Two people drown during baptism, 15 believed missing

Imagine one day.... you were wrong ... My Christianity doesn't cost a lot. It doesn't make my read 1000 books on why there shouldn't or can't be a God. I don't have to explain and force my No beliefs onto others.
The way I see it: Being an anti-christ / Atheist is fcking hard work.
Yet your Bible tells you to...
I'll admit, being an Atheist is not easy, you actually have to start thinking for yourself, which is close to impossible for some...
 
How do you "believe someone missing". Surely being missing is a binary? You're either there or you're not?

Also on a totally unrelated note, if we can make people missing through the power of belief, can we all believe every ANC member and supporter missing?
 
How do you "believe someone missing". Surely being missing is a binary? You're either there or you're not?

Also on a totally unrelated note, if we can make people missing through the power of belief, can we all believe every ANC member and supporter missing?
It used for saying that it is the general opinion of most people that something is true although it has not been proved. e.g. A third man is missing and is believed to have been taken into police custody.
 
Imagine one day.... you were wrong ... My Christianity doesn't cost a lot. It doesn't make my read 1000 books on why there shouldn't or can't be a God. I don't have to explain and force my No beliefs onto others.
The way I see it: Being an anti-christ / Atheist is fcking hard work.
It is hard work.

If getting dunked in the Jukskei is part of your faith then thats something that needs to be reconsidered.
Baptism is silly for many reasons which can be debated in another thread but standing in a polluted river during a hailstorm is Darwin award.

Its a shitty way to go but they had poor judgement here.
 
Jesus did an early recall on the souls or maybe Satan trolling Jeez by taking those souls seconds before he could save them.
 
Just a fyi


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Shembe's legacy has created some controversy. In a 1967 book, G.C. Oosthuizen argued that the movement was "a new religion that sees Isaiah Shembe as 'the manifestation of God.'" On the one hand, Oosthuizen was attacked by Bengt Sundkler and Absolom Vilakazi as being too westernized to understand Zulu culture, and claimed that the movement remained Christian. On the other hand, Oosthuizen's view has been embraced by two of Shembe's successors, his younger son Amos Shembe and his grandson Londa Shembe, who (although they fought with each other over who was the legitimate successor and eventually formed two separate branches of the church), both of whom believe that Shembe did indeed create something new.

Today, Ibandla lamaNazaretha is no longer recognized as a church that affiliates under Christianity; rather it is an independent religion, the religion of AmaNazareth"
 
Just a fyi


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Shembe's legacy has created some controversy. In a 1967 book, G.C. Oosthuizen argued that the movement was "a new religion that sees Isaiah Shembe as 'the manifestation of God.'" On the one hand, Oosthuizen was attacked by Bengt Sundkler and Absolom Vilakazi as being too westernized to understand Zulu culture, and claimed that the movement remained Christian. On the other hand, Oosthuizen's view has been embraced by two of Shembe's successors, his younger son Amos Shembe and his grandson Londa Shembe, who (although they fought with each other over who was the legitimate successor and eventually formed two separate branches of the church), both of whom believe that Shembe did indeed create something new.

Today, Ibandla lamaNazaretha is no longer recognized as a church that affiliates under Christianity; rather it is an independent religion, the religion of AmaNazareth"
Yes, Shembe... I'm fascinated by them. About 1 million people in that group at the moment.
 
When I read that headline I somehow knew already this must be in the Klein Jukskei in my area.
I've seen these baptism sessions all over the place, it's an eyesore to be honest, but each to his own I guess.
Maybe next time invest in some poole noodles in case jesus is on a lunch break again.

The other day I was riding past this sign higher up the Klein Jukskei thinking "how the hell does someone drown here!? This is not rocket science: rain comes, you move away from the river".... another failure of common sense it seems.

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While on this subject how many people have drowned / died from bacteria due to bathing in the Ganges river in India in the believe of their sins being washed away?
 
When I read that headline I somehow knew already this must be in the Klein Jukskei in my area.
I've seen these baptism sessions all over the place, it's an eyesore to be honest, but each to his own I guess.
Maybe next time invest in some poole noodles in case jesus is on a lunch break again.

The other day I was riding past this sign higher up the Klein Jukskei thinking "how the hell does someone drown here!? This is not rocket science: rain comes, you move away from the river".... another failure of common sense it seems.

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We had lots of tiny spruities where I grew up.
The problem is it can rain upriver and be sunny where you are standing.
As a kid I got to know that water very well, you see it twitching you get out of it's path.
More than once I watched it turn from a placid little stream into a wall of water.
 
While on this subject how many people have drowned / died from bacteria due to bathing in the Ganges river in India in the believe of their sins being washed away?
I don't know but remember watching some show where the minister in charge of the river said something like

The Ganges cleanses itself "The solution to pollution is dilution"
 
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