That's the very conclusion I've come to.
Stacy.
At 11:37 PM 11/13/2002 -0700, you wrote:
Steven Montgomery wrote:
> I agree with you regarding "the basis for materialism." Marxist scientists
> have for decades attempted to establish a material basis for spiritual
> experiences, that is nothi
At 01:27 PM 11/15/2002, you wrote:
Steven Montgomery wrote:
> Ok, I'll take another weeks vacation at Moose Jaw then. Btw, is my vacation
> there fully transferable? ;-)
Sure. To Bawlf, Alberta, in the middle of the Palliser Triangle (a
semi-desert).
I'd stick with Moose Jaw if I were you...
Steven Montgomery wrote:
> Ok, I'll take another weeks vacation at Moose Jaw then. Btw, is my vacation
> there fully transferable? ;-)
Sure. To Bawlf, Alberta, in the middle of the Palliser Triangle (a semi-desert).
I'd stick with Moose Jaw if I were you...
>
>
> --
> Steven Montgomery
>
> At
Ok, I'll take another weeks vacation at Moose Jaw then. Btw, is my vacation
there fully transferable? ;-)
--
Steven Montgomery
At 08:36 PM 11/14/2002, you wrote:
You are right and I am wrong (except on one minor point)-- on re-reading
it, I see
he bases his calculation on the Julian calendar, n
Jim Cobabe wrote:
> Marc A. Schindler wrote:
> ---
> > Actually ancients did not make a distinction between astrology and
> > astronomy as we
> > do -- the prohibition against astrology is being read back into the OT,
> > which is
> > anachronistic. Zodiac mosaics have been found on the floors o
You are right and I am wrong (except on one minor point)-- on re-reading it, I see
he bases his calculation on the Julian calendar, not the Gregorian calendar, which
is what I assumed (since his conclusions are expressed in terms of the Gregorian
calendar.:
Here's a link that explains this in much
Very good! You'll have to start looking for a job at the base you'll be in Moose
Jaw so long
Steven Montgomery wrote:
> Mazzaroth. Job 38:32.
>
> --
> Steven Montgomery
>
> At 12:11 PM 11/14/2002, Marc wrote:
> >Actually ancients did not make a distinction between astrology and
> >astronomy
Marc A. Schindler wrote:
---
> Actually ancients did not make a distinction between astrology and
> astronomy as we
> do -- the prohibition against astrology is being read back into the OT,
> which is
> anachronistic. Zodiac mosaics have been found on the floors of 1st
> century BC
> synagogues
Mazzaroth. Job 38:32.
--
Steven Montgomery
At 12:11 PM 11/14/2002, Marc wrote:
Actually ancients did not make a distinction between astrology and
astronomy as we
do -- the prohibition against astrology is being read back into the OT,
which is
anachronistic. Zodiac mosaics have been found on th
At 12:11 PM 11/14/2002, Marc wrote:
>
The June 12, 2 BC conjunction in Virgo, moving into Leo, was the one I was
thinking
about, in fact, and I see that Pratt discusses this approvingly.
His reading of why Eastern churches celebrate 06 January as the day of
Christ's
birth is laughable and sho
Actually ancients did not make a distinction between astrology and astronomy as we
do -- the prohibition against astrology is being read back into the OT, which is
anachronistic. Zodiac mosaics have been found on the floors of 1st century BC
synagogues in Israel, and the "zodiac" (as in the Babylon
At 11:37 PM 11/13/2002, Marc wrote:
Speaking of the star of Bethlehem, I'm sure you have heard most of the
theories as
to what it might have been. What would be your reaction if you learned that it
might actually be an astrological phenomenon, and that it didn't happen in
1 A.D.?
--
Marc A. Sc
Steven Montgomery wrote:
> I agree with you regarding "the basis for materialism." Marxist scientists
> have for decades attempted to establish a material basis for spiritual
> experiences, that is nothing new. However, that is not what Pratt was
> driving at. Pratt clearly states that there is
At 06:41 PM 11/13/2002, Marc wrote:
I read that. Be careful with John Pratt -- he's into some pretty scary stuff
involving signs and tokens in his own semi-public ceremonies involving what he
calls the Enoch calendar. Details available upon request. But more to the
point,
and staying away from pe
I read that. Be careful with John Pratt -- he's into some pretty scary stuff
involving signs and tokens in his own semi-public ceremonies involving what he
calls the Enoch calendar. Details available upon request. But more to the point,
and staying away from personal attacks, he discusses a book th
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