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Is that the voice speaking softly in your ear, all of these posts...Ignorance? Is she your lover? Or is it a He?
When I sent a copy of "The Ouzo Prophecy" to a number of biblical commentators, they all responded with some variation of "I don't understand it." I assumed they were just being nice and not wanting to be negative, so I sent it to "The Spiritual Counterfeits Project," an extremely conservative Christian organization that wouldn't be so kind, and wouldn't hesitate to vehemently attack the paper. The spokesman responded, "What can I say? Your argument is fascinating, tightly-reasoned, for sure. But I have to wonder, is it true?" He was referring to such comments as me being Bob the Baptist, precursor of the Second Coming of Christ whose name is Tor, that I can offer people salvation in a game called Ouzo, and that the Holy Trinity is Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ and Ouzo Cross. Now I ask you in all sincerity, is this not an example of divine intervention, an event that could never normally occur in a million years?Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2018 7:11 pmIs that the voice speaking softly in your ear, all of these posts...Ignorance? Is she your lover? Or is it a He?
"The Ouzo Prophecy" is that the bastard child?
Here let me respond for you to save you the trouble:
"You are ignorant"
"I am Bob the Baptist, Cincinatti is the Mystical Bablyon that justifies my credentials".
"I am a prophet"
"Only I understand the book of Revelation."
Okay so I got those out of the way, that should free up your schedule so you can come up with something new.
No, what it is an argument.bobevenson wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2018 8:20 pmWhen I sent a copy of "The Ouzo Prophecy" to a number of biblical commentators, they all responded with some variation of "I don't understand it." I assumed they were just being nice and not wanting to be negative, so I sent it to "The Spiritual Counterfeits Project," an extremely conservative Christian organization that wouldn't be so kind, and wouldn't hesitate to vehemently attack the paper. The spokesman responded, "What can I say? Your argument is fascinating, tightly-reasoned, for sure. But I have to wonder, is it true?" He was referring to such comments as me being Bob the Baptist, precursor of the Second Coming of Christ whose name is Tor, that I can offer people salvation in a game called Ouzo, and that the Holy Trinity is Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ and Ouzo Cross. Now I ask you in all sincerity, is this not an example of divine intervention, an event that could never normally occur in a million years?Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2018 7:11 pmIs that the voice speaking softly in your ear, all of these posts...Ignorance? Is she your lover? Or is it a He?
"The Ouzo Prophecy" is that the bastard child?
Here let me respond for you to save you the trouble:
"You are ignorant"
"I am Bob the Baptist, Cincinatti is the Mystical Bablyon that justifies my credentials".
"I am a prophet"
"Only I understand the book of Revelation."
Okay so I got those out of the way, that should free up your schedule so you can come up with something new.
In other words, you have no university qualifications in economics and politics.bobevenson wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2018 2:32 pmPlease, besides the spiritual, you know nothing about the political and economic, all of which are in the bailiwick of Bob the Baptist.
IOW, he has no degree (I wonder where the champagne glasses showed up in the poster?)bobevenson wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2018 11:13 pm As a prophet, my educational background is irrelevant, but as you may recall, the Champagne Sherry Principle of the American Energy Party (AEP) refers to the election of a girl named Sherry for Homecoming Queen at the University of Wisconsin, whose poster showed two bubbly Champagne glasses with the inscription, "Vote for Champagne Sherry for Homecoming Queen."
Talking about yourself again. We know you're a non-degreed individual.bobevenson wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2018 11:42 pm Are you as moronic as you sound or just pathetically trying to get a laugh? I'd like to give you the benefit of the doubt.
bobevenson wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2018 11:13 pm As a prophet, my educational background is irrelevant, but as you may recall, the Champagne Sherry Principle of the American Energy Party (AEP) refers to the election of a girl named Sherry for Homecoming Queen at the University of Wisconsin, whose poster showed two bubbly Champagne glasses with the inscription, "Vote for Champagne Sherry for Homecoming Queen."
Would this make him a closet prophet?Ginkgo wrote: ↑Sat Jan 06, 2018 10:16 ambobevenson wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2018 11:13 pm As a prophet, my educational background is irrelevant, but as you may recall, the Champagne Sherry Principle of the American Energy Party (AEP) refers to the election of a girl named Sherry for Homecoming Queen at the University of Wisconsin, whose poster showed two bubbly Champagne glasses with the inscription, "Vote for Champagne Sherry for Homecoming Queen."
It is relevant because you are not a prophet. I know you have trouble understanding embarrassment so I suggest a practical demonstration. After your round of golf make a public announcement in the clubhouse to all and sundry, tell them you are a prophet. That will give you good idea of what embarrassment is like.
That reminds me of a mystical event soon after my arrival in Cincinnati. A number of us played nine holes of golf at Winton Woods. Afterwards, we played liar's poker in the clubhouse. After a number of hands, I was dealt a dollar bill with two of some particular digit in the eight-digit serial number. For some reason, I decided to challenge every bid from the very beginning. When the bidding reached a high level, there were two players who continued bidding the digit I had two of. Finally, I bid not one over, but two over the previous bid, which must have seemed insane to the other players. This was not a hunch or strategic bid, but one of absolute certainty. I knew my bid was a winning bid, and any higher bid would be a losing bid. Everybody challenged my bid, and when we showed our dollar bills, I told each player how many of the digit he had without looking at his bill. I said to myself that it was like having the omniscience of God. I don't remember any reaction from the other players, but it was the last hand we played. It was almost as if their minds or egos had been utterly destroyed. This was the first spiritual event leading to Ouzo a number of years later.Ginkgo wrote: ↑Sat Jan 06, 2018 10:16 amIt is relevant because you are not a prophet. I know you have trouble understanding embarrassment so I suggest a practical demonstration. After your round of golf make a public announcement in the clubhouse to all and sundry, tell them you are a prophet. That will give you good idea of what embarrassment is like.bobevenson wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2018 11:13 pm As a prophet, my educational background is irrelevant, but as you may recall, the Champagne Sherry Principle of the American Energy Party (AEP) refers to the election of a girl named Sherry for Homecoming Queen at the University of Wisconsin, whose poster showed two bubbly Champagne glasses with the campaign slogan, "Vote for Champagne Sherry for Homecoming Queen."