By Arielle Hawkins, CNN
Here's the Belief Blog’s morning rundown of the top faith-angle stories from around the United States and around the world. Click the headlines for the full stories.
From the Blog:
CNN: Lawyers seek to limit New York police surveillance of Muslims
Civil rights lawyers filed papers in federal court Monday seeking to prohibit the New York Police Department's surveillance of Muslim communities when there is no evidence that they are linked to terrorism or other illegal activities. The department's demographics unit – or zone assessment unit – was put together with the CIA's help after the September 11, 2001, attacks. The unit has acknowledged that it engaged in monitoring that included Muslim-owned business and mosques across the New York region.
CNN: Saudi Islamist preacher on trial in daughter's slaying
Outrage is mounting in Saudi Arabia about the case of a 5-year-old girl who died after allegedly being beaten and tortured by her father, who activists say is an Islamist preacher. Activists say the girl's father, Fayhan Al-Ghamdi is an Islamist evangelist popular in Saudi Arabia for his televised appearances and for speaking on air about the rewards of repenting to God. But they also say he only fancies himself as a cleric and is not recognized by the clerical establishment.
CNN: Catholic hospital says it was 'morally wrong' to argue fetus is not a person
A Catholic hospital in hot water for claiming in a Colorado court that a fetus is not a person backtracked on Monday, saying it was "morally wrong" to make the argument while defending itself in a wrongful death lawsuit. The flip-flop concerns the case of Lori Stodghill. She was 28 weeks pregnant with twins when she went to the emergency room of St. Thomas More Hospital in Canon City, Colorado, vomiting and short of breath. She went into cardiac arrest in the lobby and died. That was New Year's Day 2006.
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Indian Baba 'Avtar' Singh, a member of the traditional Sikh religious warriors, wearing an oversized 500 meter-long turban, pays his respects at The Golden Temple in Amritsar on February 4, 2013. The most visible symbol of Sikh pride and identity, the turban is an eight-metre (26-foot) piece of cloth, used by Sikh men to manage the long hair which their religion forbids them from cutting.
An Indian sadhu holy man sits on a swing of nails during the Maha Kumbh festival in Allahabad on February 4, 2013. The Kumbh Mela in the town of Allahabad will see up to 100 million worshippers gather over 55 days to take a ritual bath in the holy waters, believed to cleanse sins and bestow blessings.
Enlightening Reads:
Reuters: German Catholic Church may back some morning-after pills after cardinal’s rethink
Germany’s Catholic Church may approve some so-called morning-after pills for rape victims after a leading cardinal unexpectedly announced they did not induce abortions and could be used in Catholic hospitals. Cardinal Joachim Meisner of Cologne, an ally of German-born Pope Benedict, changed his policy after two Catholic hospitals refused to treat a rape victim because they could not prescribe the pill, which is taken after sex to avoid pregnancy.
Aljazeera: First Muslim college in the US
A Muslim college in the United States is the first of its kind, which mission is to join Islamic scholarship with the Western academic emphasis on free inquiry and developing critical intellectual capacities. Zaytuna College in Berkeley California is a fledgling institution with only 31 students, operating out of space rented from a Baptist seminary.
Al Jazeera's Rob Reynolds reports from California.
Reuters: Ministers urge religious chiefs to oppose genital mutilation
Religious leaders must convince women carrying out female genital mutilation that it is not required by scripture and it can cause infection, infertility or even death in young girls, African ministers said on Monday.
Tablet Magazine: The Brief History of Jews and the Super Bowl
Seeing a Jewish player in the National Football League these days is like seeing a blonde in Jerusalem. In fact, according to the Jerusalem Post, exactly eight Jewish players have ever won Super Bowl rings before. While last night’s big game, in which the Baltimore Ravens won 34-31, didn’t have anything in the way of Jewish sports heroic, that doesn’t mean the game itself wasn’t thick with Jewish themes.
The Guardian: Justin Welby confirmed as archbishop of Canterbury
A little after half past 12 on Monday, Justin Portal Welby stood beneath the dome of St Paul's Cathedral and promised, with the help of God, to "promote unity, peace, and love among all Christian people, especially among those whom you serve". Twenty-five minutes later, with the arcane and archaic legalities duly addressed, the final decree porrected and any opposition to the election declared contumacious, the 57-year-old former oil executive was confirmed as the 105th archbishop of Canterbury, in the presence of several senior bishops.
