Current Events > Religion continues to get kicked to the curb in America. Fading fast.

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bubbascal 06/21/21 2:42:20 PM #51:	Ardbert posted... no... not a minority, every single one of them voted against it. :v Do you have a source for that that isn't a source that has a reason to lie :v I can do this too :v --- I don't really feel happy about much anymore. I don't want to live in this world, I'm tired of the politics, the drama, my self-loathe... and well, me existing. <cite>bubbascal posted [p:955276596] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>Ardbert posted... </cite> <quote>no... not a minority, every single one of them voted against it. :v</quote> Do you have a source for that that isn't a source that has a reason to lie :v I can do this too :v </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zikten 06/21/21 2:44:05 PM #52:	The only part of this that makes me sad is all the religious boomers won't actually see society move on from their way of thinking. They will die off and then miss witnessing the world becoming a better place without them I wish there was a way they could know they were wrong before they die <cite>Zikten posted [p:955276662] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>The only part of this that makes me sad is all the religious boomers won't actually see society move on from their way of thinking. They will die off and then miss witnessing the world becoming a better place without them I wish there was a way they could know they were wrong before they die</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
doomcrusader 06/21/21 2:46:17 PM #53:	ZEROWOLF posted... Read this on Gamefaqs a few years ago and feel its still relevant: "I think the decline of religion is positive for societal progress but there are a lot of things associated with religion that are going away and not being replaced with anything meaningful. community, shared values, charity, etc." I still relate to this statement. Wish more people would be less afraid and actually socialized with each other. Society seems so closed off nowadays. No one has empathy anymore. This is how I feel too. Well said. --- https://imgur.com/tqMGw https://imgur.com/IHbuM <cite>doomcrusader posted [p:955276729] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>ZEROWOLF posted... </cite> <quote>Read this on Gamefaqs a few years ago and feel its still relevant: "I think the decline of religion is positive for societal progress but there are a lot of things associated with religion that are going away and not being replaced with anything meaningful. community, shared values, charity, etc." I still relate to this statement. Wish more people would be less afraid and actually socialized with each other. Society seems so closed off nowadays. No one has empathy anymore.</quote> This is how I feel too. Well said. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LastTomorrow 06/21/21 2:48:30 PM #54:	You idiots do realize people will find something else to worship. They may denounce Christianity or something, but it does not mean they are getting smarter. --- Waffle, waffle, waffle <cite>LastTomorrow posted [p:955276798] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>You idiots do realize people will find something else to worship. They may denounce Christianity or something, but it does not mean they are getting smarter. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ardbert 06/21/21 2:48:54 PM #55:	bubbascal posted... Do you have a source for that that isn't a source that has a reason to lie :v I can do this too :v https://tinyurl.com/e62brfa4 only 6 of them voted for the commission. :v do you trust NPR? <cite>Ardbert posted [p:955276814] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>bubbascal posted... </cite> <quote>Do you have a source for that that isn't a source that has a reason to lie :v I can do this too :v</quote> https://tinyurl.com/e62brfa4 only 6 of them voted for the commission. :v do you trust NPR? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CanuckCowboy 06/21/21 2:49:34 PM #56:	Neither really. --- "Mr. Fatass. Mr ugly cat! Mr can't even sell for 2 bucks!" ~ Jim Lahey https://files.catbox.moe/gqwlkg.jpeg ~ by JimCarrysToe. Be amaze. <cite>CanuckCowboy posted [p:955276832] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>Neither really. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MushroomMuncher 06/21/21 2:52:34 PM #57:	Zikten posted... The only part of this that makes me sad is all the religious boomers won't actually see society move on from their way of thinking. They will die off and then miss witnessing the world becoming a better place without them I wish there was a way they could know they were wrong before they die They can die with the conscious knowing Christianity will be replaced by Islam (Christianity 2.0) in the coming future --- Do I look like I know what a jpeg is <cite>MushroomMuncher posted [p:955276908] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>Zikten posted... </cite> <quote>The only part of this that makes me sad is all the religious boomers won't actually see society move on from their way of thinking. They will die off and then miss witnessing the world becoming a better place without them I wish there was a way they could know they were wrong before they die</quote>They can die with the conscious knowing Christianity will be replaced by Islam (Christianity 2.0) in the coming future </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bubbascal 06/21/21 3:09:58 PM #58:	Bass_X0 posted... Religion is problematic and toxic towards modern day issues like sexuality and gender. All religions against gay marriage should be cancelled faster than JK Rowling. And Twitter is problematic and toxic in that it supports arrogance and bad behavior while accusing anyone who has a problem with a aspect of this "anti-LGBT". Twitter should be canceled, same for every single idiot on there, but that won't happen sadly. --- I don't really feel happy about much anymore. I don't want to live in this world, I'm tired of the politics, the drama, my self-loathe... and well, me existing. <cite>bubbascal posted [p:955277485] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>Bass_X0 posted... </cite> <quote>Religion is problematic and toxic towards modern day issues like sexuality and gender. All religions against gay marriage should be cancelled faster than JK Rowling.