Frank
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Mattyfisk wrote on May 19 th, 2019 at 10:13pm: Frank wrote on May 19 th, 2019 at 9:39pm: Mattyfisk wrote on May 18 th, 2019 at 7:50pm: Frank wrote on May 18 th, 2019 at 6:43pm: Mattyfisk wrote on May 18 th, 2019 at 5:43pm: Frank wrote on May 18 th, 2019 at 4:54pm: Mattyfisk wrote on May 17 th, 2019 at 11:43pm: Frank wrote on May 17 th, 2019 at 10:26pm: polite_gandalf wrote on May 17 th, 2019 at 3:02pm: freediver wrote on May 17 th, 2019 at 1:25pm: What benefits Gandalf? I do not address them because they are all in your head, So creating and running the greatest slave trade the world has ever known had zero benefits to the societies that ran them? Damn, they must have missed the memo... Quote:The industrial revolution in western Europe did not rely on slavery either. Tell me FD, which people worked the plantations that produced the raw materials for the first mass consumer markets in Europe - including tobacco, sugar, coffee? Muslims have been the most significant slave traders. They still are. Islam permits slavery. Christianity does not. You Muslims are the most dishonest arsecoveres and dissembling liars in any discussion about slavery - and most other things. " Slaves, obey your earthly masters". Peter 2:18. Dishonest arsecoverers and dissembling liars, innit. Oiketai means servants in Greek, not slaves, slimey. Good point, dear boy. It would appear that the English during the time of King James made no such distinction. You? Does it appear thus to your Paki eyes? Considering that the NT was written in Greek and the relevant word, oiketai, means servant, it matters little what your lying Paki eyes tell you, isn't it,Edna?
Now you are adamantly sticking with a mis-translation (in the King James it IS rendered as servants, BTW), just to defend Muslim slaving??? You are a F**g Paki, through and through. You had too many of them up you and they have infected you with dishonesty and probably much else. Now now, I believe the Greek term translates as "bonded servant". Now that's someone sold by their family to work be owned by another. Thank you, old boy, you're right indeed. King James did say servants. Most Bibles since have used the term slaves. Now what do you make of that? I think you are an idiot. If you look at the Greek for servant and slave you would see that Peter said servant. But being a bolshoi paki shitehead you insist in the mistranslation to attempt to prove your baseless ideological lie. That's you in a nutshell - ignorant idiot persisting with his lies for the sake of agit prop. Bwian is proud of you. Now now, old boy, I believe the Greek term translates as " bonded servant". Some translations use this definition. A bonded servant is someone sold by their family, usually as children, to be owned by another. You know, like marriage. Not unlike your jolly self, dear boy. You're my bonded wife. You are mincing down that ladder, Paki, pretending it's not a climb down. The Greek simply means household servant. Same word family from which we get economy.
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