Originally posted by Chico
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what....
how to assemble a Kalashnikov in the dark in under two minutes ?
Milan.Comment
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Originally posted by AtW
Yes how to continually make a jacksy of yourself on this board. Now run along little boy.Sola gratia
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I might be a jackarse but I'd rather be that than a fool who believes in something that does not exist.Originally posted by ChicoComment
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.... as I said run along.......Sola gratia
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Its a real pity that when you die Chico you won't have a chance to realise that there was no God. Now that's real irony -- people believe in after life, but they die and don't even get to know it was all BS.Comment
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Originally posted by DimPrawn
Not exactly true, the build quality of the Z4 is poor (built in the USA). While the X5 has some problems with lose trim and poor paint finnish!The court heard Darren Upton had written a letter to Judge Sally Cahill QC saying he wasn’t “a typical inmate of prison”.
But the judge said: “That simply demonstrates your arrogance continues. You are typical. Inmates of prison are people who are dishonest. You are a thoroughly dishonestly man motivated by your own selfish greed.”Comment
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How dare you question my wisdom.Comment
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AtW what is really ironic is that most of your country folk do not share your thoughts and for the record Russia is 8th in the list of countries experiencing a rapid growth in Christian.Originally posted by AtW
That truly is ironicA third of all Russians still consider themselves nonreligious or atheist, and 7 percent are Muslims (mainly concentrated on the border with central Asia). Slightly more than half--84 million, or 57 percent--profess Christianity. Most of these are part of the Russian Orthodox Church, though some 1.5 million each belong to the Protestant and Catholic traditions, both of which are growing at a rate far exceeding the Orthodox Church. Charismatics number nearly 4 million.
Believers in Russia experienced one of the most severe and sustained periods of religious persecution in recent history. Martyrs numbered in the millions. The possibility of persecution is still real because the government and the tradition-bound Orthodox Church look with suspicion on the unorganized influx of emerging new ministries. In the midst of this turmoil, however, a window for significant church growth has opened.
The Russian church is growing at about 0.1 percent per year. With the population in decline this is significant. By 2050, the church in Russia will likely have about the same numbers it does today, or perhaps less. However, a higher percentage of the population will be Christian, rising from about 57 percent to possibly 75 percent. The makeup of the church will likely also shift, with Protestants and Catholics gaining significant shares of the total Christian population.Sola gratia
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Fight, fight, fight!
Well done, guys, this board is great today - there's scraps breaking out all over the place.Comment
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