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Temple Ov Khnum Unveil Statue in Oklahoma City, Religious Leaders Want it removed
- Thread starter Stanyon
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I won't (though I don't know what you're talking about).
well....damn....I usually look at which forum I'm posting in...missed it in this case...
Better, but still not real.Do you like this better?
Jeremiah Ames
Well-Known Member
Why do local religious leaders think they should decide what kinds of statues are displayed?The Temple Ov Khnum, a relatively unknown Egyptian esoteric group has decided to make itself public with the unveiling of this statue in Swatek Park in Oklahoma city and local religious leaders want it removed due to supposedly promoting idolatry. Whether a publicity stunt, social experiment, or an actual desire to pay homage or to bring forth the energies of their chosen God forms it seems for the time being it will stay.
Jeremiah Ames
Well-Known Member
I don't use the <ignore> function.
But there are many posters who aren't worth bothering with reading.
Tom
I'm smarter than you.
Saw it right away.
Hence my post which didn't give away the joke.
I could not find a plane flight from revoltistan to Egypt so you could see real. But apparently Egypt does not want your kind there, even as a tourist.
I'm on more than one watch list.
Sand Dancer
Crazy Cat Lady
The Temple Ov Khnum, a relatively unknown Egyptian esoteric group has decided to make itself public with the unveiling of this statue in Swatek Park in Oklahoma city and local religious leaders want it removed due to supposedly promoting idolatry. Whether a publicity stunt, social experiment, or an actual desire to pay homage or to bring forth the energies of their chosen God forms it seems for the time being it will stay.
Does a cross promote idolatry? They don't seem to mind those.