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[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Oklahoma is offering more than $2 million for a person who hunts down Bigfoot

https://local21news.com/news/offbeat/okl...-2-million

They might as well offer a billion.

Boru

[Gawdzilla Sama]

"Atheists will get their Covid payment before believers. This is being done in the hope that believers will get desperate and renounce God."

igh: My cousins...

[Fake Messiah]

They might as well offer a billion.

Boru

Then people would become dangerously creative - if you know what I mean. Like, for that kind of money, people would have sex with gorillas and then dupe their progeny as bigfoots.

[Fake Messiah]

The professor of Bible, Christianity, and other delusions, explains that angels really exist among us

The Bible expert believes one such divine intercession occurred in the 19th century during a mission of the Protestant missionary John Gibson Paton (1824 to 1907) to the New Hebrides in the South Pacific Ocean.

The account is described in the book Angels: God’s Secret Agents, penned by the American evangelist Billy Graham.

As the story goes, a group of hostile natives attacked Reverand Paton's mission headquarters one night only to be staved off by a host of angelic beings.
Reverand Paton and his wife Mary first visited the New Hebrides in November 1858 where they built a house at Port Resolution on the island of Tanna.

Professor Meyer explained: "One fateful night, hostile natives surrounded his mission headquarters, intent on smoking the Paton’s out of their house and then killing them.

"John Paton and his wife prayed all during that terror-filled night that God would miraculously deliver them.
"When daylight finally came, they were amazed to see that the attackers had unaccountably left them alone."

A year after the incident, the tribe that perpetrated the is said to have converted to Christianity.

Reverand Paton then confronted the tribe's chief to find out why they had never burned down his house.

Much to his surprise, the chief said the house was surrounded by hundreds of men in "shimmering garments" and with their swords drawn.

Professor Meyer said: "They seemed to circle the mission station so that the natives were afraid to attack. Only then did Mr.

"Paton realize that God had sent His angels to protect them.
"The chief agreed that there could be no other explanation."

https://www.express.co.uk/news/weird/140...-bible-evg

This not only proves that angels exist but also that Christianity is the right religion because during the last two thousand years, Christians burned hundreds of Jewish houses with Jews locked inside, and angels never helped them no matter how much they prayed.

[Irreligious Atheist]

One commenter posted "When he dies and they CGI him how will we know whether he's alive or dead. Actually that's probably what they'll do with the queen." Another replied to that with "How do we know that hasn't already happened.  This freak show is out of hand." in which the response was "They’ve been doing it with the Queen lol. She’s been dead for ages".

Reminds me of this when people were talking about the Pope being a hologram.

[Fake Messiah]

Yuck! The SyFy channel will feature the racist human garbage, Giorgio Tsoukalos, in their tv show "Resident Alien"

[The Valkyrie]

The professor of Bible, Christianity, and other delusions, explains that angels really exist among us

The Bible expert believes one such divine intercession occurred in the 19th century during a mission of the Protestant missionary John Gibson Paton (1824 to 1907) to the New Hebrides in the South Pacific Ocean.

The account is described in the book Angels: God’s Secret Agents, penned by the American evangelist Billy Graham.

As the story goes, a group of hostile natives attacked Reverand Paton's mission headquarters one night only to be staved off by a host of angelic beings.
Reverand Paton and his wife Mary first visited the New Hebrides in November 1858 where they built a house at Port Resolution on the island of Tanna.

Professor Meyer explained: "One fateful night, hostile natives surrounded his mission headquarters, intent on smoking the Paton’s out of their house and then killing them.

"John Paton and his wife prayed all during that terror-filled night that God would miraculously deliver them.
"When daylight finally came, they were amazed to see that the attackers had unaccountably left them alone."

A year after the incident, the tribe that perpetrated the is said to have converted to Christianity.

Reverand Paton then confronted the tribe's chief to find out why they had never burned down his house.

Much to his surprise, the chief said the house was surrounded by hundreds of men in "shimmering garments" and with their swords drawn.

Professor Meyer said: "They seemed to circle the mission station so that the natives were afraid to attack. Only then did Mr.

"Paton realize that God had sent His angels to protect them.
"The chief agreed that there could be no other explanation."

https://www.express.co.uk/news/weird/140...-bible-evg

This not only proves that angels exist but also that Christianity is the right religion because during the last two thousand years, Christians burned hundreds of Jewish houses with Jews locked inside, and angels never helped them no matter how much they prayed.

I wonder how these miracles explain the notation in the family bible of someone I know about a missionary ancestor who disappeared on the east cape of NZ.

It simply reads, "Believed eaten by natives."

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Yuck! The SyFy channel will feature the racist human garbage, Giorgio Tsoukalos, in their tv show "Resident Alien"

To show just want a lampoon this show actually is. I think he's perfect to help that.

[Fake Messiah]

Mutual UFO Network, or MUFON, is setting up a new headquarters in Cincinnati. And they are recruiting “Ideal candidates who are stable, dependable and objective with hours of volunteer time available and have an above-average interest in the UFO phenomenon."

https://www.citybeat.com/arts-culture/bl...cincinnati

[Gawdzilla Sama]

One of the heads of MUFON quit in disgust because of the quality of reporting they were getting.