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You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginYou are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginThis is a strange video if you ask me:[YOUTUBE]YtVSPfBTUJs[/YOUTUBE]Also, a very astute commenter on youtube said to see at 0:50 seconds in.I am still not sure about this guy, Ron Wyatt. Something seems off about him.Yes, very off. He is a fraudster. Just google him everyone. Even religious organisations have rejected his claims (of which there are more, one being the "discovery" of where the Red Sea parted). As bindup said, if what he said was true, all Christianity would be touting the find and even Answers in Genesis have rebutted him. He has no blood test results (there are none no matter how hard I looked), no empirical evidence, no collaboration, no video or photos- no evidence at all apart from his personal testimony.I've worked with mentally ill people and they are VERY sincere in many of their wild beliefs, to the point where you sometimes have to wonder if they are right and you are wrong...until the evidence shows up. Case in point, the ill person was sure their 8yr old was being abused at home while she was in care and was very distressed. The person was extremely convincing until the evidence showed up as an adult child of 26 yrs...Claims without evidence should be dismissed until evidence is forthcoming or people may as well believe any wild assertion, like the orbiting teapot:"Many orthodox people speak as though it were the business of skeptics to disprove received dogmas rather than that of dogmatists to prove them. This, of course, is a mistake. If I were to suggest that between the Earth and Mars, there is a china teapot revolving about the sun in an ellipitical orbit, nobody would be able to disprove my assertion provided I were careful to add the the teapot is too small to be revealed even by our most powerful telescopes. But, if I were to go on to say that, since my assertion cannot be disproved, it is an intolerable presumption on the part of human reason to doubt it, I should rightly be thought to be talking nonsense. If, however the existence of such a teapot were affirmed in ancient books and taught as sacred truth every Sunday, hesitation to believe in it's existence would become a mark of eccentricity and entitle the doubter to the attentions of the psychatrist in an enlightened age or of the inquisitor in an earlier time" Bertrand Russell That's a lot of judgement about someone you only 'googled' and never met. Do you know what slander I find if I google MJ? Does that mean that everything on the internet about MJ is truth? Hell no! So if I were you, I would not jump to conclusions only by 'googling'. This man appears very sincere and if there is one thing I learned in the past 3 years, it is that truth is ALWAYS ignored or ridiculed. Just look at how the media and the non-believers treat us hoaxers. WTF?? is wrong with people lately? So much hate and judgement and assumptions towards people they never even met. It's actually pretty disgusting in my opinion.
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginThis is a strange video if you ask me:[YOUTUBE]YtVSPfBTUJs[/YOUTUBE]Also, a very astute commenter on youtube said to see at 0:50 seconds in.I am still not sure about this guy, Ron Wyatt. Something seems off about him.Yes, very off. He is a fraudster. Just google him everyone. Even religious organisations have rejected his claims (of which there are more, one being the "discovery" of where the Red Sea parted). As bindup said, if what he said was true, all Christianity would be touting the find and even Answers in Genesis have rebutted him. He has no blood test results (there are none no matter how hard I looked), no empirical evidence, no collaboration, no video or photos- no evidence at all apart from his personal testimony.I've worked with mentally ill people and they are VERY sincere in many of their wild beliefs, to the point where you sometimes have to wonder if they are right and you are wrong...until the evidence shows up. Case in point, the ill person was sure their 8yr old was being abused at home while she was in care and was very distressed. The person was extremely convincing until the evidence showed up as an adult child of 26 yrs...Claims without evidence should be dismissed until evidence is forthcoming or people may as well believe any wild assertion, like the orbiting teapot:"Many orthodox people speak as though it were the business of skeptics to disprove received dogmas rather than that of dogmatists to prove them. This, of course, is a mistake. If I were to suggest that between the Earth and Mars, there is a china teapot revolving about the sun in an ellipitical orbit, nobody would be able to disprove my assertion provided I were careful to add the the teapot is too small to be revealed even by our most powerful telescopes. But, if I were to go on to say that, since my assertion cannot be disproved, it is an intolerable presumption on the part of human reason to doubt it, I should rightly be thought to be talking nonsense. If, however the existence of such a teapot were affirmed in ancient books and taught as sacred truth every Sunday, hesitation to believe in it's existence would become a mark of eccentricity and entitle the doubter to the attentions of the psychatrist in an enlightened age or of the inquisitor in an earlier time" Bertrand Russell
This is a strange video if you ask me:[YOUTUBE]YtVSPfBTUJs[/YOUTUBE]Also, a very astute commenter on youtube said to see at 0:50 seconds in.I am still not sure about this guy, Ron Wyatt. Something seems off about him.
