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Spiritual Computers?The Most High -- Allah to the Muslims, Yahweh to the Hebrews, or God/Christ/Thehos to the Christians did not create the computer. He did not gift it with the senses that gives it a direct line to him. The computer does not have an “ethereal umbilical cord” to the Most High. It is a conglomeration of switches, keys, units, circuits, cold metal, and serpentine wires that when operational, surges with electricity to becomes it's “life force.”It has no spiritual heart with which to feel, only a central processing unit; it has no spiritual sense with which to perceive the creator in all his glorious splendor, only a transistor, camera, circuits, and sensors. It has no seats, chakras or lights for seeing, hearing, and feeling the messages sent by the Most High. The computer, like it's master, the Luciferian, has no soul, so it cannot function on the spiritual plane. Source: Dr. York vs. The Computer Political Truth ExposedWe endorsed George Bush for the Presidency, and received numerous e-mails saying “Republicans are racists.” Our response was, “we're endorsing the issues, and don't think there are no racist Democrats.”Case and point -- the Democratic Senator from West Virginia, Robert Byrd, on March 4, 2001 used the normally, rage inducing word nigger twice last week during a television interview. It would have been front-page news if it had been a Republican, because the media is teeming with race-baiting, liberal Democrats. Thus, most people are only getting one spin, or one side of the stories. --STAFF WRITER Master Saying“Try to open your heart before you open your mouth.”Source: Holy Tabernacle Family Guide Ben York's Journey(Ben) York fascinated various Native American Indian tribes that the (Lewis and Clark) expedition members encountered. The chief of a Mandan Tribe was so astonished by York's complexion; he tried to rub off his darkness thinking it was charcoal (painting - 50 KB, by Charles M. Russell). It was a custom amongst the Indian tribes for the warriors to cover their bodies with charcoal in preparation for their return from battle. It signified them as the victorious warriors and denoted their bravery and fearlessness.. . .They felt York was the strongest of the people he traveled with. Source: Book of the Five Percenters |
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