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...And then they'll eat people!
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« Reply #5 on: March 26, 2012, 04:48:05 PM » |
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...And then they'll eat people!
Fetch the garlic and the silver-tipped canes!
I thought that only happened in Romania... Here is a little debunking, whilst on the subject of Romania, the Carpathians and up to the Tatras. We all know of the folk stories of people who feared neighbors who rarely, if ever ventured out in sunlight. This is an attribute given to the 'undead' or Vampires of fiction. I developed an eye disorder in my late 20's which caused corneal distortions and with them, painful photo-phobia- or aversion to bright sunlight. (Since then, I have had the problem surgically corrected - an option not possible until the 1970's.) My ophthalmologist was a Jew of East European background - from the same regions as my family. I mentioned to him that there were four of us in the local parishes, Orthodox and Greek Catholic, whom I was aware of who shared this disorder. Outside of them, I never heard of it. Anyway, he mentioned that there was some research indicating a genetic issue among certain Slavic sub-groups and this eye disorder is more common there than elsewhere in Europe. Duh - when people were superstitious, they made up reasons why those afflicted would stay indoors on bright sunny days when work was to be done in the fields. Many superstitions can be likewise be debunked when analyzed. |
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« Reply #9 on: March 27, 2012, 10:38:23 AM » |
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I wouldn't put our serb1389 in the pool of a 'typical peace lovin'' Serb - whatever that stereotype means. I suspect he meant 'bring em on' in the context of lots of luck with that - given history and the passions which exist in the Balkans. Hope you are right...I am used to some pretty ugly stuff and I don't go looking for it. |
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I wouldn't put our serb1389 in the pool of a 'typical peace lovin'' Serb - whatever that stereotype means. I suspect he meant 'bring em on' in the context of lots of luck with that - given history and the passions which exist in the Balkans. Hope you are right...I am used to some pretty ugly stuff and I don't go looking for it. I don't see how one could follow his posts over the years and not 'get it.' Just this week on another thread on this very sub-board about t-shirt slogans, his posts support my defense of him. |
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Rome invading an area is nothing new. Its not the first time, and it wont be the last.
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Rome invading an area is nothing new. Its not the first time, and it wont be the last.
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I believe that there are few, if any, serious scholars, who would argue that Orthodoxy has ever harbored real imperial aspirations regarding the 'conversion' of the Latins into Orthodoxy over the course of history following the Great Schism. I agree with you that the same can not be said of the Church of Rome as she viewed the role of her universality and the institution of the Papacy - at least continuing up on to the Vatican 2 era. Rome 'invaded' an area for purposes of asserting her view of universality and Primacy in past centuries. However, I don't think that it is helpful to the Church as a whole to encourage worldviews based only on such past behavior- egregious as it may have been. Certainly the hierarchy of most of the Orthodox world has viewed the 'conflict' between Orthodoxy and the Roman Church in less provocative terms since Vatican 2 and have generally refrained from the type of rhetoric used in the OP here. As vamrat and I both observed, in the cauldron which forms public opinion, Roman expansion into Serbia is not likely to have any meaningful success. Nothing to really get foamed up about on this one. |
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« Reply #15 on: March 27, 2012, 11:49:44 AM » |
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I think you are taking the article out of context. The bulk of the article talks about serving non-ethnic Serbs in Sebia who are historically & culturally already part of the Catholic Church. Serbia’s opening after years of isolation, following the break-up of Yugoslavia, is seen by the Catholics as an opportunity, the 35-year-old Catholic priest emphasised further in a meeting with the Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need (ACN).
According to Štefkoviæ, some 410,000 Catholics live in Serbia. This Catholic grouping are made up of Hungarian, Croatian, Slovakian and German-speaking minorities. Serbia, which is seeking membership of the European Union, has 7.5 million inhabitants. The majority of the population are Orthodox Christians.
Serbia’s Catholic Church is divided into four Roman Catholic dioceses and one Greek Catholic diocese. The largest in terms of numbers is Subotica in the north of the country, in the province of Vojvodina. A hallmark of the region is its ethnic diversity. At the present time, 109 pastors belong to the Diocese of Subotica. Some 290,000 faithful are distributed among 116 parishes. “The focus of our pastoral work is the care of young people and families. The regular catechesis classes are well frequented,” says Mirko Štefkoviæ. There are good personal contacts with the Orthodox Church, but hardly any institutional cooperation.
