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Black Femme Character Dependency Dark Skin Directory: M
M: The Characters
Ma Rainey | Mabel Wisbech | Madi | Mae Morton | Mae Turner | Margot Rivers | Mariah Dillard | Master Raven | Matar Kubileya Leader | Maura Lee Karupt | Maxine Shaw | May Day | Maya COTC | Maya Abeola | Maya Wilkes | Meeka | Meg | Mel Medarda | Melody Valentine | Melusi | Mercedes Jones | Mercedes Woodbine | Mia Vallens | Michonne | Mickey BAPS | Mika Macklin | Millie Morris | Millie NIckerson | Mina Okorafor | Minerva | Miranda Carroll | Miss Mississippi | Missouri Moseley | Mistress East | Misty Holloway | Misty Knight | Molly Carter | Mona | Monica Dawson | Monica Rambeau | Monie | Mozelle Batiste Delacroix
M: The Entertainers
MaameYaa Boafo | Madisin Rian | Madison Curry | Mame Adjei | Marcia McBroom | Maria Borges | Mariah Iman Wilson | Marlene Clark | Marsai Martin | Mary Alice | Mary Oyaya | Mayowa Nicolas | Medina Senghore | Melinda Berry (Melrose) | Melodie Wakivuamina | Melody Lulu-Briggs | Merrin Dungey | Michaela Coel | Miji Awakyr | Milauna Jackson | Mimi Ndiweni | Miqueal-Symone Williams | Morgan Dawson | Moses Ingram | Moshidi Motshegwa | Mouna Fadiga | Mouna Traoré | Mumbi Maina | Musabey
#BFCD DS Directory#M#BFCD Dark Skin December#BFCD Dark Skin December 2023#DSD: M#Black Female Characters#Black Women in Entertainment
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every character with a season of skam
#and me#mood#skam france#skamfr#wtfock#skam italia#mika skam#lucas lallemant#skamfrance#skam remakes#skamverse#incorrect quotes#incorrect quote#text post#skam fr#skam incorrect quotes#skam text#skam#emma borges
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icons Micael Borges pegou/usou dê like ou credite no twitter © @sincemicaelb
#mika#micael#borges#micael borges#mika borges#icons mika#icon mika#icons micael#icon micael#icons micael borges#icon micael borges#icon#icons#mika icon#mika icons#micael icon#micael icons#micael borges icon#micael borges icons#record#tv record#xuxa meneghel#xuxa#programa da xuxa#programadaxuxa#dancing#dancing brasil#dwts#team mika#icons site model
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Okay, I love this idea. Credit to @skameverything
Ps! I have only seen like 5 episodes of WTFock so I won’t be including that, all the others I’ve seen.
Choose one version of:
• Eva - Emma Borges (she’s the funniest tbh)
• Noora - Eleonora Sava (duh. was that ever a question)
• Sana - Amira Naybet (this was hard because I love all of them)
• Vilde - Kiki Machwitz (best character arc ever)
• Chris - Cris Soto Pena (living meme)
• Isak - Lucas Lallemant (another living meme)
• Jonas - Jonas Augustin (has all the rights on this planet)
• Magnus - Basile Savary (the sweetest)
• Mahdi - Arthur Broussard (my baby)
• Even - Even Bech Næsheim (an actual God??)
• William - Edoardo Incanti (the love of my life, the peak of mankind)
• PChris - Federico Canegallo (just hot af)
• Yousef - Mohammed Razzouk (the master of communication)
• Eskild - Mickaël Dolleron (meme lord)
Choose one:
• Country - Italia
Choose your:
• Romantic interest - Edoardo Incanti (duh) or our lord and savior Chicco Rodi
• Best friend - Amira Naybet (my queen, or any of the Sanas really)
• Sibling(s) - In terms of who I look like I’d go with Emma (Skam France) or Federico, but I would actually like Imane or Amira (Druck)
• Squad (out of characters you chose) - me + Eleonora + Amira + Emma + Arthur + Cris + Lucas.
• Flatshare (out of characters you chose) - me + Amira + Eleonora
#skam#skam france#druck#skam italia#skam españa#emma borges#eleonora sava#amira naybet#kiki machwitz#cris soto peña#jonas augustin#lucas lallament#basile savary#arthur broussard#even bech næsheim#edoardo incanti#federico canegallo#mohammed razzouk#mika dolleron#chicco rodi#imane bakhellal#amira thalia mahmood
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Pain changes the perception of reality.
