Christmas is for Christians

Not a single self proclaimed Christian on this forum has ever spoken like one. Hypocrisy runs deep...as always.
 
Gotcha68 said:
Not a single self proclaimed Christian on this forum has ever spoken like one. Hypocrisy runs deep...as always.
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Actually, I think they do, ... every day, ... every post, ... they represent 'Christians' in their True Form. (Course, it could be worse, they could be burning people at the Stake and hanging Witches)
 
Lots of "Christians" use the religion and the bible like justifications for bad behavior they would have anyway. The bible is written in parables and it requires interpretation. Funny how god could not say exactly what he wanted. But rightys, Whitepower types, evangelicals and lots of sects have bent the words to back what they wanted to do anyway. Telling me you are a Christian does not impress. I go by what you say and do, Most self proclaimed Christians on this board are haters and bigots. They are Repubs who use it to justify their positions . It works on each other. Just not us looking from the outside.
 
PostmodernProphet said:
they don't celebrate Christmas........they celebrate having money.......
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You will eat worms in a grave or be bits of chalk from a kiln, just like we will, fake superior stupid fuck.

If there was a god, he'd kill you for being a drag on evolution towards a better existence.

But there isn't so, we are both fucked. At least I am forward thinking, dumbshit.
 
PostmodernProphet said:
irony is such a fun source of entertainment...........
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Hey, I am an atheist and I don't hate anyone. I get disgusted by people like Trump. I feel bad that his lack of knowledge is hurting so many people. I don't hate any religion. They are all the same and followers are products of where they were born and what their parents have done to them. Too bad religion is anathema to science and knowledge.
 
And Hanukkah is for Hews! But sorry you may have missed it. It was over this year on the 10th of this month.
 
Jack said:
Actually, I think they do, ... every day, ... every post, ... they represent 'Christians' in their True Form. (Course, it could be worse, they could be burning people at the Stake and hanging Witches)
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To be fair, I don't think there can be more than a very tiny minority of Christians in America, so you tend to be judging on the basis of a lot of hypocritical Mammonists who use the term only for business purposes.
 
Micawber said:
You will eat worms in a grave or be bits of chalk from a kiln, just like we will, fake superior stupid fuck.

If there was a god, he'd kill you for being a drag on evolution towards a better existence.

But there isn't so, we are both fucked. At least I am forward thinking, dumbshit.
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actually your "forward thinking" stops at the grave.......mine goes on for eternity........
 
iolo said:
To be fair, I don't think there can be more than a very tiny minority of Christians in America, so you tend to be judging on the basis of a lot of hypocritical Mammonists who use the term only for business purposes.
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iolo: "... business purposes."
Jack: My distant ancestors (the Quakers) seemed to view the 'National Church' (Church of England) in a similar vein, as a Business Operation. I think the Founder (George Fox) wrote something called "No Crown, No Cross".


I just googled it, I was wrong, ... it was William Penn.

"In this Christian classic, Penn exhorts believers to adhere to the spirit of Primitive Christianity[1] The book is divided into two parts, the first dealing with the importance of self-denial in the Christian life and the second gathering a series of references to men through the ages who have written of the importance of self-denial, including "heathen," professed Christians, and "retired, aged, and dying men, being their last and serious reflections, to which no ostentation or worldly interests could induce them." Penn's view of Christianity is intensely spiritual rather than formal, and in passing he defends several practices typical of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) including clothing which was not fashionable and speech which addressed royal and commoner alike in the second person singular "thee" and "thou." "
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Cross,_No_Crown
 
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