Huffington Post: Church Of Scientology Super Bowl Ad Raises Eyebrows
Millions of Super Bowl viewers were treated to a myriad of advertisements - from alcohol distributors, snack brands and even Scientologists - on Sunday night. An ad for the Church of Scientology aired during the Super Bowl, shortly after the game went into halftime around 8 p.m., notes The Hollywood Reporter. The ad is part of the church's "Knowledge" campaign.
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CNN: A killing, a life sentence and my change of heart
Jeanne Bishop is the sister of Nancy Bishop Langert, who, along with her husband and their unborn child, was shot to death by a juvenile. Since the murder of her family members, Jeanne Bishop has been an advocate for gun violence prevention. Through God she learned to forgive her sister's killer, and is now for abolition of the death penalty. Bishop is a criminal defense attorney in Chicago.
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Scientists have unearthed and dated some of the oldest stone hand axes on Earth. The ancient tools, unearthed in Ethiopia in the last two decades, date to 1.75 million years ago.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/50620121/ns/technology_and_science-science/
Ancient DNA reveals humans living 40,000 years ago in Beijing area related to present-day Asians, Native Americans January 21, 2013
Read more at: http://phys.org/news/2013-01-ancient-dna-reveals-humans-years.html#jCp
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From the home page, some positive news: "More details on the vote on a bill that would legalize same-se x marriage in the United Kingdom: The second reading of the bill passed in a 400-175 vote Tuesday." (has not yet gone thru House of Lords)
I have personally talked with christians, muslims, and one wiccan who all believe that they have had contact with their deity. All religions have members who think they have spoken to god, or had a dream, or a vision, or some personal intervention on behalf of their god.
How do you christians reconcile this happening to people who believe in another religion?
You're really asking a christian to reconcile anything?
Anybody who claims to speak to a god who is not the Christian God is insane.
I just love to ask questions I know they won't be able to answer rationally.
LivE4Him will tell you that it's because the Bible addresses the creation of matter and energy and was more accurately transmitted than other holy books. RECOGNIZE!
speaking to God is direct revelation, this ended with the prophets in the new testament.
general revelation is the bible.
there is also special revelation, the ministry of the Holy Spirit,
dreams and visions are possible and predicted in the last days
Angels are ministering spirits
There are false teachers and prophets, under demonic influence and possibly they were directly deceived by Satan
Satan has the lead role in false religion
occult
divination-contact with satanic impersonations of the dead
omens
religious mimicry-–nothing new
Austin,
What you're saying is when it happens to you, it's proof of your god;
but when it happens to anyone else, it's satan, and proof of your religion?
@justme : How do you christians reconcile this happening to people who believe in another religion?
I cannot speak for all Christians, but I will speak on my behalf. I believe in spirits, including angels and fallen angels (called devils). Just because a person "hears" from a spirit, doesn't mean that person is hearing from God. It could be that the person has imagined it or has heard from an angel or has heard from a devil. The Bible states that we must test the spirits to determine their origin.
Live4him
So it is fallen angels who speak to non-christians, and make them believe in their false religions.
And if a christian has some experience, then it is an angel.
@justme : What you're saying is when it happens to you, it's proof of your god; but when it happens to anyone else, it's satan, and proof of your religion?
I wouldn't advance such a claim. Again, one would need to test the 'spirit' to determine its origins. Is it real? How does it manifest itself (bragging, glorifying God, etc.)? What is it "saying" (i.e. jump off the cliff, God is great!, etc.)?
@Live
Doesn't the bible also say that god should not be tested or questioned?
@justme : So it is fallen angels who speak to non-christians, and make them believe in their false religions. And if a christian has some experience, then it is an angel.