This quote is of TS, and i believe that some time he said that the number 7 is very important to decipher the enigma of the ark, ..i think. The Sign,.. i guess is TS, then there is more to comeQuoteI thought that I would have time over the holidays for level 7 here; but that didn't happen, sorry.Obviously, others can continue the investigation here; and I will be back here as soon as I can.For sure, all three 7's will be done by the end of 2012: Level 7, Update 7, and Sign 7 (777).
I thought that I would have time over the holidays for level 7 here; but that didn't happen, sorry.Obviously, others can continue the investigation here; and I will be back here as soon as I can.For sure, all three 7's will be done by the end of 2012: Level 7, Update 7, and Sign 7 (777).
Back to R.W I still don´t get why people wants to make Jesus out of this earth. The most probable scenario is that he was a normal man with revolutionary ideas, very charismatic, not understood by his own people and hated because he said a blasphemy, that he was the messiah. He really created a new concept of not agreeing with the system of faith back then and created a new set of values followed up to today.Also, back then, people were experts in making others believe in supernatural powers using special effects. Just read about the oracle of Delphi.The sacrifice of lamb or other animals is a common thing among some primitive religions, so may be that blood R.W talks about is just animal blood.
SlimpattyK said: "If there is one HUGE reason behind Michael´s death hoax then for me it would be this:He took a step aside, retreated the entertainer and King of Pop from the worlds stage in order to allow everyone to take a closer look on the MAN behind the myth and let his message be heard loud and clear and like this maybe enable and encourage people to follow his example. Try to start with the man in the mirror, try to heal the world starting with your own little world, your environment, the people around you. Try to make this world a better place. Make that change....make the difference!"I love this. Beautifully stated and from the heart. Bless you. bearhug
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginBack to R.W I still don´t get why people wants to make Jesus out of this earth. The most probable scenario is that he was a normal man with revolutionary ideas, very charismatic, not understood by his own people and hated because he said a blasphemy, that he was the messiah. He really created a new concept of not agreeing with the system of faith back then and created a new set of values followed up to today.Also, back then, people were experts in making others believe in supernatural powers using special effects. Just read about the oracle of Delphi.The sacrifice of lamb or other animals is a common thing among some primitive religions, so may be that blood R.W talks about is just animal blood.Your post actually says then that Jesus' disciples were liars and that RW lied about the blood, because he said it was analyzed and confirmed human (see the video lilwendy posted in the thread on the other forum). What I think is interesting about Ron Wyatt is that he described the Ark in a way no one ever has. The popular (indiana jones) ark is the one the catholic church uses, and if there is one institution on earth I do NOT trust, it's the catholic church. But Wyatt's description has biblical confirmation and makes way more sense. Why was Wyatt ridiculed like that, why attacked? Why is this not common knowledge under christians? That to me tells me he spoke the truth. Lies have a platform in this world, truth hasn't. That's one thing I know.Maybe I will call the museum when I have time to ask them about the blood results etc. I have my phone contract ending next month and I still have 250 euros to spend before it's gone, so this might be a good way, lol.
Maybe TS can set us straight? Maybe, as some have suggested, it needs to be taken as more of a symbolic example?
And finally, if anyone is concerned that some of us have been brainwashed by TS posts, this is not true, as my sick old brain got a cleansing and washing with the word of God way back in 1979.The renewing of my mind was no small feat, and is an ongoing process daily. [/color]