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« Reply #16 on: March 27, 2012, 11:51:57 AM » |
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I think you are taking the article out of context. The bulk of the article talks about serving non-ethnic Serbs in Sebia who are historically & culturally already part of the Catholic Church. Serbia’s opening after years of isolation, following the break-up of Yugoslavia, is seen by the Catholics as an opportunity, the 35-year-old Catholic priest emphasised further in a meeting with the Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need (ACN).
According to Štefkoviæ, some 410,000 Catholics live in Serbia. This Catholic grouping are made up of Hungarian, Croatian, Slovakian and German-speaking minorities. Serbia, which is seeking membership of the European Union, has 7.5 million inhabitants. The majority of the population are Orthodox Christians.
Serbia’s Catholic Church is divided into four Roman Catholic dioceses and one Greek Catholic diocese. The largest in terms of numbers is Subotica in the north of the country, in the province of Vojvodina. A hallmark of the region is its ethnic diversity. At the present time, 109 pastors belong to the Diocese of Subotica. Some 290,000 faithful are distributed among 116 parishes. “The focus of our pastoral work is the care of young people and families. The regular catechesis classes are well frequented,” says Mirko Štefkoviæ. There are good personal contacts with the Orthodox Church, but hardly any institutional cooperation.
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I wouldn't put our serb1389 in the pool of a 'typical peace lovin'' Serb - whatever that stereotype means. I suspect he meant 'bring em on' in the context of lots of luck with that - given history and the passions which exist in the Balkans. Hope you are right...I am used to some pretty ugly stuff and I don't go looking for it. I don't see how one could follow his posts over the years and not 'get it.' Just this week on another thread on this very sub-board about t-shirt slogans, his posts support my defense of him. I don't know that I follow anyone here. I have a sense of you and orthonorm and a few of others but in the main I haven't got a good sense of many on this board, in terms of percentage of active posters or in raw numbers. So I have to say what I say and back off when I am wrong...or get backed off... I think that you are wrong about serb1389. |
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I wouldn't put our serb1389 in the pool of a 'typical peace lovin'' Serb - whatever that stereotype means. I suspect he meant 'bring em on' in the context of lots of luck with that - given history and the passions which exist in the Balkans. Hope you are right...I am used to some pretty ugly stuff and I don't go looking for it. I don't see how one could follow his posts over the years and not 'get it.' Just this week on another thread on this very sub-board about t-shirt slogans, his posts support my defense of him. I don't know that I follow anyone here. I have a sense of you and orthonorm and a few of others but in the main I haven't got a good sense of many on this board, in terms of percentage of active posters or in raw numbers. So I have to say what I say and back off when I am wrong...or get backed off... I think that you are wrong about serb1389. I got that. |
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I wouldn't put our serb1389 in the pool of a 'typical peace lovin'' Serb - whatever that stereotype means. I suspect he meant 'bring em on' in the context of lots of luck with that - given history and the passions which exist in the Balkans. Hope you are right...I am used to some pretty ugly stuff and I don't go looking for it. I don't see how one could follow his posts over the years and not 'get it.' Just this week on another thread on this very sub-board about t-shirt slogans, his posts support my defense of him. I don't know that I follow anyone here. I have a sense of you and orthonorm and a few of others but in the main I haven't got a good sense of many on this board, in terms of percentage of active posters or in raw numbers. So I have to say what I say and back off when I am wrong...or get backed off... I think that you are wrong about serb1389. thanks Second Chance! LoL. I love how one comment makes the whole thread turn to you....lol. I wouldn't put our serb1389 in the pool of a 'typical peace lovin'' Serb - whatever that stereotype means. I suspect he meant 'bring em on' in the context of lots of luck with that - given history and the passions which exist in the Balkans. Hope you are right...I am used to some pretty ugly stuff and I don't go looking for it. I don't see how one could follow his posts over the years and not 'get it.' Just this week on another thread on this very sub-board about t-shirt slogans, his posts support my defense of him. I don't know that I follow anyone here. I have a sense of you and orthonorm and a few of others but in the main I haven't got a good sense of many on this board, in terms of percentage of active posters or in raw numbers. So I have to say what I say and back off when I am wrong...or get backed off... You mean i'm not one of the fan favorites!!?? Blasphemy! I say bring them on.