You seem to be more interested in building a strawman fallacy than understanding my position. Logically, a fallen angel will attack a Christian more than a non-Christian because the non-Christian is already on the wrong path. At the same time, an angel will speak to a non-Christian to try to get him/her onto the right path. So, who the person is doesn't mean which group will bring a message. One must always test the spirit.
one world, one human race, one truth. one God.
the new testament is clear that there will be many false prophets/teachers. deceiving spirits. and if you scroll down i gave an experience where i experienced an evil spirit. in my opinion the reason God let it happen was to reveal the reality of spiritual evil. and obviously something beyond physical life that we dont see. and for me I know that God became flesh and atoned for each individual, and has the victory over evil.
y@hawaii guest. yes you should not seek a sign. proof is not the substance of faith. faith is given from God to those who seek him and understand that it is not a personal merit or qualification, that He is worth of honor and glory and worship. As in worship Him with your life that he gives, and redeems unto eternal life.
@austin
You dreamed something weird, and attributed it to "ZOMG DEMON". Proves nothing, and makes people question your sanity.
@Live
You're not giving a position. You're just dancing around like the coward you are.
@austin
I don't worship immoral things that don't exist. So sorry, but your god is not something I would worship.
To each one, the
manifestation is given for the common good, “…to another distinguishing between spirits [or,
“the ability to discern spirits”]” (1 Corinthians 12:10, NIV). We might well ask, as we approach
the gift of discerning of spirits, what is the gift of discerning of spirits?
The Bible speaks to us of the Spirit of God, the spirit of man, and evil spirits.
I. Therefore, the gift of discernment of spirits is to be able to distinguish whether or not a
person is acting and speaking by the Spirit of God, by their own human spirit, or under the
influence—or possession—of an evil spirit or spirits. Discernment is especially needed in
certain areas.
And I didn't think there would be any rational explanations.
Proves what little I know.
Although it is interesting the two explanations i got don't quite agree on all points.
A fallen angel is like Bounty – the quicker-picker-upper. It helps clean up the inconvenient mess that is Christianity. When the story doesn't look good enough to be true, add some fallen angels and then there's no limit to the amount of apologizing and excusing one can do.
hawaii guest, if you ever start to wonder.........just ask for help with faith , ask the one who gives it out freely. none of us spontaneosly became "god worshipers" its a process, and believe me the flesh is not strong enough to develop faith. its through the baptism of the Holy Spirit, who testifies within you that the truth is alive and real.
You are ok bro. you are justified even though it seems insane. if you ever want it just ask God sincerely.
@ just me , i agree with Live4HIm
@careful
Keep your condescending bullshit to yourself.
@hawaiiguest : Doesn't the bible also say that god should not be tested or questioned?
These are the pertinent Bible passages to the issues raised:
Matt 4:6-7 “If you are the Son of God,” he said, “throw yourself down. For it is written: ”‘He will command his angels concerning you, and they will lift you up in their hands, so that you will not strike your foot against a
stone.’” Jesus answered him, “It is also written: ‘Do not put the Lord your God to the test.’”
1 John 4:1-3a Dear friends, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God, because many false prophets have gone out into the world. This is how you can recognize the Spirit of God: Every spirit that acknowledges that Jesus Christ has come in the flesh is from God, but every spirit that does not acknowledge Jesus is not from God.
So, there is a difference between "testing God" and "testing the Spirits".
BTW – I'm heading out for now.
@Live
And yet, if the spirit comes with the authority of the god (as they are wont to say), then to question or test the spirit is to question or test the authority of the sender.
A true holy man would not be giving this showy display of sitting on a bed of nails. They do not perform magic tricks or abuse their powers. This has nothing to do with the true meaning of Sadhu. They also like to ride on elephants and with their showy display to prove to everyone how great and holy they are. Egotists of the highest order. A true Sadhu would be hard to find and would only be found if he wanted someone to find him.
Has anyone seen "Beach Blanket Babylon"? That Sikh man ^^^ would fit right in!
The celestial horizon is only the distance made viewable thru telescopic finiteness ergo the more powerful the telescope the greater the horizon of the celestial cosmos is made viewable.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGenk99YDwY&feature=player_embedded
@Really-O? : Technically, yes
Technically and any way you want to look at it. However, where philosophy includes the metaphysics, science is limited to the natural world. Yet, they both seek to define truth.
