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New site? Maybe some day. 
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Tax the fucking churches. Let them pay their share if they want to have so much say in who we should vote for and dictate what a woman is allowed to do with her fetus. |
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Fifty bucks to whoever puts a brick or BB through that motherfucker.
Fuck! I can't even express my loathing and malice. My intolerant reich can't come soon enough! |
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its insane enough to believe that mythical beings are appearing in various items, but the thing that gets me is, if these all powerful beings are trying to send messages to us humans, they wouldn't be appearing in potato chips, grilled cheese sandwiches, and hospital windows. if i was jesus i would appear in the middle of the Superbowl half-time show or something. |
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Springfield |
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Milton Hospital |
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Looks like a DVDA scene to me.
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Clearwater Florida |
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New headline: "Lots of random shit looks like Jesus," who also looks like a penis with hair and a halo.
Please, let us concentrate on the intelligent Christians. OH WAIT -- they're getting downshouted by the dogmatic, symbolist, retards. Awesome. |
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Holy oxymoron part II.
I question the intelligence of anyone who worships a zombie back from the dead. That includes my own grandparents.
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it's probably the fumes coming from the shithole they call holyoke...clean up your town! Then the virgin mary wouldn't have to come hang out in a window |
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I repeat: fifty bucks to whoever smashes that fucking window.
Cunts |
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Holy oxymoron part II.
I question the intelligence of anyone who worships a zombie back from the dead. That includes my own grandparents.
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I used to feel this way.
However, I think people need a unifying narrative to life, and absent science having a clue, people turn toward abstractions.
If viewed metaphorically, religion isn't bad at all, and if people were christians like Ralph Waldo Emerson or Johannes Eckhart, I'd be a Christian, too.
From a philosophical viewpoint, what is most important is how they structure their beliefs, not what they name it. I think it's telling that our founding Fathers were "Deists," which is a codeword for religious people who like God but think Jesus was a nutball.
Interestingly, the type of Christianity that isn't insane -- transcendental idealism, versus symbolic dualism -- tends to be the province of the above-120 crowd. The majority of the smart people I encounter are of this type, and the rest are dispassionate atheists.
Apply eugenics, and you get a smarter Christianity... well whoda thunk it. |
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So, basically, people who believe in god, but not in the divinty of Jesus?
Aren't those called JEWS!!!
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So, basically, people who believe in god, but not in the divinty of Jesus?
Aren't those called JEWS!!!
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So, basically, people who believe in god, but not in the divinty of Jesus?
Aren't those called JEWS!!!
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So, basically, people who believe in god, but not in the divinty of Jesus?
Aren't those called JEWS!!!
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Hmm -- they might also fit in that category.
I describe myself as a Deist now, and it confuses people until I say, "You know, like George Washington an' shit"
Maybe they think I'm a crypto-Jew, and I'm coming to invade their banking systems with fiat capital. ZOMG |
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Maybe they think I'm a crypto-Jew, and I'm coming to invade their banking systems with fiat capital. ZOG |
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