Agreed. From most of the Serbs I know, I don't think they will have a lot of luck converting anyone. BTW, Congratulations on the anniversary of your Ordination! I agree on your first point, most unfortunately. And thanks!! I wouldn't put our serb1389 in the pool of a 'typical peace lovin'' Serb - whatever that stereotype means. I suspect he meant 'bring em on' in the context of lots of luck with that - given history and the passions which exist in the Balkans. That's absolutely the way I meant it. I'm done with war. I was there for 3/4, so believe me when I say...i'm done with it. Now all i have is a deep cynicism & sarcasm about it. I wouldn't put our serb1389 in the pool of a 'typical peace lovin'' Serb - whatever that stereotype means. I suspect he meant 'bring em on' in the context of lots of luck with that - given history and the passions which exist in the Balkans. Hope you are right...I am used to some pretty ugly stuff and I don't go looking for it. I don't see how one could follow his posts over the years and not 'get it.' Just this week on another thread on this very sub-board about t-shirt slogans, his posts support my defense of him. |
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Have the Eastern Orthodox ever built a Church in a Roman Catholic area? Yes. Bulgaria. Then we took it. Mwahaha! All your base are belong to us! Cats: "How are you gentlemen? All your base are belong to us!" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qItugh-fFgg |
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Im afraid this example doesnt qualify. The Church was built on Russian Soverign territory - Russian embassy grounds. So technically this doesnt meet the criteria of building on western property.
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Paranoia is a very Eastern trait. It extends from the Orthodox world right through Islam. Anything that isn't understood becomes suspect in the Eastern mind. I think there's a saying that goes something like this: East is East and West is West, and ne'er the twine shall meet. Of course the Serbs do have some historical grievances... |
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I believe an ancient church in Rome was given to the Patriarch by the Pope about ten to fifteen years ago. It might be a cop out though. I once read that Saint Peters doesn't belong to the Pope, it actually belongs to the Patriarch of Constantinople. Saint Paul is the Popes Church. No, St. John of the Lateran. St. Paul's was Alexandria's metochion (given to the Latin pretender to the throne of St. Mark). The pope of Rome abolished that when he abolished the title of "Patriarch of the West" |
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I wouldn't put our serb1389 in the pool of a 'typical peace lovin'' Serb - whatever that stereotype means. I suspect he meant 'bring em on' in the context of lots of luck with that - given history and the passions which exist in the Balkans. Hope you are right...I am used to some pretty ugly stuff and I don't go looking for it. I don't see how one could follow his posts over the years and not 'get it.' Just this week on another thread on this very sub-board about t-shirt slogans, his posts support my defense of him. I don't know that I follow anyone here. I have a sense of you and orthonorm and a few of others but in the main I haven't got a good sense of many on this board, in terms of percentage of active posters or in raw numbers. So I have to say what I say and back off when I am wrong...or get backed off... I think that you are wrong about serb1389. thanks Second Chance! LoL. I love how one comment makes the whole thread turn to you....lol. I wouldn't put our serb1389 in the pool of a 'typical peace lovin'' Serb - whatever that stereotype means. I suspect he meant 'bring em on' in the context of lots of luck with that - given history and the passions which exist in the Balkans. Hope you are right...I am used to some pretty ugly stuff and I don't go looking for it. I don't see how one could follow his posts over the years and not 'get it.' Just this week on another thread on this very sub-board about t-shirt slogans, his posts support my defense of him. I don't know that I follow anyone here. I have a sense of you and orthonorm and a few of others but in the main I haven't got a good sense of many on this board, in terms of percentage of active posters or in raw numbers. So I have to say what I say and back off when I am wrong...or get backed off... You mean i'm not one of the fan favorites!!?? Blasphemy! That fault, happily, has been corrected as of this writing. You are now on the list It seems you've recently been ordained...to which order?...and of course congratulations with many prayers for your vocation! M. serb1389 is an Orthodox priest working the vineyard of Christ in the Oakland, CA area (the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of San Francisco). Incidentally, he says that he currently lives in Walnut Creek,where the Mediterranean climate allows for the successful cultivation of many plants and crops, being warm enough for citrus yet cold enough for apples. In other words, the Garden of Eden! |
