Frenology is considered bullshit since more than 100 years.

Gee, I think I'm becoming offended by pictures of beautiful plants. I don't know about the rest of you, but it is almost as traumatising for me as being subjected to photos of nude bodies. JC, please post only inoffensive material, such as animal abuse and other violent acts, which bring us comfort. Decapitated bodies are also OK, as long as they are clothed.

Pornography is sin, the bible says not to look at it, the bible says that if you look at a woman with lust you already have commited adultery. Drugs, well I place them all in one category, and that is of alcohol. Bible says not to even look at it, little lone drink any. kylewaters, I tell you those videos I have seen are very sad, but it confirms my belief in Christ and that the devil really does control the world. I tell you, I dare anyone to watch the video below, it is shocking. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tzah4mRqAvo

And I dare you to read, consider, and apply "Challenge to ATA1" . I respectfully decline to "dare" to view any links presented by you. Thank you, however, for the warning! The Lord gives us free will, and I am grateful for, and exercise the free will He has given me, to view and partake of the wonderful things He has given us. Satan does NOT control the world; he only entices sickos with evil thoughts and images. I choose not to give my power away to the forces of darkness, but to instead glorify God with my service to others and to Him. One needn't look at a woman (nor man) with lust, even if nude; Alcohol is not a "drug", even in the form of ethanol. It is, like hemp, a natural substance. Neither do drugs (prozac, aspirin, vicodin, lorazepem, etc.) fall into your category of "alcohol". By the way: 1Timothy 5:23--"Drink no longer water, but use a little wine for thy stomach's sake and thine often infirmities." This does NOT mean to drink too much! Furthermore, partaking of alcohol needn't be a sin. Yes, it can be abused, just like sex, money, children, food, and so forth. Are children a sin because we can abuse them? Is sex evil, because God made it the most wonderful and loving act we can share with another person? Lastly, about your misconstrued perception of "drugs" (compared to synthetic and pharmacological varieties created by man): Genesis 1:29,30 And God said, Behold, I have given you every herb bearing seed, which is upon the face of all the earth, and every tree, in the which is the fruit of a tree yielding seed. . .Genesis 1:31 And God saw every thing that he had made, and behold, it was very good… I pray for you, ATA1, that you will allow The Lord to remove the veil of twisted perception from your eyes, so that you may see the truth, go out into the world, and spread the message not of hate, but of love.

yeah I think those rules are impossible to follow unless you are married, and even then it still would be hard it's hard not to lust when you see beautiful woman they're either hot, or not. You gotta define lust though too sometimes I might see a beautiful women and not think think too much , but just wanna talk and am open to any advances she would make.

1Timothy 5:23--"Drink no longer water, but use a little wine for thy stomach's sake and thine often infirmities." This does NOT mean to drink too much! Furthermore, partaking of alcohol needn't be a sin. The bible is talking about non alcoholic wine. You really think the god would tell his creation to drink alcohol? Pro 23:31 Look not thou upon the wine when it is red, when it giveth his color in the cup, when it moveth itself aright. What that means is not to drink wine when it has alcohol in it, or it has fermented. "when it moveth itself aright" that means it has fermented and has some bubbles from the fermentation. No the bible says not to drink alcoholic wine, keep upto date on your scripture reading so you are not speaking falsely. The devil also uses ignorance of man to proclaim sin.

"the god"? Do you mean the god of wine? Bachus or Dionysus? This depends upon the two distinctions: tiyrowsh -- "new wine", which insinuates fresh grape juice; yayin -- This word is translated "wine" in most versions. it comes from a root meaning "to effervesce", so it is definitely alcoholic. Fermented wine was called yayin yashan, or if it was much older, yayin meyushshan or yashan noshan. Proverbs was written by a man, hence not a command by God; Solomon warns against drunkeness. The Bible does permit the consumption of alcoholic yayin, while condemning the use of it to the point of drunkenness, as well as partaking before entering a place of worship. I expect to be shortly inundated by a plethora of such quotes from you. I am prepared for rebuttal. Deut. 14:26 And thou shalt bestow that money for whatsoever thy soul lusteth after, for oxen, or for sheep, or for wine, or for strong drink, or for whatsoever thy soul desireth: and thou shalt eat there before the LORD thy God, and thou shalt rejoice, thou, and thine household... This verse mentions both yayin and shekar (which is strong drink), and clearly permits its use within a celebratory religious context. Post Script: It is impossible to "keep up to date" on scriptures, as they do not change with the passage of time. Be careful that you neither speak falsely, by using quotes from a wise king cautioning against overindulgence, and inferring such as the word of God (or "the god" as you call it). :)

Proverbs was written by a man, hence not a command by God; Solomon warns against drunkeness. The Bible does permit the consumption of alcoholic yayin, while condemning the use of it to the point of drunkenness, as well as partaking before entering a place of worship. I expect to be shortly inundated by a plethora of such quotes from you. I am prepared for rebuttal. Deut. 14:26 And thou shalt bestow that money for whatsoever thy soul lusteth after, for oxen, or for sheep, or for wine, or for strong drink, or for whatsoever thy soul desireth: and thou shalt eat there before the LORD thy God, and thou shalt rejoice, thou, and thine household... It does not say anywhere to drink wine. Jdg 13:4 Now therefore beware, I pray thee, and drink not wine nor strong drink, and eat not any unclean thing: Pro 20:1 Wine is a mocker, strong drink is raging: and whosoever is deceived thereby is not wise. My opinion is that getting drunk is wrong, but how can getting "alittle" drunk be alright? Drinking 1/2 glass of alcoholic wine is getting "alittle bit drunk". Like all other sins, you can't just commit alittle adultery, alittle stealing, alittle lying and say "I only did it alittle bit, thats ok". No you are wrong, if you drink any alcohol you are getting "alittle bit drunk" and the bible says not to get drunk. http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/BTP/Dr_Jeff_Owens/truth_about_booze1.wma http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/BTP/Dr_Jeff_Owens/truth_about_booze2.wma That is information about the truth about alcohol. The amount of deaths on the roads due to alcohol is a testament that it is of the devil.

What the HELL ?? Can you stop posting these pictures ATA ? We have asked you over and over, as soon as i saw just a tiny bit of your post i did not further look at the rest as they are pictures no one wants to remember.. This forum is not for this.. REMOVE THEM PLEASE..!

Reminds me of one of the Oniwabanshu in Rurouni Kenshin, guy with a claw. I think I might be able to trump that though... Man, other guys are probably getting laid on Valentine's day...

I did NOT say that it is commanded in the bible "Thou shalt drink wine"! So are we to infer that one pint of beer with a full meal = " a little drunk", regardless of the amount? Your pseudologic indicates likewise, that eating is a sin, for overindulgence is a sin, correct? Therefore, to eat at all is, by your very definition, "a little bit of gluttony"! Was Jackie injured by "a little drunk" driver?? Get your story straight! She now speaks at many schools warning of the dangers of DRUNK driving! Apparently, you have never even drunk a beer in your life; otherwise, you would understand the feeling of when it is time to stop, as well as the metabolic processes of the body. If you however respond in the affirmative, then you admit implicitly to "drunkenness"; it is highly probable that you have an addictive personality, and cannot control your behaviours, so you choose not to partake at all in drink, sex, and other "sins". All christians are therefore sinners, and "drunk" after partaking of the sacrament at communion. Tell us, ATA1, which give you more ecstatic nightmares: The horrific horticultural photos posted by JC, or the lovely images of your obsessions, which you feel compelled to impose upon others, as you mistakenly conclude that others are aroused in the same manner as yourself?