For the worst??? Maybe according to you... Regardless, the fact remains, Christianity is around and well in the 21st century and dominates the world -- let's not forget. Therefore, this relatively "new" version is ordained by God, unlike the Sumerian world-order, looonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnngggggggggggg gone. "Do a figure eight on that."

If people really want to destroy their country and culture..., then follow the tired and proven result of following a damned, archaic belief-system. I, for one, know where my allegiance lies, and that's definitely not in the 'unfashionable.' Haven't you heard: JESUS CHRIST "SUPERSTAR"???

Sorry, I dont listen to Lil' Jon. YEaaYAH!!!!

[size="3"][/size][font="Comic Sans MS"][/font]I must add a bit of something to this thread... we constantly argue things that are unarguable. If you believe in the Bible and what it says about God and man, wonderful, if you don't, great, since when it is worth it to fight over something as intangible as faith? I for one am going to look further into this link and it's theories because it interests and intrigues me and I think it would be interesting to learn more. If you don't want to, whatever, I'm not your mama, and I won't make you swallow everything on your plate just because I have tasted it and believe it is good. But good grief, can't someone believe something around here without it being a matter of life and death? I believe the Bible for me and me alone. I have my reasons and I will share them with someone who is INTERESTED in them, not with someone who is irritated by the mere thought of them. Goodness gracious, things people believe about us do not have to affect us - just because I believe my cousin is a thief and a liar, doesn't mean he has to care that I do, or even acknowlege my belief. If you are truly interested in the beliefs of others it would be best to hear them out without taking offense, don't you think? If you know you will get upset if you find out why or how someone believes, then grow up.
Thank you.

One of the lost tribes ended up in the australian outback and are still there today!

They changed their name to "The wandering wombats". Fair dinkum.

This is a very intriguing comment, Bella-Angelique....do you have anything else
to add....?

A while back...when I was reading a book about the Copper Scroll...I began
wondering if there were connections between the Welsh language and Ancient
Egyptian laguage...your comment has made me want to look into this again.

It's common knowledge in the UK that welsh DNA is 50% sheep

Are you related to Anne Robinson? You naughty person!