Gooddeed999:
What about Nazarene covenant?

Maynman:


Don’t confuse the Nazarenes to the Christian sects.

Gooddeed999:


I’m asking a question. I didn’t compare anything. Do you know anything about Nazarene covenant?

Maynman:


Nazarenes are Gnostics, maybe you don’t know what you are talking about.

Gooddeed999:
What about Nazarene covenant?

LordReed:


He is probably referring to Samson's Nazirite vows.

Gooddeed999:


I’m asking a question. I didn’t compare anything.

budaatum:
What are gnostics?

What are mystics?

Maynman:


My bud!

budaatum:


Remember those Egyptian priests who kept their reading secret so reading it was forgotten?

What are gnostics?

Maynman:


Stop lying Bud.

budaatum:


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egyptian_hieroglyphs


What are gnostics?

Maynman:


Stop lying bud.

budaatum:

Egypt had the deepest "culture and language and traditions" at some point. Egypt's "culture and language and traditions" was once so deep that they wrote it in stone that only the priests could read and the people had to worship the gods as those priests dictated. The priests all eventually died off and the secret of reading the writing died off too such that when the Romans and the Greeks arrived in Egypt and asked what was written in stone, the locals said it was written in the language of the gods that no one knew how to read. And no one learnt to reread it until the Europeans worked out to translate it.

budaatum:

For almost 30 centuries—from its unification around 3100 B.C. to its conquest by Alexander the Great in 332 B.C.—ancient Egypt was the preeminent civilization in the Mediterranean world. From the great pyramids of the Old Kingdom through the military conquests of the New Kingdom, Egypt’s majesty has long entranced archaeologists and historians and created a vibrant field of study all its own: Egyptology.
https://www.history.com/.amp/topics/ancient-history/ancient-egypt

budaatum:
I don't blame you for the gap in your knowledge, Maynman. It's not as if Ancient Egypt is on the Nigerian school curriculum.

budaatum:


You really should reflect, Mayn, and read your past posts again.

Every thread I've seen you in is you arguing, and when you fail to get your way tantrums seem to ensue.

Maynman:
Desperate Bud. Bwahahahah I wish you’ll listen to Your advice, and read to learn properly not to argue.

budaatum:


Some people don't seem to like being asked questions.

Maynman:
Some people are lover of arguments. Why so desperate?

budaatum:


This desperate?

Maynman:


Okay Bud. Bwahahahah

budaatum:


It's a pity you choose to derail your own threads, May. It diminishes what you may have to say, which is a great pity.

I'll continue with my patients towards your ad hominems. I love seeing how long it takes some to grow and mature if they do at all.

Maynman:
In some myths, Sophia is the syzygy of Christ(Logos).