</quote> And Twitter is problematic and toxic in that it supports arrogance and bad behavior while accusing anyone who has a problem with a aspect of this "anti-LGBT". Twitter should be canceled, same for every single idiot on there, but that won't happen sadly. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TommyG663513 06/21/21 3:12:44 PM #59:	Phantom36 posted... Sounds like a good thing at first glance. Thing is though, many people are just replacing traditional religion with goofy new age spiritual mystic beliefs and strange occult practices. Replace one fairytale with another. The positive is generally less bigotry, but everyone's becoming weird af now. Instead of just talking about last night's hockey game at the bar, some goofball always strays the conversation into chakra alignment and ancient aliens or some shit. Politics itself are like a religion to many as well. Perhaps even moreso than religion ever was funny enough. But yeah I know way too many atheists who turn atheism into a religion all on its own --- just tell them all your base doesn't belong to us because we were getting stoned...they'll understand-Ken156 <cite>TommyG663513 posted [p:955277593] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>Phantom36 posted... </cite> <quote>Sounds like a good thing at first glance. Thing is though, many people are just replacing traditional religion with goofy new age spiritual mystic beliefs and strange occult practices. Replace one fairytale with another. The positive is generally less bigotry, but everyone's becoming weird af now. Instead of just talking about last night's hockey game at the bar, some goofball always strays the conversation into chakra alignment and ancient aliens or some shit.</quote> Politics itself are like a religion to many as well. Perhaps even moreso than religion ever was funny enough. But yeah I know way too many atheists who turn atheism into a religion all on its own </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SSJPurple 06/21/21 3:13:59 PM #60:	LastTomorrow posted... You idiots do realize people will find something else to worship. They may denounce Christianity or something, but it does not mean they are getting smarter. Still a step in the right direction --- Devil's Advocate <cite>SSJPurple posted [p:955277638] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>LastTomorrow posted... </cite> <quote>You idiots do realize people will find something else to worship. They may denounce Christianity or something, but it does not mean they are getting smarter.</quote> Still a step in the right direction </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lathissamus 06/21/21 3:16:05 PM #61:	It is much harder to have societal morality without religion. I hate extremists, but the moral code on a basic level is fantastic. Additionally, churches/church communities do a lot of good for their areas. Plenty of people have benefited exceptionally thanks to religion. --- https://imgur.com/olOXz6h https://imgur.com/kaFczn3 <cite>Lathissamus posted [p:955277710] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>It is much harder to have societal morality without religion. I hate extremists, but the moral code on a basic level is fantastic. Additionally, churches/church communities do a lot of good for their areas. Plenty of people have benefited exceptionally thanks to religion. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Damn_Underscore 06/21/21 3:16:45 PM #62:	SSJPurple posted... Still a step in the right direction This is not true. Ignorance is ignorance. I've seen people on here on several educations proud/glad that they don't know anything about religion (specially the Bible). This is celebrating ignorance and obviously isn't exclusive to religious people. --- Super Nintendo Sega Genesis <cite>Damn_Underscore posted [p:955277737] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>SSJPurple posted... </cite> <quote>Still a step in the right direction</quote> This is not true. Ignorance is ignorance. I've seen people on here on several educations proud/glad that they don't know anything about religion (specially the Bible). This is celebrating ignorance and obviously isn't exclusive to religious people. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Questionmarktarius 06/21/21 3:23:57 PM #63:	Lathissamus posted... I hate extremists, but the moral code on a basic level is fantastic. You only need two moral laws anyway: do not mess with anyone else. do not mess with anyone else's stuff. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:955277976] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>Lathissamus posted... </cite> <quote>I hate extremists, but the moral code on a basic level is fantastic.</quote>You only need two moral laws anyway: do not mess with anyone else.do not mess with anyone else's stuff.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
