Member: ragamuffinag

The first man Reincarnated

The first man reincarnated still lives in New York in his county of Kings.
Being reincarnated many times in his native land of Turks & Caicos Islands .
Known since 1984 as Kevin Lee who came to America as a boy simply
named Lloyd or King George VI . When checking his official records it
was discovered that he was King Jesus Christ the only living God .
With many historic stats and titles like Abdullah Yusef Ali , America ,
Lord King George , Jesus Christ and more . On record he's been living
through reincarnation since the 15th century . In the 19th century the King
and his sons have fought many wars defeating Masonic Slave Mastors ,
Political Asylum Camps and Society's claiming land or power source's stolen
from the Kings home's and secret rooms when he was tranquilized to a kid .
Since the 1900's its been a proven fact that King Jesus Christ known in the
1930's as Yusef or King George living in Turks & Caicos Islands as Yusef and England
as the king at this time , he was also a child
who grew up . Reincarnated again around the 1950's he used the name Loyd George Been
after a murder attempt in 1952.
When family cloned this body in the 1954's and attempt to murder him he changed
his name to Lord George Been in salute of his governing name King George .
In the 1980's the King reached accurate age to excepted his inheritance . When
his daughter gave him a drink that tranquilized him to a child again. Upset with
his family the King then moved to New York . With help from his family
who lived in America . Know the King lives in NYC taking active roles in
company's he owns .Since 1984 baby genuis (Kevin Lee) has played a behind
the scenes role as ghost writer , marketing consultant , and Music Video Treatment Writer
In 2009 he placed hiself as Ceo of Hip Hop at Universal Music Group & Def Jam
and opens his own major label "Gauped Up Records"
The King built many many inventions since the 1950's till now like the
Mobile telephone (cell phone) ,Internet , and much more
Now walking in to the 21st century the King makes his army public
"The Royal Commission" with division's including Department of Reincarnation ,
Royal Army , International Guard , Central Banking System ,
Law & Tax Revisory Board (Known as the Law Makers Office)

posted by historyawareness at 2:36 pm (EST) on Jun 28, 2009

Hey, thanks for liking my selection of books, which I have too many of. I'm originally from Bellingham, WA, but have lived in Texas for many years. There are no libraries around here with the books I'd like, so I keep buying, being directed to books by bibliographies and notes. I once thought I was called to be a minister, but don't think that now. I am almost finished with a master's in Theology from Oblate School of Theology in San Antonio, TX.

posted by JanHilton at 11:14 am (EST) on Sep 27, 2005

Howdy! I stumbled on your profile by accident, and with a name like "ragamuffinag," I can't help but wonder if you're a Rich Mullins fan from Texas A&M? I've spent the last two summers interning up in Seattle, and I was involved with Mars Hill while I was there. I can't speak about their seminary, but if you're ever up there, you should definitely check the church out.

posted by calebmb at 5:16 am (EST) on Sep 17, 2005

Thanks! I really like this whole Seattle area. The weather and environment are very pleasant--evergreens and maples everywhere you look, with a grand mix of mountains, parks, ocean, lakes, and all of this. Largely sunny much of the year (no place can match Seattle springs and summers), with soft cloud cover and gentle rain at other times (though Portland any plenty of other cities get more rain than we do). The cloud cover can make things pretty dark in the fall and winter, but all the leaves changing color are just gorgeous.

City life is also quite cool. We have a decent public transportation system, with plenty of improvements planned for the next five years. Coffee, coffee, coffee! Seattle is also quite into the arts, with plenty of theatres, symphonies, and such. The indie music scene is also gigantic here, if you're into that sort of thing.

As far as religion goes, Seattle is still largely unChristian. Places like Mars Hill Church and other emerging types of churches are popping up all over, in an attempt to reach this postmodern culture. Rocking worship, relevant preaching, and this sort of thing. There are also plenty of churches (like mine), that focus more on being distinct from the world, in worship, doctrine, and preaching. Ancient tradition and liturgy is a better way to reach a culture saturated with relativism and humanism, we would say.

I don't know a whole lot about Mars Hill Seminary, so I can't really help you much with that. I would recommend SPU, however. Great school! :o)

posted by joshuamclark at 3:09 pm (EST) on Sep 15, 2005