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« Reply #39 on: March 28, 2012, 11:35:27 AM » |
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I wouldn't put our serb1389 in the pool of a 'typical peace lovin'' Serb - whatever that stereotype means. I suspect he meant 'bring em on' in the context of lots of luck with that - given history and the passions which exist in the Balkans. Hope you are right...I am used to some pretty ugly stuff and I don't go looking for it. I don't see how one could follow his posts over the years and not 'get it.' Just this week on another thread on this very sub-board about t-shirt slogans, his posts support my defense of him. I don't know that I follow anyone here. I have a sense of you and orthonorm and a few of others but in the main I haven't got a good sense of many on this board, in terms of percentage of active posters or in raw numbers. So I have to say what I say and back off when I am wrong...or get backed off... I think that you are wrong about serb1389. thanks Second Chance! LoL. I love how one comment makes the whole thread turn to you....lol. I wouldn't put our serb1389 in the pool of a 'typical peace lovin'' Serb - whatever that stereotype means. I suspect he meant 'bring em on' in the context of lots of luck with that - given history and the passions which exist in the Balkans. Hope you are right...I am used to some pretty ugly stuff and I don't go looking for it. I don't see how one could follow his posts over the years and not 'get it.' Just this week on another thread on this very sub-board about t-shirt slogans, his posts support my defense of him. I don't know that I follow anyone here. I have a sense of you and orthonorm and a few of others but in the main I haven't got a good sense of many on this board, in terms of percentage of active posters or in raw numbers. So I have to say what I say and back off when I am wrong...or get backed off... You mean i'm not one of the fan favorites!!?? Blasphemy! That fault, happily, has been corrected as of this writing. You are now on the list It seems you've recently been ordained...to which order?...and of course congratulations with many prayers for your vocation! M. serb1389 is an Orthodox priest working the vineyard of Christ in the Oakland, CA area (the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of San Francisco). Incidentally, he says that he currently lives in Walnut Creek,where the Mediterranean climate allows for the successful cultivation of many plants and crops, being warm enough for citrus yet cold enough for apples. In other words, the Garden of Eden! LOL. Gen. 13:10 And Lot lifted up his eyes, and saw that the Jordan valley was well watered everywhere like the garden of the LORD, like the land of Egypt, in the direction of Zo'ar; this was before the LORD destroyed Sodom and Gomor'rah. |
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« Reply #40 on: March 28, 2012, 11:40:45 AM » |
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I wouldn't put our serb1389 in the pool of a 'typical peace lovin'' Serb - whatever that stereotype means. I suspect he meant 'bring em on' in the context of lots of luck with that - given history and the passions which exist in the Balkans. Hope you are right...I am used to some pretty ugly stuff and I don't go looking for it. I don't see how one could follow his posts over the years and not 'get it.' Just this week on another thread on this very sub-board about t-shirt slogans, his posts support my defense of him. I don't know that I follow anyone here. I have a sense of you and orthonorm and a few of others but in the main I haven't got a good sense of many on this board, in terms of percentage of active posters or in raw numbers. So I have to say what I say and back off when I am wrong...or get backed off... I think that you are wrong about serb1389. thanks Second Chance! LoL. I love how one comment makes the whole thread turn to you....lol. I wouldn't put our serb1389 in the pool of a 'typical peace lovin'' Serb - whatever that stereotype means. I suspect he meant 'bring em on' in the context of lots of luck with that - given history and the passions which exist in the Balkans. Hope you are right...I am used to some pretty ugly stuff and I don't go looking for it. I don't see how one could follow his posts over the years and not 'get it.' Just this week on another thread on this very sub-board about t-shirt slogans, his posts support my defense of him. I don't know that I follow anyone here. I have a sense of you and orthonorm and a few of others but in the main I haven't got a good sense of many on this board, in terms of percentage of active posters or in raw numbers. So I have to say what I say and back off when I am wrong...or get backed off... You mean i'm not one of the fan favorites!!?? Blasphemy! That fault, happily, has been corrected as of this writing. You are now on the list It seems you've recently been ordained...to which order?...and of course congratulations with many prayers for your vocation! M. serb1389 is an Orthodox priest working the vineyard of Christ in the Oakland, CA area (the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of San Francisco). Incidentally, he says that he currently lives in Walnut Creek,where the Mediterranean climate allows for the successful cultivation of many plants and crops, being warm enough for citrus yet cold enough for apples. In other words, the Garden of Eden! Yet California is not known as being so good for the real fruits of the Faith - cabbage and potatoes! |