YugiNoob 06/21/21 3:24:30 PM #64:	Lathissamus posted... It is much harder to have societal morality without religion. I hate extremists, but the moral code on a basic level is fantastic. Additionally, churches/church communities do a lot of good for their areas. Plenty of people have benefited exceptionally thanks to religion. This is how I feel. I was raised Christian and my Sunday school teachers did a great job of helping me through tough times in life. They taught me right from wrong, to forgive those who have wronged me, and accept others just as they are. They had no problem with homosexuals, and didnt try to convert every single person they meet. And every weekend they have a rotating schedule of members who donate food and volunteer their time to help out at a food kitchen. Its just that there are those guys with the God hates ** signs screaming in front of the church or trying to block abortion clinics that makes the news and makes the rest of us look bad <_< --- Bun bun :3 <cite>YugiNoob posted [p:955277995] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>Lathissamus posted... </cite> <quote>It is much harder to have societal morality without religion. I hate extremists, but the moral code on a basic level is fantastic. Additionally, churches/church communities do a lot of good for their areas. Plenty of people have benefited exceptionally thanks to religion.</quote>This is how I feel. I was raised Christian and my Sunday school teachers did a great job of helping me through tough times in life. They taught me right from wrong, to forgive those who have wronged me, and accept others just as they are. They had no problem with homosexuals, and didnt try to convert every single person they meet. And every weekend they have a rotating schedule of members who donate food and volunteer their time to help out at a food kitchen. Its just that there are those guys with the God hates ** signs screaming in front of the church or trying to block abortion clinics that makes the news and makes the rest of us look bad <_< </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Questionmarktarius 06/21/21 3:25:58 PM #65:	YugiNoob posted... Its just that there are those guys with the God hates ** signs screaming in front of the church or trying to block abortion clinics that makes the news and makes the rest of us look bad <_< Those signs are spelled wrong anyway. God hates figs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cursing_the_fig_tree <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:955278051] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>YugiNoob posted... </cite> <quote>Its just that there are those guys with the God hates ** signs screaming in front of the church or trying to block abortion clinics that makes the news and makes the rest of us look bad <_<</quote>Those signs are spelled wrong anyway. God hates figs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cursing_the_fig_tree </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Njolk 06/21/21 3:26:48 PM #66:	There are several theories as to why religions grip on society is slipping. Uh how bout access to information proving it false?? --- Learn to live on lentils and you won't have to be subservient to the king <cite>Njolk posted [p:955278077] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote><quote>There are several theories as to why religions grip on society is slipping.</quote> Uh how bout access to information proving it false?? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ForsakenHermit 06/21/21 3:27:30 PM #67:	YugiNoob posted... Its just that there are those guys with the God hates ** signs screaming in front of the church or trying to block abortion clinics that makes the news and makes the rest of us look bad <_< The WBC hasn't been seen much these past couple years. Right now it's more evangelicals and mega churches harming Christianity's image in the US. --- Beware the fanatic! Too often his cure is deadlier by far than the evil he denounces!-Stan Lee RIP Make Arcades Great Again! <cite>ForsakenHermit posted [p:955278103] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>YugiNoob posted... </cite> <quote>Its just that there are those guys with the God hates ** signs screaming in front of the church or trying to block abortion clinics that makes the news and makes the rest of us look bad <_<</quote>The WBC hasn't been seen much these past couple years. Right now it's more evangelicals and mega churches harming Christianity's image in the US. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sayoria 06/21/21 3:28:39 PM #68:	Religions are widely accepted cults. Whether or not the intentions of people within are good or bad, they have you worshipping a 'greater being' and encouraging people to live a way outlined for them opposed to freely. In addition, religious people are far more likely to believe in crazy-ass shit too, because they already follow this idea of an entity completely unproven. --- Japanese Crack: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x5pzggr <cite>Sayoria posted [p:955278140] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>Religions are widely accepted cults. Whether or not the intentions of people within are good or bad, they have you worshipping a 'greater being' and encouraging people to live a way outlined for them opposed to freely. In addition, religious people are far more likely to believe in crazy-ass shit too, because they already follow this idea of an entity completely unproven. