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I am all for people believing what they want, when they push it on the rest of us through law that is where it needs to stop. Voltaire summed up the zealots perfectly "Those can be made to believe absurdities(the bible being literally true) can be made to commit atrocities" and history has proved him correct.
I am sorry. I knew you'd call me on "beloved" haha. I just got a Tetinus shot so that too is a mischaracterization on your end as well.
And why are you carrying forth an imaginary dialogue?
So it's OK for non-religious zealots to push on us what they believe through law? So everything else can have a role in passing laws, even if it's illogical and psychologically damaging like leftist rhetoric (which...by definition...is religious) like transgenderism, just as long as if it's not religious? Lol that is the definition of not being for people believing what they want. That is, by definition, bigotry.
You my friend, are a biased bigot by definition pretending to be objective. And pride blinds people like you due to the current censorship empowerment of the delusion that is your majority bias. But it's not even a majority. It's psychological warfare through social media and mainstream news, creating a false reality. You think you are the majority because those who disagree with you have been incrementally more censored. But they are there still. Driving next to you on the road. Shopping in the store next you. They are everywhere. 100 million of them.
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. "I like your Christ very much, I do not like your Christians, so unlike your Christ"
Lol. Of course we are unlike Christ. He is the sinless Son of God. The spotless lamb. The only perfect man to ever live. That is why his sacrifice was accepted by God the Father.
so no great reset?
when is the victimization going to start?
got any predictionis?
I just got tickets for disneyland and my kids are now back full time
work is going great!
Do you not under stand what a question mark means?
Why are mischaracterizing the meaning of a question?
Selective anti vaxxer?
Let me answer questions with questions with more questions. Consistently answering questions with questions shows you only believe your questions are relevant.
This is a reoccurring theme with you bro.
I'm just trying understand where you are coming from.
Trying to understand how you reconcile all the contradictions in your thinking.
Questions are my only tool for figuring it out.
Don't be so defensive.
We're all here to have fun.
I was with you until the last sentence
Can you explain why his sacrifice was accepted by God the Father?
And why you included that
What are you trying to say with that sentence?
Just curious
You were with him when he said, "we are unlike Christ. He is the sinless Son of God. The spotless lamb. The only perfect man to ever live"?
Really?
Cowabunga.
Nope, I'm defintely not a deep thinker.
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I will buy him this book!
Just bought. . . .
When I say I was with him, I meant that I understood what he was saying
Until the last sentence
That’s where I got lost
It's kind of like when they sacrifice virgins?
He don't want to fake kill you in a ritual sacrifice because you are a dirty little slut sinner?
That is my take.
the US was also founded on free speechBohter said:
humankind is in the mess it is because we've been too deferential to magical thinking
dipshits like jonahbro who want to use goat herder logic to steer a nation of 330 million
people in a modern world
WTF does that even mean?
strong evidence supporting the opposite side .... of religion?!?!?
Bohter, you are such a fooking wanker
under his eye!
Religion is fascinating
The morality associated with religions can make sense
Some of the rituals and celebrations associated with religions can make sense
The death rituals of the Catholic Church are personally very important to me
The community involvement associated with religions can make sense
Even having some sort of shared story of what happens when you die makes some sore of sense.
But then there’s the hocus pocus wizardry associated with religions, like turning wine into a person’s blood and the rules that have to be followed like don’t tun a light on on the sabbath, that don’t make any sense at all
It’s fascinating
Religion trips me out big time
The morality associated with religions can make sense
Some of the rituals and celebrations associated with religions can make sense
The death rituals of the Catholic Church are personally very important to me
The community involvement associated with religions can make sense
Even having some sort of shared story of what happens when you die makes some sore of sense.
But then there’s the hocus pocus wizardry associated with religions, like turning wine into a person’s blood and the rules that have to be followed like don’t tun a light on on the sabbath, that don’t make any sense at all
It’s fascinating
Religion trips me out big time