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03-01-2005, 06:11 PM | #71 |
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DANmark DANube LonDAN One of the most popular Scandinavian surnames: Isaacson. Isaacson/Isaac's Sons. This is direct irrefutable linguistic evidence. You evos can assert fossils anthropon status but suddenly won't admit the obvious because Bible veracity is the issue = proof of bias. WT |
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Oh gods, didn't we just go over this? Arguments from linguistics based on ignorance is not a valid debate tactic either.
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I submit that while the Genesis account can be construed to be *somewhat* in line with Earth's history in a non-specific, case-by-case basis, overall it is completely different and can not be relied upon to give you the same results we can find by observation. Why then should we rely on this book as our source of information? |
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London, from the Latin Londinium from the Brittic from the Brithonic a place belonging to Londinos. Danube: from Danuvium from Danu A Celtic Goddess. Scandinavia: From Scandia from Skane, an area in southern Sweden. Danmark: The mark (borderland) of the Danes from ON Danr (a dane) The Old Norse word means something like flatlander. Isaacson does not predate the twelfth century. Before the Christianization of the North Biblical names were unknown. Again the biblist fails when he tries to play scientist Eldarion Lathria |
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For IIDB's information, Willowtree has earned a not so comfortable reputation over at Infidelguy.com
http://www.infidelguy.com/modules.ph...8671&start=345 |
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WT, that's self parody at its finest. But you missed a few:
SuDAN, ManDAN, HanDAN, WoDAN, DANder, DANdle, DANte, and especially DANDAN, to say nothing of MaGADha, GADfly, GADding, or briGADe. eGADs! |
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Linguistic similarities between unrelated languages is a very shaky arguement, WT.
:rolling: I can only assume you are not serious. |
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Brutus/British: O.T. covenant man (ish(i) hebrew for 'man'.) Quote:
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IF origin is FIRST (and it is) THEN the massive history of the Danites is seen linguistically across Eurasia. Tuatha de Danaan = Tribe of Dan [source: Dr. Scott] |
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You have evaded and twisted everything. Why ? Because my points hurt. You have refused to debate. WT |
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