupy our time doing other things, like hobbies and having a job.
Have I ever said tat I always do it ?
So why force us to accept masturbation???
So bottom line is is someone ask u if masturbation is a sin, then the answer is NO. U don't wanna do it, fine. But don't give off wrong advise tat never has any justifications for.Is there any mention about anything like 'original sin' or hint of such in the bible or Christianity...?
If i am not wrong, when u r borned, u have sinned. Why ? Because your "ancestor" eats a fruit -
Essentially, original sin is the doctrine, shared in one form or another by most Christian churches, that the sin of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden changed or damaged human nature, such that all human beings since then are innately predisposed to sin, and are powerless to overcome this predisposition without divine intervention.Originally posted by Devil1976:By the way... Before we close this thread... Got another question to ask?
Is there any mention about anything like 'original sin' or hint of such in the bible or Christianity...? -
Yes... Make sense somehow...Originally posted by Honeybunz:Essentially, original sin is the doctrine, shared in one form or another by most Christian churches, that the sin of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden changed or damaged human nature, such that all human beings since then are innately predisposed to sin, and are powerless to overcome this predisposition without divine intervention.
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