Vanetsi

Haven't we discussed this in a previous thread?

Someone please explain to me how this roast will work :-)

I love Parsegh Ganatchian's work, but our current anthem really is not strong enough to be an anthem. Aram Khatchaturian's national anthem for the Armenian Social Soviet Republic is much more powerful. Now that was an anthem fitting for the Armenian Spirit (the composition, at least). Soviet Armenia's National Anthem Give it some time to load.

Wow. Trying to make the Zionists look as though they tried to help the Armenians during the Genocide... And he cover their behinds by saying that their official stance was "muted and largely self-interested..." Seeing as how a Jewish professor in Israel published this leads me to doubt the disaffilition of the Israeli government.

That's great! Good find!

Good times Gamo. I hope it's going great with you, but I'd never do it again!

I can tolerate your evangelical fanaticism, but thats going way too far.

I find it funny that the person who created this thread has not even bothered with it since then--- or even signed on since the day after. Yours truly, Vanetsi, today's comic relief

hahaha the charlie brown one really got me laughing!

Hi Ludwig, What I meant was that it is important that a person has the right belief (and yes, there is indeed a right one-- one with many takes) in their heart. You're right about someone being fooled; it could happen. But my point is that anyone could be faithful. If what you're saying is that the sacraments play a big role, then I do agree with you.

hahahaha i wish i had a real response to that. too funny.

Pretty good Gams. Nice Armenian costumes.

Team Armenia: Gamavor weight: 150kg titles: wold champion hater of turks

I did judge them, didn't I. But it doesn't take an expert to see through these people. I could preach on how these Evangelists aren't legit. I could preach on how they in now way follow the apostolic succession. I could preach on how their "church" is nothing but schismatic. I could denounce them for all of these things. But I don't. Because I believe that what is in your heart defines your faith. You don't need to be an Armenian Orthodox Christian-- or belong to any other church for that matter-- to be a true believer (yes, there are issues with the sacraments, but what is in one's heart is what really matters). The point I was trying to make is that there are wolves in sheep skin in the Evangelical community-- and they go to the Evangelical churches because of the opportunity to make money. There are many fake and dishonest people. I was speaking of the likes of those "preachers" who manipulate the word and the faith of others to make fortunes. And these same people are the ones that go against what they preach. Take for example Jerry Falwell. These people claim to be preaching fundamentalism when their ideas actaully are a distortion of our religion.

Here's a list of our athletes' statistics. http://ca.sports.yahoo.com/olympics/torino...tes?country=arm

Riveting. Very powerful. Fantastic!

Bravo SOAD.

hahahaha hee hee

"Sevs don't tip" He knows what I mean

First off, calling Benny Hinn a Christian leader is outrageous. Secondly, don't try to bring the name of Armenian Christianity down by connecting him to the Armenians. True, he is part armenian, but he has no tie with the Armenian church of any rite. Another thing; you're going to judge the standing of Christianity by the likes of those jackass evangelic hypocrits? Be real. They're less Christian than Bin Laden--- although I am no one to judge another's faith. Just because they claim to be pastors and preach the Word gives them no credibility. And just because they have a large following of ignorant evangelic and broad media coverage does not make them a Christian leader.

oh honestly, shut the hell up.

You all are completely right. I apologize for what I said; it was cruel and unnecessary. Everyone has a right to his own opinion, even if that opinion is very contriversial.

Afendi how about this: I'll come to mosque with you next time to extend a hand of friendship. I won't be praying of course. Just one thing: make sure your mother doesn't bend over too far, eh? I'll be ready. Excuse my Turkish-- especially the ladies in this forum (sorry Anahid jan!).

Now listen kakoglu, being of a ligitimate race in every sense of the word I would not involve myself in such incestuous acts. But let your mother and grandmother know that the Vanetsi will be right with them Again, excuse my Turkish.

Excuse my Turkish, but I have something that will really fit your mouth.