Miss Kansas

[Bootlipkiller]

Technically the Sabbath is on saturday, but the pope changed it to sunday. So if I'm going to honor it, it'll be on saturday.

If you want to go down that road almost all of the important celebrations in Christianity are based on pagan holidays and traditions. They did that so more people would become Christians.


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Explain the development/start of Christmas and Easter as a pagan holiday...

You explain the Easter Bunny first!

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[Tiler_J]

Technically the Sabbath is on saturday, but the pope changed it to sunday. So if I'm going to honor it, it'll be on saturday.

If you want to go down that road almost all of the important celebrations in Christianity are based on pagan holidays and traditions. They did that so more people would become Christians.


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Explain the development/start of Christmas and Easter as a pagan holiday...

You explain the Easter Bunny first!

Still waiting.

[assateague]

The Easter Bunny didn't even really "exist" until around 1918. The town (actually Village) of Waterton, Connecticut was the first to "change" to the Easter Bunny as a way to lighten the mood. During WWI, much of the foodstuffs normally present on US grocery shelves had been shipped to France. Dying eggs had always been an Easter tradition (and still is), but chicken eggs had become a luxury item, due to the large majority of them being powdered and sent overseas for military use. The town, however, had many quail eggs- there's a large hatchery there still today- and they used them instead, as they were readily available. They were very small, and someone in the town, nobody knows who, referred to them as a "bunch of damn rabbit-looking eggs" because of their size. (People had been eating rabbit for a while, as well, as it was also readily available in the fields near the textile mills north of the town) And the name just sort of stuck, spreading from there. I blame the rest on marketing evil.

[The Duck Hammer]

Technically the Sabbath is on saturday, but the pope changed it to sunday. So if I'm going to honor it, it'll be on saturday.

If you want to go down that road almost all of the important celebrations in Christianity are based on pagan holidays and traditions. They did that so more people would become Christians.


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Explain the development/start of Christmas and Easter as a pagan holiday...

The modern English term Easter, cognate with modern German Ostern, developed from the Old English word Ēastre or Ēostre.[nb 2] This is generally held to have originally referred to the name of an Anglo-Saxon goddess, Ēostre, a form of the widely attested Indo-European dawn goddess.[nb 3] The evidence for the Anglo-Saxon goddess, however, has not been universally accepted, and some have proposed that Eostre may have meant "the month of opening" or that the name Easter may have arisen from the designation of Easter Week in Latin as in albis.[24][25]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter

That explains the name, not the holiday itself.

Christ rising from the grave (Easter) was not based on a pagan holiday. Also I don't think that Good chose to have Mary give birth to his son (Christmas) based on a pagan holiday...

The dates and how they are celebrated bro. The events happened and are true to Christianity. But how they are celebrated with modern Christianity are almost purely pagan. Modern Christianity started in the Middle Ages I believe. A long time after said events took place. I'm no bashing Christianity in any way. Please don't foe me over this.


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[The Duck Hammer]

The Easter Bunny didn't even really "exist" until around 1918. The town (actually Village) of Waterton, Connecticut was the first to "change" to the Easter Bunny as a way to lighten the mood. During WWI, much of the foodstuffs normally present on US grocery shelves had been shipped to France. Dying eggs had always been an Easter tradition (and still is), but chicken eggs had become a luxury item, due to the large majority of them being powdered and sent overseas for military use. The town, however, had many quail eggs- there's a large hatchery there still today- and they used them instead, as they were readily available. They were very small, and someone in the town, nobody knows who, referred to them as a "bunch of damn rabbit-looking eggs" because of their size. (People had been eating rabbit for a while, as well, as it was also readily available in the fields near the textile mills north of the town) And the name just sort of stuck, spreading from there. I blame the rest on marketing evil.

That sounds good but I think this is just Assa shit served up on a big plate.


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[assateague]

A square plate, thank you very much.

[rebelp74]

The Easter Bunny didn't even really "exist" until around 1918. The town (actually Village) of Waterton, Connecticut was the first to "change" to the Easter Bunny as a way to lighten the mood. During WWI, much of the foodstuffs normally present on US grocery shelves had been shipped to France. Dying eggs had always been an Easter tradition (and still is), but chicken eggs had become a luxury item, due to the large majority of them being powdered and sent overseas for military use. The town, however, had many quail eggs- there's a large hatchery there still today- and they used them instead, as they were readily available. They were very small, and someone in the town, nobody knows who, referred to them as a "bunch of damn rabbit-looking eggs" because of their size. (People had been eating rabbit for a while, as well, as it was also readily available in the fields near the textile mills north of the town) And the name just sort of stuck, spreading from there. I blame the rest on marketing evil.

That sounds good but I think this is just Assa shit served up on a big plate.


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50/50 but I'm obliged to agree with you given that it's Assa.

[The Duck Hammer]

A square plate, thank you very much.

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[Feelin' Fowl]

The dates and how they are celebrated bro. The events happened and are true to Christianity. But how they are celebrated with modern Christianity are almost purely pagan. Modern Christianity started in the Middle Ages I believe. A long time after said events took place. I'm no bashing Christianity in any way. Please don't foe me over this.


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I understand what your getting at now...the trees, stockings, eggs (quail eggs mind you), and whatnot. I thought that you were saying the tradition of the holidays were started with pagan beginings. I believe that they started as Christian holidays (boring for amny people - especially children), and were further developed with pagan rituals to keep more interested

[Feelin' Fowl]

A square plate, thank you very much.

