What gemstone has a name literally meaning not intoxicated?
Correct answer: Amethyst
Joy
Good grief, people, this is an educational GAME, not your own personal bashing ground. Lighten up, Francis, and enjoy the game. The ultimate Creator can certainly put some happy surprises within Creation. "The rocks will cry out." Take a wild guess from where I pulled that quote. I serve a God big enough to fix my issues, create creatures that evolve, and rocks that cry out. I don't want a God small enough to fit into some human's limited mind.
TheDespoiler
having personally tested this theory, amethyst doesnt stop one from becoming intoxicated...
FabulousFaith50000
Amethyst is also the recovery stone
AudaciousCapybara69
Tokin8919, and I feel sorry for your kind - those who have to publicly ridicule anyone whose beliefs differ from yours. Why ya'll gotta be so mean?
songbird
Interesting. It's unfortunate that some comments ridicule others and their beliefs. This is a game for fun! God taught us to love one another. A little tolerance please. No need to attack every question that is not based on the bible. Go to a Bible trivia game.
YaYa The Brave Sorceress
Yes I firmly believe that crystals and quartz have ability to affect the environment and with true intentions can be the catalyst for a desired outcome or effect.
Nothing is more influential than the mind and without the intention the crystal has no effect. Hence the non believer will never realize the power of crystals
QueenieJ8971
I make costume jewelry and I love amythyst it makes lovely pieces.
Lizzi
It's my favourite stone, but I can still get somewhat drunk! And it does not stop a nasty hangover either!
Player #3286820
Joy, Well said...or written for the ultimate critics...The game is interesting I think. I score relatively well, but, learn something at each level. This is the first time I even looked at "feedback". A bazillion places exist on different platforms to discuss religious beliefs or political views/opinions. ENJOY THIS GAME ALL!!! That's all it is!!!
Nutshell
Teslasgirl66, you keep calling Montana Lady antisemitic & it's getting old! She criticized the actions of the Israeli government, Zionism & the settlements.... that's not racist.
There are plenty of Jews, including Israelis that agree with her... It's FAR more racist to think that all Jews have to think the same way as the Israeli government. As if they are not individuals with just as wide a variety of opinions as every other group of people in the world!
Cat Mom
LeLe, Prayers for you & your family
Cat Mom
Johni, if I may- crystals, etc are part of their own religion, that does not follow our Lord & Savior Jesus Christ, but instead it invites other unseen forces to take control & that can be a dangerous thing. Yes, I will be criticized for my words
Dalia
This is just what I was talking about comments before...I like these gemstones because of its vibrations that influence people in energy way
Player #132187902
everyone is entitled to their own opinion, tis not right it wrong, just different
betty
I believe if you put the answer in a picture above the question it is too bloody easy.
Micki
Hansome Ray, I always thought our son was lucky to have such a beautiful birthstone.
Rachel
TheDespoiler, you sure it was amethyst? A few Katherine gems look similar at times....
DogMum77
Johni, hey. Crystals can be used for spiritual healing and cleansing. Those who follow spiritual practices believe in the universe and the goddesses who guide them. Basically it’s another religion path even though it’s not readily recognised as such. Everyone has their own beliefs or nonbeliefs, and others should accept that. I hope this helps you a little ☺️
Player #126640392
AudaciousCapybara69, because their "people"☺️
What did you expect, a class act❓
Jenny
QueenieJ8971, I have always been really drawn to Amythyst. Turns out it my dads birth stone
Johni
Phil, how does everyone go from crystals etc to religion.
Peanut
Don’t put the answer as a picture! 🤦🏼♀️
Paul
Joy, your big ol God has another issue to fix I see. Take your own advice "Francis", this is also not a preaching ground.
George
TheDespoiler, good to know someone did the research
Wladyslaw1
Lolz…the picture was a giveaway even if you didn’t know the answer.
carla
Bill, me too and it's my birthstone lol
Yvònne
amen to that cote,Joy.
Phil
Joy, stripes
TAMTAM
Uninitialized, My birthstone too! I love it! I love the tarzanite too, (dont know spelling of it )Idk if its the imitation or maybe i like it because its a light purple.
Wendy Darling
Joy, thank you for the quote from Stripes :)
flr
this is about an earlier question. I believe that the first time Arnold Schwarzenegger said "I "ll be back" was in The Running Man.
LolaB
I wish I had known this during my wild days !!!!!
Carole
It must be February hope you had a lovely day!
Shaitan
Where I come from, it's called "Blue John", not Amethyst.... Its mined just outside Sheffield in a place called "Castleton"..... Great tourist trap
Amos
Player #11249894, do you know WHY people were superstitious about walking under ladders??? The ground plus either the two sides of a folding ladder, or a straight ladder plus the wall it leans against, create a triangle. And a triangle was thought to represent the three-in- one aspect of the holy trinity (Father, Son, Holy Spirit). People thought they might disrupt, harm or upset the Trinity if they walked under a ladder!!! Weird that they’d think God was so fragile… I mean, did they spend their lives watching out for other triangles to avoid passing through for the same reason? How did A-frame houses or simple ‘pup tents’ EVER become popular in that case??? 🧐🤨😳
Amos
Player #1coolcat, interrogate???
Amos
Player #40372101, except mankind, which originated in Africa? Or so they say.
Amos
LeLe, so sorry for your loss!
Groovy
I love to get stoned, not biblically of course..
Dave
am..I.pyst..hick!..hick!