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bubbascal 06/21/21 3:29:48 PM #69:	Ardbert posted... https://tinyurl.com/e62brfa4 only 6 of them voted for the commission. :v do you trust NPR? Oh gee, what a fucking surprise, there is already people looking into it, and they're worried that Democrats might try something. It's so easy to get you to back anything. I bet I could make you support a bill that allows for killing LGBT people if I titled it "LGBT protections" and then made it seem like anyone who voted against it was anti-LGBT. Politicians LOVE clowns like you, you'll vote and support whatever they want so long as they carefully apply the usual tricks. --- I don't really feel happy about much anymore. I don't want to live in this world, I'm tired of the politics, the drama, my self-loathe... and well, me existing. <cite>bubbascal posted [p:955278175] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>Ardbert posted... </cite> <quote>https://tinyurl.com/e62brfa4 only 6 of them voted for the commission. :v do you trust NPR?</quote> Oh gee, what a fucking surprise, there is already people looking into it, and they're worried that Democrats might try something. It's so easy to get you to back anything. I bet I could make you support a bill that allows for killing LGBT people if I titled it "LGBT protections" and then made it seem like anyone who voted against it was anti-LGBT. Politicians LOVE clowns like you, you'll vote and support whatever they want so long as they carefully apply the usual tricks. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ardbert 06/21/21 3:31:19 PM #70:	ForsakenHermit posted... The WBC hasn't been seen much these past couple years. Right now it's more evangelicals and mega churches harming Christianity's image in the US. Yea, there are denominations of Christianity that love and welcome gay people. The sad thing is that they aren't the ones that get media attention, so the whole of Christianity gets painted as a backwards fundamentalist thing. <cite>Ardbert posted [p:955278229] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>ForsakenHermit posted... </cite> <quote>The WBC hasn't been seen much these past couple years. Right now it's more evangelicals and mega churches harming Christianity's image in the US.</quote> Yea, there are denominations of Christianity that love and welcome gay people. The sad thing is that they aren't the ones that get media attention, so the whole of Christianity gets painted as a backwards fundamentalist thing. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Questionmarktarius 06/21/21 3:32:34 PM #71:	Ardbert posted... Yea, there are denominations of Christianity that love and welcome gay people. I hear there's also denominations of Christianity that are cool with eating shellfish and wearing mixed-fiber clothing. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:955278294] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>Ardbert posted... </cite> <quote>Yea, there are denominations of Christianity that love and welcome gay people.</quote>I hear there's also denominations of Christianity that are cool with eating shellfish and wearing mixed-fiber clothing. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ardbert 06/21/21 3:33:34 PM #72:	bubbascal posted... Oh gee, what a fucking surprise, there is already people looking into it, and they're worried that Democrats might try something. It's so easy to get you to back anything. I bet I could make you support a bill that allows for killing LGBT people if I titled it "LGBT protections" and then made it seem like anyone who voted against it was anti-LGBT. Politicians LOVE clowns like you, you'll vote and support whatever they want so long as they carefully apply the usual tricks. It was literally for an independent commission. Like the one after 9/11. How is that the democrats trying something? Now, because they refused the commission, they're going to be stuck with partisan efforts. Why doesn't the GOP want an independent investigation to happen? :v <cite>Ardbert posted [p:955278325] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>bubbascal posted... </cite> <quote>Oh gee, what a fucking surprise, there is already people looking into it, and they're worried that Democrats might try something. It's so easy to get you to back anything. I bet I could make you support a bill that allows for killing LGBT people if I titled it "LGBT protections" and then made it seem like anyone who voted against it was anti-LGBT. Politicians LOVE clowns like you, you'll vote and support whatever they want so long as they carefully apply the usual tricks.</quote> It was literally for an independent commission. Like the one after 9/11. How is that the democrats trying something? Now, because they refused the commission, they're going to be stuck with partisan efforts. Why doesn't the GOP want an independent investigation to happen? :v </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LightHawKnight 06/21/21 3:36:15 PM #73:	Ardbert posted... It was literally for an independent commission. Like the one after 9/11. How is that the democrats trying something? Now, because they refused the commission, they're going to be stuck with partisan efforts. Why doesn't the GOP want an independent investigation to happen? :v Cause they were a part of it. --- The Official Odin of the Shin Megami Tensei IV board. "You know how confusing the whole good-evil concept is for me." <cite>LightHawKnight posted [p:955278418] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>Ardbert posted... </cite> <quote>It was literally for an independent commission. Like the one after 9/11. How is that the democrats trying something? Now, because they refused the commission, they're going to be stuck with partisan efforts. Why doesn't the GOP want an independent investigation to happen? :v</quote> Cause they were a part of it. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bubbascal 06/21/21 3:37:26 PM #74:	LightHawKnight posted... Cause they were a part of it. So, are you gonna keep circlejerking? --- I don't really feel happy about much anymore. I don't want to live in this world, I'm tired of the politics, the drama, my self-loathe... and well, me existing. <cite>bubbascal posted [p:955278456] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>LightHawKnight posted... </cite> <quote>Cause they were a part of it.