& Sometimes it makes us see our deepest desires.
#skam#skamfr#skam france#skam fr season 3#elu#lucas x eliott#lucas lallemant#painful#dimanche#eliott demaury#desires#neon lights#vodka#Manon demissy#emma borges#mika
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emma *to manon*: don't worry i won't kiss you
emma and manon, an hour and a half later: *making out*
#this was so funny#i'm worried abt lucas tho#he was so... disconnected#also i havw no idea what they were saying#but whatever#skam france#skam fr#skam#lucas lallemant#manon demissy#emma borges#lisa#mika
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lucas when he came out of the party after seeing elliott kissing lucille, chloé basically outing him, getting yelled at by mika earlier, only to find out his friends are pissed at him
#skam#skam france#lucas lallemant#eliott demaury#emma borges#manon demissy#imane bakhellal#daphne lecomte#alexia martineau#daphné lecomte#mika#lucas x eliott#eliott x lucas#elu#chloe#chloé#i have no idea with these accents man#im gonna be so mad if this flops#i had to tweet to get that video#arthur#basile#yann cazas#nat watches skam
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I love Eskild, Filippo, and Hans, but Mika rubs me the wrong way a bit-- touching Lucas's ass in the clip before and now showing Lucas pictures of naked guys... that's not like the other versions and their playful taunts. It feels invasive and makes me uncomfortable and I understand why Lucas would be too- does anyone else feel this way?
#skam france#skamfr#skamfrance#skam fr#mika#lucas lallemant#manon demissy#skam#skam og#eskild tryggvason#emma borges#alexis martineau#daphné lecomte#imane bakhellal#elliot demaury#eskild#skam remakes#:/
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icons boys otnp • Créditos no twitter (pridedorigon) por favor.
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Icons Micael Borges
like or c) @shayfieldz
#Micael Borges#icons Micael Borges#Micael Borges icons#icons mika#icons mika borges#mika borges#mika#icons#diandra#diandra icons#icons diandra#edits diandra#diandra edits#edits
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Saturnus - All Alone
#saturnus#all alone#veronika decides to die#tais pedersen#michael denner#nikolaj borg#lennart e jacobsen#mika filborne#melodic death metal#doom metal#gothic metal#music#music is life#music is love#music is religion#raining music
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Micael icons (antigos)
#micael#micael borges#mika#icon micael#icons micael#icon micael borges#icons micael borge#icon mika#icons mika#micael icons#micael icon#micael borges icons#micael borges icon#mika icons#mika icon#anitta#Sem Ela Não Dá#a noite toda#boys#boys icons#tumblr boy#site model boys#black boys
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Gosta de Web? se liga nessa dica!!! A nova e melhor web de todos os temposssss.
http://instagram.com/allofmesomic
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Então uma coisa que eu aprendi nessa vida: você nunca deve deixar pra amanhã, o que tem que fazer hoje. Então, cara, sai da janela! Abre a porta! Vai correr atrás do que é seu, brother! Anda! Vamos lá!
Pingo
Rebelde Brasil, capítulo 61
#rbr#rebelde#rebelde brasil#arthur aguiar#lua blanco#sophia abrahão#mika#micael borges#mel fronckowiak#melanie fronckowiak#chay suede
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i legit thought nobody could be worse than willhelm but WELP i guess i was wrong.
#i stg#charles is such a dick#how could he do that to manon????#my poor baby#she doesn't deserve this#i swear that if he ever shows his face again i will murder him#and so will the girl squad and lucas and lisa and mika#charles can choke and you can quote me on that#skam france#skam fr#manon demissy#lucas lallemant#emma borges#charles munier
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Who Is Eli Kittim & What Does He Believe?
By Award-Winning Author Eli Kittim 🎓
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Why Do I Write Under the Pseudonym of Eli of Kittim?
