06 Jan 13
Originally posted by avalanchethecatApart from this name I am using here on this site,
I have three. I've known people with more, and known of people with more still. And how is that relevant to the number of names a god might have?
I only have my real name. My first name and my family name.
Johnny Longwoody is a work of fiction. He does not exist.
I only have one true real legal name, just like any other normal person
and it is registered with the Government agencies for welfare and taxes
and such like and I have a unique number to go along with that name
which narrows it down even more.
If I had other names I would be asked by the authorities to clarify
who I really am so that I don't commit fraud.
You must be reading too many Ian Fleming books or maybe you
saw too many Jason Bourne movies.
You will have to explain to me and everyone else here how you have
3 names. It's very intriguing. Perhaps you should present your
papers to the authorities so they can eliminate two of your names.
06 Jan 13
Originally posted by johnnylongwoodyYes, yes, I get what you're saying and it's all very interesting, but how does it relate to the number of names a god might have?
Apart from this name I am using here on this site,
I only have my real name. My first name and my family name.
Johnny Longwoody is a work of fiction. He does not exist.
I only have one true real legal name, just like any other normal person
and it is registered with the Government agencies for welfare and taxes
and such like and I have a u ...[text shortened]... ps you should present your
papers to the authorities so they can eliminate two of your names.
06 Jan 13
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Originally posted by avalanchethecatYou tell me how you have 3 names
Yes, yes, I get what you're saying and it's all very interesting, but how does it relate to the number of names a god might have?
and I'll tell you why someone or some god
should only have 1.
I'm beginning to sound like the Gestapo now.
Show me your papers.
06 Jan 13
Originally posted by johnnylongwoodyI think you missed something??
Apart from this name I am using here on this site,
I only have my real name. My first name and my family name.
Johnny Longwoody is a work of fiction. He does not exist.
I only have one true real legal name, just like any other normal person
and it is registered with the Government agencies for welfare and taxes
and such like and I have a u ...[text shortened]... ps you should present your
papers to the authorities so they can eliminate two of your names.
Maybe you should present your names so they can eliminate one of them too.
-m. 😉
06 Jan 13
Originally posted by johnnylongwoodyIf you use the same name for every internet site you visit, and log onto, I think I would consider that unwise. 😉
You tell me how you have 3 names
and I'll tell you why someone or some god
should only have 1.
I'm beginning to sound like the Gestapo now.
Show me your papers.
-m.
Can you explain more about the god that has only one name, please?
06 Jan 13
Originally posted by johnnylongwoodyIn the UK - and I guess other countries - you can have as many names as you like. It is not illegal.
Explain?
I already told you I have only 1 legal name.
Up until the 90s (?) it was quite possible to open up bank accounts in any name and as far as I am aware it is the banks that have now made that impossible.
My father was known by two names - his family called him Trevor, workmates called him Les, his birth certifivate said Ernest! (Which nobody used apart from the Inland Revenue)
I am Wolfie to my family and friends - thats not on my birth certificate.
If you have ever had a police check done (as teachers must these days) the form always asks for other names ... its not a crime!
06 Jan 13
Originally posted by wolfgang59Try that so, next time you are down the welfare office.
In the UK - and I guess other countries - you can have as many names as you like. It is not illegal.
Up until the 90s (?) it was quite possible to open up bank accounts in any name and as far as I am aware it is the banks that have now made that impossible.
My father was known by two names - his family called him Trevor, workmates called him Les, hi ...[text shortened]... ck done (as teachers must these days) the form always asks for other names ... its not a crime!
See how far it gets you.
06 Jan 13
Originally posted by johnnylongwoodynot only is, 'I am', not a name, not only is it not even an accurate translation, in the
That doesn't really cut it Robbie.
We have Jah and I am.
Would you consider I am to be a name?
If such an event really occurred maybe he was
telling Moses about his state of being rather than his name.
Like go and tell them who I am or what I am.
context its not even good English, 'i am that i am', is meaningless ?????