It's been a while since I've seen an attempt like that from you!

[The Duck Hammer]

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[3legged_lab]

Technically the Sabbath is on saturday, but the pope changed it to sunday. So if I'm going to honor it, it'll be on saturday.

If you want to go down that road almost all of the important celebrations in Christianity are based on pagan holidays and traditions. They did that so more people would become Christians.


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Explain the development/start of Christmas and Easter as a pagan holiday...

You explain the Easter Bunny first!

Still waiting.

The Easter Bunny didn't even really "exist" until around 1918. The town (actually Village) of Waterton, Connecticut was the first to "change" to the Easter Bunny as a way to lighten the mood. During WWI, much of the foodstuffs normally present on US grocery shelves had been shipped to France. Dying eggs had always been an Easter tradition (and still is), but chicken eggs had become a luxury item, due to the large majority of them being powdered and sent overseas for military use. The town, however, had many quail eggs- there's a large hatchery there still today- and they used them instead, as they were readily available. They were very small, and someone in the town, nobody knows who, referred to them as a "bunch of damn rabbit-looking eggs" because of their size. (People had been eating rabbit for a while, as well, as it was also readily available in the fields near the textile mills north of the town) And the name just sort of stuck, spreading from there. I blame the rest on marketing evil.

I bet youre really gold at telling Bug bedtime stories.

[jarbo03]

Get back on topic you fuckin assholes.

A square plate is the only plate to have!

[3legged_lab]

Get back on topic you fuckin assholes.

A square plate is the only plate to have!

Yea! You can put more food on square plates

[jarbo03]

Get back on topic you fuckin assholes.

A square plate is the only plate to have!

Yea! You can put more food on square plates

Plus it's trendy.

[Feelin' Fowl]

Get back on topic you fuckin assholes.

A square plate is the only plate to have!

Miss Kansas is hot

[Tiler_J]

Get back on topic you fuckin assholes.

A square plate is the only plate to have!

Miss Kansas is hot

What the hell are you talking about? This thread is about plates now, stay on topic.

[rebelp74]

Plates, really? Buncha damn women around here. If plates are the subject, the season really needs to start.

[one2many]

Get back on topic you fuckin assholes.

A square plate is the only plate to have!

Miss Kansas is hot

so hot!! post more photos of her guys,and i dont care what she is wearing

[Tomkat]

I'm not a thumper. I only worry about my own soul. I don't give a fuck what gun you shoot or what you believe. Me, I am going for eternal salvation. You will have your own judgement day, thats none of my business.



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Don't get me wrong, I cuss with every other word but I have nothing but respect for people that TRULY believe in God and what the Bible says, but you my man will be sitting in hell right beside the rest of us.

Yeah? Who gives a fuck?

I got it covered Buff. Back to your nets.



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[Redbeard]

I'm not a thumper. I only worry about my own soul. I don't give a fuck what gun you shoot or what you believe. Me, I am going for eternal salvation. You will have your own judgement day, thats none of my business.



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Preaching about eternal salvation and dropping f-bombs all in the same post




Don't get me wrong, I cuss with every other word but I have nothing but respect for people that TRULY believe in God and what the Bible says, but you my man will be sitting in hell right beside the rest of us.

What's wrong with that? Another common misconception is that you must go to church to practice a Christian religion...we might have a good topic for a new CI thread...

I've never heard that misconception. But going to church is just a place to go once a week to glorify God and learn his word. What's wrong with that?

[assateague]

Get back on topic you fuckin assholes.

A square plate is the only plate to have!

Yea! You can put more food on square plates

You know why manhole covers are round, not square?

[Redbeard]

A square plate, thank you very much.

It's been a while since I've seen an attempt like that from you!

he has to pick his battles. Too much bullshit and it'll be too easy to call

[Redbeard]

Get back on topic you fuckin assholes.

A square plate is the only plate to have!

Yea! You can put more food on square plates

Plus it's trendy.

in Japan

[jarbo03]

Get back on topic you fuckin assholes.

A square plate is the only plate to have!

Yea! You can put more food on square plates

You know why manhole covers are round, not square?

I gotta hear this.

[jarbo03]

Get back on topic you fuckin assholes.

A square plate is the only plate to have!

Yea! You can put more food on square plates

Plus it's trendy.

in Japan

I'm a trend setter.

[The Duck Hammer]

Get back on topic you fuckin assholes.

A square plate is the only plate to have!

Miss Kansas is hot

so hot!! post more photos of her guys,and i dont care what she is wearing

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[assateague]

Get back on topic you fuckin assholes.

A square plate is the only plate to have!

Yea! You can put more food on square plates

You know why manhole covers are round, not square?

I gotta hear this.

No shit, real talk. They're round because it's physically impossible to drop them into the hole. They were briefly square, but a square lid can be dropped into a square hole, diagonally, but not a round lid into a round hole.

Just some Tuesday morning trivia.

[The Duck Hammer]

I believe that.


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[Goldfish]

Get back on topic you fuckin assholes.

A square plate is the only plate to have!

Yea! You can put more food on square plates

You know why manhole covers are round, not square?

Because a circle of slightly larger diameter can't fall into a hole of smaller diameter, where as a square of larger size can still fall into a square hole that is smaller by turning it.

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