@Really-O? : I mean standard error. In statistics, "standard error" has a specific meaning
Of course it does, but it is a pretty useless measurement – at least in modeling. The MAPE is more important there. The MAPE level-sets the standard error to a meaningful measurement used to determined the accuracy between two different models.
In this situation or radiometric dating, the NULL would be that radiometric dating doesn't work and you would need a p-value of less than .05 for the NULL to be falsified – right? So, how can the NULL be falsified when we know that the verifiable radiometric dating errors have exceed that 5%?
@Really-O? : Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this a Type I error? If not, why not?
@Live4Him,
"...we know that the verifiable radiometric dating errors have exceed that 5%"
Source/citation please?
@ME II : Source/citation please?
I've provided this previously, but I don't have access to it at this time. Maybe later tonight. Meanwhile, use goggle for 'radiometric dating errors'. One example was concerning the KBS Tuff – which was initially dated ~219 MYA, revised to 2.9 MYA, and then revised to 1.9 MYA.
How was gold made ?
The air you suck in for free 24/7 ?
@Science : How was gold made ?
Didn't it evolve?
Lie4him
Gold is created the same way everything else is, in the solar furnaces of our universe.
Lie4him...she blinded me with psuedo-science.
@Live
Gold. Really? Are you that desperate?
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This research was funded by the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC), the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) and the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG).
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Speaking of evolved, why did you run from the discussion on the first page?
@Richard Cranium : Gold is created the same way everything else is, in the solar furnaces of our universe.
@hawaiiguest : Gold. Really? Are you that desperate?
WOW! I must appear to be too serious, given these comments! Science brought the subject up and I tried (failed obviously) to make a joke of it. 🙂
@Tommy : why did you run from the discussion on the first page?
I've got three thoughts to your question:
1) I don't owe you or anyone on this page a response. We're all here to exchange ideas and when our time gets tight, we can leave without justifying it with you.
2) I don't run away from discussions that are meaningful. Every conversation can be broken down into two parts – 1) noise and 2) significant / meaningful debate. The former is a waste of time.
3) I try to avoid any debates on a page that is not the current / latest page. My time is limited and the only benefit that I get back from this forum is being able to give objective people fact to ponder upon. Since most people who post are not objective, it is pointless to chase all the rabbit trails that a given conversation begats. So, I stay on the current page. When some topic is meaningful, I (or someone else) will begin a new thread.
For a good laugh go see what topher said about what made gold on page 1
@ Live4Him, I got a giggle out of it.
Just thought you should know that one species of e-coli evolved into a different species of e-coli in the lab. Fact!
@Live
Considering you don't know anything about science, it's hard to know when you're joking about it.
@lunchbreaker : Live4Him, I got a giggle out of it.
That makes me feel better – my sense of humor isn't TOTALLY lacking. 😉
@die4him: " give objective people fact to ponder upon."
i believe most of us are still waiting on your so called facts.
yup still waiting............
and waiting........
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what does it mean if Genesis chapter ten talks about the city of Ninevah and Nimrod/gilgamesh
Nothing! The Babble is a poorly written fairy tale.
@HotAirAce : Nothing! The Babble is a poorly written fairy tale.
How so?
Lie4Him, The fairy tale part is obvious – there's no proof of a god or miracles or any of the creation myths. As to poorly written I suspect that is a reference to all of the inconsistencies in the text.
HotAirAce,
I wouldn't say that it's poorly written. It was pretty good for the times way back then. Those Middle Eastern Hebrew men were quite the drama queens - and knew a lot of methods to pull on the heartstrings and target the fears of the common man.
I found it a lot better reading than the quran. No professional editors or standards of MFA programs...not bad for the era and resources available, especially given the limited opportunities to improve and upgrade.
so Hebrew people are not smart enough to record a family tree. You think the Simeon, Reuben, Issachar, Naphtali, Gad, Asher, Zebulun , Benjamin , Joseph, Dan, Ephriam, and Levi are fictetious? and therefore so is cain ? and Noah?
@Austin
Are all those people ficticious? Possibly, possibly not. Could a person named Gad have lived 5,000 years ago? Sure, why not. Is that the person who is described in the bible – well that's a horse of a different color. Same goes for names like Noah or Cain.
If I was writing something like the bible I would certainly form the stories of the supernatural around well known places and people so that my story would seem more believable.