For the record, “Eli of Kittim” is my pen name, not my real name. I chose this name because it points directly to Jesus Christ himself. The name “Eli of Kittim” is a cryptic reference to Jesus, and it really means, “The God of Greece.” The idea that the Messiah’s name is Eli is mentioned in many passages of the Old and New Testaments. For instance, Matthew 27.46 defines the name “Eli” as God. It reads: “Eli, Eli ... that is, My God, my God.” Similarly, Daniel 12.1 refers to “the great [messianic] prince” named, “Michael” (Mika-el). Michael means “Who is like God?” But if you break-up the word, the prefix “Mika” means “who is like,” while “el,” the suffix, refers to God himself. The same holds in Matthew 1.23 where the author informs us that Jesus’ name is “Emmanuel," which means, "God is with us." Once again, the prefix is based on the root (im) עִם, which means “with,” while the root-suffix (el) אֵל means “God” (cf. Isaiah 7.14). This is probably why God says in Malachi 4.5 (DRB), “Behold I will send you Elias the prophet, before the coming of the great and dreadful day of the Lord.” So, the common denominator in all these Biblical verses is that the Messiah is called Eli.
Moreover, Kittim is a repeated Old Testament Biblical name that represents the island of Cyprus, which was inhabited by Greeks since ancient times, and thus represents the Greeks. In Genesis 10.4 we are told that the Kittim are among the sons of Javan (Yavan), meaning Greece (see Josephus “Antiquities” I, 6). Even the War Scroll, found among the Dead Sea Scrolls, foretells the end-time battle that will take place between Belial and the King of the Kittim. This is all in my book, chapter 9. So, accordingly, Eli of Kittim roughly means, “The God of Greece.” That’s the name’s cryptic significance. And since the name Eli of Kittim represents the main argument of my book, I use it as my pen name!
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Bio
I’ve been involved in the study of serious Bible scholarship for over 30 years. I’m what you might call a Bible maven! I hold an MA degree in psychology from the New School for Social Research in New York City, and I’m also a graduate of the John W. Rawlings School of Divinity and of the Koinonia (Bible) Institute. I’ve also studied Biblical criticism at both Queens College and The New School (Eugene Lang). I’m fluent in Koine Greek, and I’m also a native Greek speaker. I also read Biblical Hebrew. I read the New Testament in the original languages. Currently, I’m a Bible researcher, published writer, and an award-winning Goodreads book-author. My book is called “The Little Book of Revelation: The First Coming of Jesus at the End of Days.” I advise all my readers to also read my *blog* because it furnishes *additional information* that usually answers most of their FAQs. I highly recommend that you read at least a few *related-articles* which flesh out certain ideas that are sometimes sparely developed in the book. It acts as a companion study-guide to “The Little Book of Revelation.” See Tumblr: https://eli-kittim.tumblr.com/
I have also contributed academic articles to numerous journals and magazines, such as “Rapture Ready,” the “Journal of Higher Criticism,” “The American Journal of Psychoanalysis,” and the “Aegean Review” (which has published works by Jorge Luis Borges, Lawrence Durrell, Truman Capote, Alice Bloom), among others.
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Rethinking Christianity: An Einsteinian Revolution of Theology
Just like Paul’s doctrine——which “is not of human origin; for … [he] did not receive it from a human source, … but … [he] received it through a revelation” (Gal. 1.11-12)——my doctrine was received in the exact same way! Mine is an Einsteinian revolution of theology. No one will do theology the same. I made 2 electrifying discoveries that turn historical Christianity on its head:
A) What if the crucifixion of Christ is a
future event?
B) What if Christ is Greek?
Both of these concepts were communicated to me via special revelation! Hermeneutically speaking, they involve an absolutely groundbreaking paradigm shift! Mine is the only view that appropriately combines the end-time messianic expectations of the Jews with Christian scripture! And most of the Biblical data, both academic and otherwise, actually supports my conclusions. The fact that it’s new doesn’t mean it’s not true. This new hermeneutic is worthy of serious consideration. No one has ever said that before. This can only be revealed by the spirit!
Arthur Schopenhauer once wrote:
All truth goes through three stages:
At first it is ridiculed.
In the second, it is violently rejected
In the third, it is accepted as self-evident.
I would suggest that readers do their due diligence by investigating my extensive writings in order to examine what my view is all about and on what grounds it is established.
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Kittim’s Systematic Theology
I have written about my systematic theology many times before, but only vis-à-vis my evidence (i.e. in trying to prove it). But I’ve never tried to clarify its foundations. In systematic theology, a theologian seeks to establish a coherent theoretical framework that connects all the diverse doctrines within a tradition, such as Bibliology, Soteriology, Eschatology, and the like. However, one of the major problems involved in such a study is the theological bias of the researcher who might “force” the data to fit the theory in an attempt to maintain coherence and consistency.
