Aleph Bet and DNA

[Fidel_Castronaut]

Whoa whoa, sorry, just read this:

Followed by a crucifix.

Did you forget that I was one who raised the issue of t accounts? And that it was in no way linked to your bizzare thesis? I actually mentioned it because of your attempt to justify suffering (at least I think that was the point, I couldn't make it out).

You've just used as hoc reasoning to cram something unrelated into your illogical and indecipherable gibberish! And you've been caught out doing it! So called t accounts have nothing to do with the actual letter T. It just refers to the notion of separating out credits and debits with a line and a header.

How bizzare.

Glad you noticed. Are you implying that the premise of the cross of Christ is not one of forgiveness of debt?

1. T accounts have nothing to do with 'forgiveness'. You're pushing the definition of a workable analogy to the very extreme of what is acceptable. Some might argue its far too far. They are a methodology for reconciling a ledger. I know what you're trying to claim (that the reconciliation of credits and debts through a ledger [me picking up a weird reference, certainly not you intuitively making that connection] is somehow comparable to Jesus and...something) but that's only becuase I know how to compile and reconcile a ledger. To everyone else this is just more gobbeldygook!

2. Evidence for this Jesus person?

John 21 confirms this by referencing the "measure of the fish" from Pythagoras. Unity with multiplicity is the holy grail of philosophy. 153 is the 17th triangular number, or the square root of 2 and 3 respectively. It forms the cross, or the center (heart) of the flower of life (Vesica Pisces). Fish on the right side of the boat Peter.

???? It's like you're speaking another language.

My use of the account ledger is founded on context and association to what it claims. Your reference was a nice intuition to my comments for the reason for suffering. Did Christ suffer to pay our debt?

I don't know what a Jesus is. Your first sentence makes no sense whatsoever.

Glad I got your attention again. When Jesus entered the Temple at Passover, he overturned the 'tables' of the moneychangers? Today, are their tables (financial) turned? He turned over the benches (for rest) of the ones selling doves (Peace). Do the peacemakers have any rest today? What do they purchase peace with? Money from the moneychangers (Fed). The mark of mankind is Carbon (6 protons, 6 electrons and 6 neutrons). Carbon is the mark of the petrol dollar, used by the Fed. No nation can buy or sell oil without it. Commerce system of Revelation 13.

Gobbeldygook. Sorry SW, but there's no clarity or comprehensible meaning to anything you're writing. So I can't comment but to say 'keh?!'