Re: poorly written, see all the above for examples, plus a really big one – no authenticity as the true word of some unproven god. In other words, with the odd exception of a name of an actual town thrown in, very likely The Babble is complete bullshit! Go ahead – prove me wrong. . .
every one of those names has a docmented family tree of its own, and regions and areas provided, as well as docmentation concerning captivities assyrian, egyptian and babylonian. it seems as though we have the history of Israel in this book. for example, we see Aaronic and Levitical priests in isreal today , are they a replica or are they real? why would the accounts of moses and pharoah be fabricated? did abraham have a son named isaac?
Austin,
The Bible is a book which includes *some* history of primitive Hebrew culture, and *some* good advice for practical, beneficial human behavior, but mostly it is a compilation of ancient Middle Eastern historical fiction, myth, legend, superst.ition and fantasy.
The NT is a collection of the writings of various 1st century evangelists who were promoting their new offshoot religion.
There is not a whit of verified evidence for any of the supernatural beings and events in that book.
It means the same thing as when it talks about the ark nonsense and the Jonah in the fish for three days nonsense.
The Bible should begin "Once upon a time . . . " and finish with ". . . and the Christians lived happily ever after."
@Austin
Out of fa.b.ric.ation can come reality, as we've seen from the bible, or I guess a better example may be the game of qu.iddi.tch was purely imaginary but now there are college leagues and it has ostensibly become as real as football or s.oc.cer. Same can be said about religious rituals or priests, they are indeed real, but who's to say their origins are real? You have only one highly suspect book. As for geneologies and historical docu.mentation, lets turn back to Harry Potter again for insp.iration, We can look at the entire Black Family Tree that goes back to it's ancient roots and we know that the Malfoy's, Lestrange's, Tonk's and Blacks are all related. The human mind is very very capable of creating entire genealogies from scratch so why do you think it's only a recent phenomonon. Furthermore, sure, they could be true in the most barebones sort of way that there was a family tree that matched the one given, but that does not mean that as they are characterized in the bible is also any more real than a talking burning bush. I'm not sure that HotAirAce is altogether right. Harry Potter and the Bible are "poorly written" if you're looking for classic, well written literature, but they still both entertain and have certainly had a huge impact on society at large so it wasn't horribly written, it's just inconsistent, there are plot holes and contradictions but if it's aim is to entertain, they both did a fantastic job.
Austin, I would bet that someone wanted Moses/god to look super powerful so they made up a story about how Moses/god defeated Egypt which was probably the most powerful kingdom in the region at the time. However, outside of the bible there is no evidence that any of that stuff ever happened.
forget the part you believe is a story , why do i keep hearing that Israel was not a slave to egypt during the time of Moses? moses was after Jacob, and we have proper docmentation for the lineage of Jacobs family, so why would they lie about being slaves?
i want you all to know that i have experienced supernatural experiences. spiritual revelation both good and evil. and i understand that my experience is not testable proof to your community, but my testimony is from one man to another man/woman and i believe in this book is God's revealed word to mankind and that there is a Messiah, God in the flesh.
i see how the slavery and the caananite executions. ect are not things we agree with, but i cant lie, I have experienced supernatural abilities of spirits communicating, and it happened ESPECIALLY through the bible. it also happened through a demonic experience, through dreams, and through my thoughts being transcripted into someone elses dream.
spiritual life is reality, so is the devil. and so is God. science needs to be careful, and if you are in that field, stop with the athiesm. taking it to that extent is cult religion. so are some christian churches. but God is authentic.
Austin, I firmly believe if you take your stories to a competent mental health professional you will be diagnosed with some form of mental illness. And if you really believe your experiences are real, you should subject them to a thorough examination by a skeptic, and get a huge monetary award if your experience can't be debunked. I bet you don't have the guts to do either.
Austin,
Every religion has followers who have spoken to/seen their god. How do you explain all the other religions having experiences that seem very real to them?
hot air ace, you say this as an athiest?, and i am sure if i told my experiences to an atheist they would maybe feel that way.
but i have been writing my dreams down for five years . and i have personal data and evidence. its not my job to battle athiest psychology. there are people who reject any notion of spiritual truth, and there are others who's heart has been prepared and ready for truth.