</quote> So, are you gonna keep circlejerking? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ardbert 06/21/21 3:37:52 PM #75:	LightHawKnight posted... Cause they were a part of it. Yea, we both know that, but Bubba doesn't seem to. <cite>Ardbert posted [p:955278471] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>LightHawKnight posted... </cite> <quote>Cause they were a part of it.</quote> Yea, we both know that, but Bubba doesn't seem to. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bubbascal 06/21/21 3:38:22 PM #76:	Ardbert posted... Yea, there are denominations of Christianity that love and welcome gay people. The sad thing is that they aren't the ones that get media attention, so the whole of Christianity gets painted as a backwards fundamentalist thing. Quite possibly because that is bad and inconvenient for the narrative. Better to make everyone hate Christianity and religion and *express the attitudes that everyone else is doing here.* --- I don't really feel happy about much anymore. I don't want to live in this world, I'm tired of the politics, the drama, my self-loathe... and well, me existing. <cite>bubbascal posted [p:955278486] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>Ardbert posted... </cite> <quote>Yea, there are denominations of Christianity that love and welcome gay people. The sad thing is that they aren't the ones that get media attention, so the whole of Christianity gets painted as a backwards fundamentalist thing.</quote> Quite possibly because that is bad and inconvenient for the narrative. Better to make everyone hate Christianity and religion and express the attitudes that everyone else is doing here. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NOM 06/21/21 3:39:14 PM #77:	Excellent, excellent. Next step: Eat the rich. --- I dream broken dreams I make them come true <cite>NOM posted [p:955278511] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>Excellent, excellent. Next step: Eat the rich. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bubbascal 06/21/21 3:40:22 PM #78:	Ardbert posted... It was literally for an independent commission. Like the one after 9/11. How is that the democrats trying something? Now, because they refused the commission, they're going to be stuck with partisan efforts. Why doesn't the GOP want an independent investigation to happen? :v Your own source proves you wrong, it would have been a 5 Demo, 5 Repub with a Democrat leader. That's not independent. Independent would be different parties or actual Independent people. --- I don't really feel happy about much anymore. I don't want to live in this world, I'm tired of the politics, the drama, my self-loathe... and well, me existing. <cite>bubbascal posted [p:955278552] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>Ardbert posted... </cite> <quote>It was literally for an independent commission. Like the one after 9/11. How is that the democrats trying something? Now, because they refused the commission, they're going to be stuck with partisan efforts. Why doesn't the GOP want an independent investigation to happen? :v</quote> Your own source proves you wrong, it would have been a 5 Demo, 5 Repub with a Democrat leader. That's not independent. Independent would be different parties or actual Independent people. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ardbert 06/21/21 3:41:58 PM #79:	bubbascal posted... Quite possibly because that is bad and inconvenient for the narrative. Better to make everyone hate Christianity and religion and *express the attitudes that everyone else is doing here.* Yea, I'm sure that's a part of it too. There's also the problem of the non-affirming churches calling all the affirming churches false. There's a ton of infighting. Personally, I don't think there is anything wrong with people being religious. I try not to make general condemnations of it. :v <cite>Ardbert posted [p:955278598] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>bubbascal posted... </cite> <quote>Quite possibly because that is bad and inconvenient for the narrative. Better to make everyone hate Christianity and religion and express the attitudes that everyone else is doing here.</quote> Yea, I'm sure that's a part of it too. There's also the problem of the non-affirming churches calling all the affirming churches false. There's a ton of infighting. Personally, I don't think there is anything wrong with people being religious. I try not to make general condemnations of it. :v </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bubbascal 06/21/21 3:42:20 PM #80:	NOM posted... Excellent, excellent. Next step: Eat the rich. Then after that, put a demographic into camps, right? Nazi is short for a certain German term which translated to "National Socialist Party". Guess why they put Jews into camps? The worst part is, if white people lose the majority, your scenario could happen. Put white people into "reeducation camps" to "atone for their crimes" while giving their wealth to black people. The mindset is already there and prevalent in America. --- I don't really feel happy about much anymore. I don't want to live in this world, I'm tired of the politics, the drama, my self-loathe... and well, me existing. <cite>bubbascal posted [p:955278610] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>NOM posted... </cite> <quote>Excellent, excellent. Next step: Eat the rich.</quote> Then after that, put a demographic into camps, right? Nazi is short for a certain German term which translated to "National Socialist Party". Guess why they put Jews into camps? The worst part is, if white people lose the majority, your scenario could happen. Put white people into "reeducation camps" to "atone for their crimes" while giving their wealth to black people. The mindset is already there and prevalent in America. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Damn_Underscore 06/21/21 3:43:10 PM #81:	I'm not going to make any assumptions about 1/6 before an investigation happens because that could easily go into conspiracy theory territory. But it is wrong of the Republicans to block the investigation and it's not surprising at all that people are suspicious of them. There's no good reason to not want an investigation of 1/6 unless you're playing sports team politics. Just because the rioters and the Republicans in Congress obviously would vote Republican in a two party system doesn't mean you should blindly support either of them. --- Super Nintendo Sega Genesis <cite>Damn_Underscore posted [p:955278639] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>I'm not going to make any assumptions about 1/6 before an investigation happens because that could easily go into conspiracy theory territory. But it is wrong of the Republicans to block the investigation and it's not surprising at all that people are suspicious of them. There's no good reason to not want an investigation of 1/6 unless you're playing sports team politics. Just because the rioters and the Republicans in Congress obviously would vote Republican in a two party system doesn't mean you should blindly support either of them. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Njolk 06/21/21 3:43:12 PM #82:	bubbascal posted... Then after that, put a demographic into camps, right? Nazi is short for a certain German term which translated to "National Socialist Party". Guess why they put Jews into camps? The worst part is, if white people lose the majority, your scenario could happen. Put white people into "reeducation camps" to "atone for their crimes" while giving their wealth to black people. The mindset is already there and prevalent in America. Wat --- Learn to live on lentils and you won't have to be subservient to the king <cite>Njolk posted [p:955278641] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>bubbascal posted... </cite> <quote>Then after that, put a demographic into camps, right? Nazi is short for a certain German term which translated to "National Socialist Party". Guess why they put Jews into camps? The worst part is, if white people lose the majority, your scenario could happen. Put white people into "reeducation camps" to "atone for their crimes" while giving their wealth to black people. The mindset is already there and prevalent in America.</quote> Wat </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bubbascal 06/21/21 3:43:53 PM #83:	LastTomorrow posted... You idiots do realize people will find something else to worship. They may denounce Christianity or something, but it does not mean they are getting smarter. The irony is that this is already happening with astrology. It's not just a fad, people actually think the astrological signs are real and means something. --- I don't really feel happy about much anymore. I don't want to live in this world, I'm tired of the politics, the drama, my self-loathe... and well, me existing. <cite>bubbascal posted [p:955278665] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>LastTomorrow posted... </cite> <quote>You idiots do realize people will find something else to worship. They may denounce Christianity or something, but it does not mean they are getting smarter.</quote> The irony is that this is already happening with astrology. It's not just a fad, people actually think the astrological signs are real and means something. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ardbert 06/21/21 3:44:40 PM #84:	bubbascal posted... The irony is that this is already happening with astrology. It's not just a fad, people actually think the astrological signs are real and means something. I'm an Aquarius. :) <cite>Ardbert posted [p:955278697] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>bubbascal posted... </cite> <quote>The irony is that this is already happening with astrology. It's not just a fad, people actually think the astrological signs are real and means something.</quote> I'm an Aquarius. :) </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bubbascal 06/21/21 3:45:07 PM #85:	Njolk posted... Wat "WAAAAAATAT?" Do you think you're above them or something because you're "right"? Yeah, a bunch of historical villains thought the same thing. That they were right, and that they weren't the same as the villains before them. Guess what they did after that. --- I don't really feel happy about much anymore. I don't want to live in this world, I'm tired of the politics, the drama, my self-loathe... and well, me existing. <cite>bubbascal posted [p:955278714] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>Njolk posted... </cite> <quote>Wat</quote> "WAAAAAATAT?" Do you think you're above them or something because you're "right"? Yeah, a bunch of historical villains thought the same thing. That they were right, and that they weren't the same as the villains before them. Guess what they did after that. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bubbascal 06/21/21 3:51:12 PM #86:	Ardbert posted... I'm an Aquarius. :) Okay, and? I'm apparently Capricorn, not like it matters at all. Just to confirm, you believe the sky that you're born under and the day and month you're born in completely affects who you are, but you don't believe gods exist or whatever? --- I don't really feel happy about much anymore. I don't want to live in this world, I'm tired of the politics, the drama, my self-loathe... and well, me existing. <cite>bubbascal posted [p:955278931] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>Ardbert posted... </cite> <quote>I'm an Aquarius. :)</quote> Okay, and? I'm apparently Capricorn, not like it matters at all. Just to confirm, you believe the sky that you're born under and the day and month you're born in completely affects who you are, but you don't believe gods exist or whatever? