Neither do I but since we're talking about it, is it not true to say that tuppennyha'penny "prophets were ten a penny at the time? Are there not references to "the prophets" in the great book of religious fiction itself? Further, prophets have been commonplace in all manner of eras, societies.Once a Knight wrote:It is beyond peradventure that historically Jesus existed. It is historically chronicled. His elevation from a historically described minor prophet to the son of God is a matter of theology.
What this is to do with the Ulster v Ospreys I don't know.
Would it indeed be a good thing if people understood that a prophet was merely some latter day asshole like Big Peter's mate from the Belfast Metropolitan Tabernacle and that it is only in hindsight that the likes of Jesus of Nazareth, Muhammad and
Joseph Smith are elevated to some prominence/importance?
As you say/suggest, it's their elevation that needs to be questioned and believed or thrown aside as nonsense and utter bullshite.
By the way, Young Gilroy, so outrageously spurned as not even worth a minute by FibberJoe is learning. From my spot behind the posts I noticed on one occasion that he saw an Ulster kick which was not well directed saw a guy moving to it and tracked back at a rate of knots perfectly anticipating where the kick would go before it happened.
I suggest that it's about time some folk began to understand how much he has improved. I find it hard to understand what FibberJoe doesn't see, Fibber has some decent wingers but I'd suggest he's missed a trick with Gilroy. The boy is getting better on an all round basis, particularly his defence and some tackling aggression, plus of course his out and out pace compared to several of the preferred options.
Stay fit and he will be knocking on Fibber's door come the 6Ns.