So, where does my systematic theology come from? I’m neither Protestant, nor Catholic, nor Eastern Orthodox (though I used to be Greek-Orthodox). I don’t belong to any particular church or denomination. Nor am I trying to create one. I’m rather selective, but I don’t identify with the various denominations of whose views I sometimes embrace. The reason is that——although I may agree with certain theological positions, nevertheless——I do not necessarily agree with their overall systems.
Unlike most other systematic theologies that are based on probabilities and guesswork, the starting point of my system is based on “special revelation”! This revelation, or rather these revelations (for I’ve had a number of them through the years) do not add any new content to the canon of scripture, but they do clarify it, especially in terms of chronology or the timing and sequence of certain prophetic events. So they don’t add anything new to the Biblical canon per se. The only thing they do change is *our interpretation* of the text. Incidentally, this revelation has been multiply-attested and unanimously confirmed by innumerable people. Due to time constraints, I can’t go into all the details. Suffice it to say that a great multitude of people have received the exact same revelation! Essentially, this is my spiritual navigation system. But I never force it on the text. I always approach the text with impartiality in order to “test the spirits,” as it were. The last thing I want to do is to engage in confirmation bias.
And my views fit all the evidence. For example, I agree with Biblical scholarship that most of the Old Testament is not historical. I fully agree that many of the Patriarchs did not exist. I concur that the same holds true for the New Testament, but not to the same degree. What is more, I’m in full agreement that the gospels are anonymously written, and that they’re nonhistorical accounts that contain many legendary elements. I further concur that the gospel writers were not eyewitnesses. I also agree with many credible Bible scholars who question the historicity of Jesus, such as Robert M. Price and Kurt Aland. I admit that some of the New Testament texts involve historical fiction. And I don’t believe that in order to have a high view of scripture one has to necessarily accept the historicity of the Bible, or of Christianity for that matter. Rudolf Bultmann was right: the Bible sometimes mythologizes the word of God!
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The High Quality of My Work
The truth is, I demand of my work nothing less than the highest possible quality so that it is able to withstand the rigors of modern scholarship! To that end, a solution to a particular problem must be multiply-attested and unanimously confirmed by all parts of Scripture, thus eliminating the possibility of error in establishing its legitimacy. I’m very comprehensive in my work and I use a very similar quasi-scientific method when interpreting the text. In order to avoid the possibility of misinterpretation during the exegetical process, I observe exactly *what* the text says, exactly *how* it says it, without entertaining any speculations, preconceptions, or presuppositions, and without any theological agendas. This eliminates any personal predispositions toward the text while preserving the hermeneutical integrity of the method.
And then I translate it into English with the assistance of scholarly dictionaries and lexicons. After that, I cross-reference information to check for parallels and/or verbal agreements. Thus, the translation of the original biblical languages becomes the starting point of my exegesis. This type of approach is unheard of. Almost everyone comes to the text with certain theological preconceptions. I’ve been heavily influenced by my academic and scientific backgrounds in this respect, and that’s why I’m very demanding and always strive to achieve the highest possible quality of work! I take a lot of pride in my work! And it is only after this laborious process has been completed that I finally check it against my original “blueprints”——namely, my revelations——to see if they match. It’s an airtight case because it’s not guided by speculation and conjecture, as most theologies seem to be.
The best explanation of my views comes from the following work. This is the pdf of my article——published in the Journal of Higher Criticism, volume 13, number 3 (Fall 2018)——entitled, “The Birth, Death, and Resurrection of Christ According to the Greek New Testament Epistles”:
https://acrobat.adobe.com/link/review?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:6b2a560b-9940-4690-ad29-caf086dbdcd6
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#Kittimsystematictheology#kittimTheology#thejournalofhighercriticism#EliKittim#thebirthdeathandresurrectionofChrist#biblicallanguages#bible translation#biblical theology#christian theology#goodreadsauthor#publishedauthor#BibleResearcher#academicscholarship#biblicalexegesis#thelittlebookofrevelation#academicbible#Biblescholarship#ελικιτίμ#BiblicalHermeneutics#ek#koineGreek#biblical hebrew#thejesusprophecy#το μικρό βιβλίο της αποκάλυψης#awardwinningauthor#writer#kittimsystem#theGodofGreece#kittimbiblicalsystem#EliofKittim
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