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« Reply #41 on: March 28, 2012, 01:21:14 PM » |
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I wouldn't put our serb1389 in the pool of a 'typical peace lovin'' Serb - whatever that stereotype means. I suspect he meant 'bring em on' in the context of lots of luck with that - given history and the passions which exist in the Balkans. Hope you are right...I am used to some pretty ugly stuff and I don't go looking for it. I don't see how one could follow his posts over the years and not 'get it.' Just this week on another thread on this very sub-board about t-shirt slogans, his posts support my defense of him. I don't know that I follow anyone here. I have a sense of you and orthonorm and a few of others but in the main I haven't got a good sense of many on this board, in terms of percentage of active posters or in raw numbers. So I have to say what I say and back off when I am wrong...or get backed off... I think that you are wrong about serb1389. thanks Second Chance! LoL. I love how one comment makes the whole thread turn to you....lol. I wouldn't put our serb1389 in the pool of a 'typical peace lovin'' Serb - whatever that stereotype means. I suspect he meant 'bring em on' in the context of lots of luck with that - given history and the passions which exist in the Balkans. Hope you are right...I am used to some pretty ugly stuff and I don't go looking for it. I don't see how one could follow his posts over the years and not 'get it.' Just this week on another thread on this very sub-board about t-shirt slogans, his posts support my defense of him. I don't know that I follow anyone here. I have a sense of you and orthonorm and a few of others but in the main I haven't got a good sense of many on this board, in terms of percentage of active posters or in raw numbers. So I have to say what I say and back off when I am wrong...or get backed off... You mean i'm not one of the fan favorites!!?? Blasphemy! That fault, happily, has been corrected as of this writing. You are now on the list It seems you've recently been ordained...to which order?...and of course congratulations with many prayers for your vocation! M. serb1389 is an Orthodox priest working the vineyard of Christ in the Oakland, CA area (the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of San Francisco). Incidentally, he says that he currently lives in Walnut Creek,where the Mediterranean climate allows for the successful cultivation of many plants and crops, being warm enough for citrus yet cold enough for apples. In other words, the Garden of Eden! Isa, this one's even better: http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Jeremiah+48&version=NIVJeremiah 48
New International Version (NIV)
1 Concerning Moab:
This is what the LORD Almighty, the God of Israel, says:
“Woe to Nebo, for it will be ruined.
Kiriathaim will be disgraced and captured;
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I got nothing. I forgot the maps March 27th and May 30th 2010 were my Ordination dates, please forgive everything before that |
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« Reply #42 on: March 28, 2012, 01:36:40 PM » |
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serb1389 is an Orthodox priest working the vineyard of Christ in the Oakland, CA area (the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of San Francisco). Incidentally, he says that he currently lives in Walnut Creek,where the Mediterranean climate allows for the successful cultivation of many plants and crops, being warm enough for citrus yet cold enough for apples. In other words, the Garden of Eden!
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« Reply #43 on: March 28, 2012, 02:08:38 PM » |
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I say bring them on.
Brought to us by yer typical peace lovin' Serb. His response suggested nothing other than peaceful resistance, o' judgmental one. |
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« Reply #44 on: March 28, 2012, 02:39:16 PM » |
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Isa, this one's even better: http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Jeremiah+48&version=NIV Jeremiah 48
New International Version (NIV)
1 Concerning Moab:
This is what the LORD Almighty, the God of Israel, says:
“Woe to Nebo, for it will be ruined.
Kiriathaim will be disgraced and captured;
the stronghold will be disgraced and shattered. LOL. That's a view from the opposite direction, Father:  |
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Question a friend, perhaps he did not do it; but if he did anything so that he may do it no more.
A hasty quarrel kindles fire,
and urgent strife sheds blood.
If you blow on a spark, it will glow;
if you spit on it, it will be put out;
and both come out of your mouth
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