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ardbert 06/21/21 3:51:41 PM #87:	bubbascal posted... Okay, and? I'm apparently Capricorn, not like it matters at all. Omg, my boyfriend is a Capricorn! :o <cite>Ardbert posted [p:955278953] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>bubbascal posted... </cite> <quote>Okay, and? I'm apparently Capricorn, not like it matters at all.</quote> Omg, my boyfriend is a Capricorn! :o </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bubbascal 06/21/21 3:52:18 PM #88:	Ardbert posted... Omg, my boyfriend is a Capricorn! :o Omg, I don't care! :o I hate your tone! :o --- I don't really feel happy about much anymore. I don't want to live in this world, I'm tired of the politics, the drama, my self-loathe... and well, me existing. <cite>bubbascal posted [p:955278966] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>Ardbert posted... </cite> <quote>Omg, my boyfriend is a Capricorn! :o</quote> Omg, I don't care! :o I hate your tone! :o </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ardbert 06/21/21 3:54:50 PM #89:	bubbascal posted... Omg, I don't care! :o I hate your tone! :o :( I'm sorry, I was just trying to be friendly. <cite>Ardbert posted [p:955279070] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>bubbascal posted... </cite> <quote>Omg, I don't care! :o I hate your tone! :o</quote> :( I'm sorry, I was just trying to be friendly. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LightHawKnight 06/21/21 3:56:47 PM #90:	bubbascal posted... So, are you gonna keep circlejerking? So whats with the right that keep saying if you got nothing to hide, let the police investigate not letting there be an investigation? --- The Official Odin of the Shin Megami Tensei IV board. "You know how confusing the whole good-evil concept is for me." <cite>LightHawKnight posted [p:955279153] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>bubbascal posted... </cite> <quote>So, are you gonna keep circlejerking?</quote> So whats with the right that keep saying if you got nothing to hide, let the police investigate not letting there be an investigation? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bubbascal 06/21/21 4:12:53 PM #91:	LightHawKnight posted... So whats with the right that keep saying if you got nothing to hide, let the police investigate not letting there be an investigation? "If you've got nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear" is absolutely stupid and is used to encourage the police to violate protocol, actually. --- I don't really feel happy about much anymore. I don't want to live in this world, I'm tired of the politics, the drama, my self-loathe... and well, me existing. <cite>bubbascal posted [p:955279700] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>LightHawKnight posted... </cite> <quote>So whats with the right that keep saying if you got nothing to hide, let the police investigate not letting there be an investigation?</quote> "If you've got nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear" is absolutely stupid and is used to encourage the police to violate protocol, actually. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Marauder64 06/21/21 4:20:07 PM #92:	Questionmarktarius posted... I hear there's also denominations of Christianity that are cool with eating shellfish and wearing mixed-fiber clothing. Lol. Old Covenant vs. New Covenant. What is curious to me is if what God hates, is still what God hates. I know Paul the Apostle talked about homosexuality, and being against it. --- What our enemies have begun, we will finish <cite>Marauder64 posted [p:955279965] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>Questionmarktarius posted... </cite> <quote>I hear there's also denominations of Christianity that are cool with eating shellfish and wearing mixed-fiber clothing.</quote> Lol. Old Covenant vs. New Covenant. What is curious to me is if what God hates, is still what God hates. I know Paul the Apostle talked about homosexuality, and being against it. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Prestoff 06/21/21 4:20:40 PM #93:	Church attendance is down, but is not because Atheism/Secularism is on the rise. You have the "irreligious" Christians and Muslims/Millenials and Gen Z'ers to thank for that. --- DI MOLTO! <cite>Prestoff posted [p:955279994] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>Church attendance is down, but is not because Atheism/Secularism is on the rise. You have the "irreligious" Christians and Muslims/Millenials and Gen Z'ers to thank for that. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bubbascal 06/21/21 4:26:27 PM #94:	Marauder64 posted... Lol. Old Covenant vs. New Covenant. What is curious to me is if what God hates, is still what God hates. I know Paul the Apostle talked about homosexuality, and being against it. If you follow the Bible to it's word, you will get being anti-LGBT and being anti-women. I was forced to take Bible studies, I saw some of the verses inside the most popular version of the Bible. --- I don't really feel happy about much anymore. I don't want to live in this world, I'm tired of the politics, the drama, my self-loathe... and well, me existing. <cite>bubbascal posted [p:955280193] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>Marauder64 posted... </cite> <quote>Lol. Old Covenant vs. New Covenant. What is curious to me is if what God hates, is still what God hates. I know Paul the Apostle talked about homosexuality, and being against it.