Acts 2:17 ASV
American Standard Version
And it shall be in the last days, saith God, I will pour forth of My Spirit upon all flesh: And your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, And your young men shall see visions, And your old men shall dream dreams:
taken from Joel 2:28
just from one man to another.. ask for faith.
@Tommy : If I was writing something like the bible I would certainly form the stories of the supernatural around well known places and people
Ummmm... They were around verifiable places and people. Some Egyptians Pharaohs have been identified in Egyptian artifacts and the Bible.
@Tommy : outside of the bible there is no evidence that any of that stuff ever happened.
Ever hear of the Israel Stella?
Austin, it sounds like you would be a perfect test case for proving the existence or truth of some god. All you have to do is subject your claims, beliefs, documents and evidence to independent review. Again, I don't think you have the guts. I think you are mentally ill, a liar or both. In fact, I'm going with both.
http://www.bibleevidences.com/archeology.htm
Wilson, who was fluent in 45 ancient languages and dialects, meticulously analyzed 29 kings from 10 different nations, each of which had corroborating archeological artifacts. Each king was mentioned in the Bible as well as documented by secular historians, thus offering a means of comparison.
Without a single error, Luke was accurate in naming 32 countries, 54 cities, and 9 islands.
Discoveries ranging from evidence for the Tower of Babel, to Exodus, to the Walls of Jericho, all the way to the tombs of contemporaries of St. Paul, have greatly enhanced the believability of the Bible. Though this vast archeological evidence does not prove God wrote the Bible, it surely must compel the honest skeptic to at least acknowledge its historical veracity.
@Live
I know this concept is hard for you to understand. But just saying that there is evidence without providing the actual evidence means absolutely nothing. Also,
Spider-Man comics take place in New York. There is really a New York, therefore all the events have a higher probability of being true.
This is the logic you're using.
Why should I be impressed that the people who wrote the bible knew the names of the places they lived near, and the names of the rulers of those places?
If you don't like the spider man analogy then the fact that Troy was a real place must prove that Zeus is real.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merneptah_Stele#section_3
one day a kitten, with distemper came to my porch. it was a white and shivering in the summer, purring .
that night i had a dream that i was in a forest at night, tall pine trees and cold out. there was an A frame cabin, so i knocked.
this lady let me in and said, you can stay here i have 2 children...........on was sitting on a chair, and one was dead and its spirit was in the corner of the room. then the spirit started singing to me in a demonic vioce (like 3 voices at once, high pitched) and then my body inverted in the air(in the dream) hanging there upside down. then that white kitten ran underneath me with blood gushing out of its entire abdomen). I woke up and knew that i had received an evil report.
I went right outside and found it at the end of the drive way, flat as a pancake on the high way, 550 feet from my house.
let me ask you this........why didnt i just have a dream that the cat was ran over? why was it a demonic revelation?
Because your brain is fucked up by crazy myths!
@austin: yeah and i had a terrifying dream once of my grandmother's house being haunted by an "evil" spirit; when i woke i didn't call the ghostbusters because
GHOSTS/SPIRITS ARE NOT REAL!
Schizophrenic physicists reach unto the “infinity of it all”! 02/05/13
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHHz4mB9GKY&feature=player_embedded
Lionlylamb,
what is your opinion about this video?
Celestial thermodynamics and quantum electrodynamics are of the sameness,,,,,,
was that english?
Last time I looked into it my English is above board and legitimate. Are you sure English isn't your second language? Third maybe?
im just saying that celestial and quantum make both of those other words a lot more interesting . i assume.
I guess then you know little to hardly nothing about thermodynamics and electrodynamics being radiant heat waves versus ambient electrical energy and that they have more in common then one can dare philosophize?
Oh, shut up, you doddering old fuck. You haven't written coherently on this blog in years. Instead of asking other people if English is their second or third language, how about writing it in a way that people don't need a fucking decoder ring and a thesaurus to figure out what stupid thought you're trying to convey??? Condescending asshole.
Check,
Who dare asked you to blurt out such negativities? All your wasted words of magnanimous negative jargon isn't worthy a plug-nickel. Go back to your room and stay there. Checkmate!