</quote> If you follow the Bible to it's word, you will get being anti-LGBT and being anti-women. I was forced to take Bible studies, I saw some of the verses inside the most popular version of the Bible. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Marauder64 06/21/21 4:38:34 PM #95:	bubbascal posted... If you follow the Bible to it's word, you will get being anti-LGBT and being anti-women. I was forced to take Bible studies, I saw some of the verses inside the most popular version of the Bible. Anti-Women? How so? Paul said some suspect things, sure, but what else are you speaking of? --- What our enemies have begun, we will finish <cite>Marauder64 posted [p:955280598] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>bubbascal posted... </cite> <quote>If you follow the Bible to it's word, you will get being anti-LGBT and being anti-women. I was forced to take Bible studies, I saw some of the verses inside the most popular version of the Bible.</quote> Anti-Women? How so? Paul said some suspect things, sure, but what else are you speaking of? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zikten 06/21/21 4:39:41 PM #96:	Marauder64 posted... Anti-Women? How so? Paul said some suspect things, sure, but what else are you speaking of? Well for one thing, refusing to let women in the priesthood is sexist <cite>Zikten posted [p:955280645] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>Marauder64 posted...</cite> <quote> Anti-Women? How so? Paul said some suspect things, sure, but what else are you speaking of? </quote> Well for one thing, refusing to let women in the priesthood is sexist</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bubbascal 06/21/21 4:51:07 PM #97:	Marauder64 posted... Anti-Women? How so? Paul said some suspect things, sure, but what else are you speaking of? https://www.openbible.info/topics/being_submissive I do believe it was this. --- I don't really feel happy about much anymore. I don't want to live in this world, I'm tired of the politics, the drama, my self-loathe... and well, me existing. <cite>bubbascal posted [p:955281081] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>Marauder64 posted... </cite> <quote>Anti-Women? How so? Paul said some suspect things, sure, but what else are you speaking of?</quote> https://www.openbible.info/topics/being_submissive I do believe it was this. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Prestoff 06/21/21 4:58:38 PM #98:	bubbascal posted... https://www.openbible.info/topics/being_submissive I do believe it was this. To be fair, he also said for Men to literally die for his Wife and Kids. Of course it doesn't translate well in today times because the amount of time a woman has to be submissive doesn't outweight the amount of times a man has to die for them. --- DI MOLTO! <cite>Prestoff posted [p:955281346] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>bubbascal posted... </cite> <quote>https://www.openbible.info/topics/being_submissive I do believe it was this.</quote> To be fair, he also said for Men to literally die for his Wife and Kids. Of course it doesn't translate well in today times because the amount of time a woman has to be submissive doesn't outweight the amount of times a man has to die for them. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ardbert 06/21/21 5:00:44 PM #99:	I just wonder what the gays ever did to Paul to make him hate them <cite>Ardbert posted [p:955281436] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>I just wonder what the gays ever did to Paul to make him hate them </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Marauder64 06/21/21 5:12:41 PM #100:	bubbascal posted... https://www.openbible.info/topics/being_submissive I do believe it was this. Let's see what God said: Genesis Chap. 3 : 16 New American Standard Bible 16 To the woman He said, I will greatly multiply Your pain [a]in childbirth, In pain you shall deliver children; Yet your desire will be for your husband, And he shall rule over you. To rule, or have authority over. Now Paul said some suspect things about women: 1 Corinthians Chap. 14 : 34-35 states: New King James Version Let your women keep silent in the churches, for they are not permitted to speak; but they are to be submissive, as the law also says. If they wish to inquire about something, they are to ask their own husbands at home; for it is dishonorable for a woman to speak in the church. Did God, or Jesus ever say such about women? Remember, Paul was a man, a sinner, like the rest of us....subject to misinterpretations and misunderstanding. --- What our enemies have begun, we will finish <cite>Marauder64 posted [p:955281874] in Religion c... [t:79525743]...</cite> <quote>bubbascal posted... </cite> <quote>https://www.openbible.info/topics/being_submissive I do believe it was this.</quote> Let's see what God said: Genesis Chap. 3 : 16 New American Standard Bible 16 To the woman He said, I will greatly multiply Your pain [a]in childbirth, In pain you shall deliver children; Yet your desire will be for your husband, And he shall rule over you. To rule, or have authority over. Now Paul said some suspect things about women: 1 Corinthians Chap. 14 : 34-35 states: New King James Version Let your women keep silent in the churches, for they are not permitted to speak; but they are to be submissive, as the law also says. If they wish to inquire about something, they are to ask their own husbands at home; for it is dishonorable for a woman to speak in the church. Did God, or Jesus ever say such about women? Remember, Paul was a man, a sinner, like the rest of us....subject to misinterpretations and misunderstanding. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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