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[CID1990]

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[Chizzang]

[kalm]

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

Too soon?

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[CID1990]

Too soon?

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I think klam already won the "jesus easter meme" contest this year

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

Or that the people in the bottom pic would take up arms against their countrymen.

1.3 million < 320 million

[Ivytalk]

A Guy walks into a store. He sees three brains on display. One is a Libertarian Brain, priced at $300. The second is a Republican Brain, priced at $275. The third is a Democrat Brain, priced at $5,000,000. The Guy asks the sales clerk, "Man, why does the Democrat brain cost so much more than the other two?" Clerk replies, "Well, sir, that brain has never been used”.

[Gil Dobie]

[Gil Dobie]

[93henfan]

[kalm]

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I know a few atheists and none are nearly as vocal as the christians I know.

[Ibanez]

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I know a few atheists and none are nearly as vocal as the christians I know.

The worst Christians I know, are the ones that belong to those "non-denominational" "churches". My cousin runs one and he's unbearable. He's probably 1 or 2 comments away from being shunned.

[kalm]

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I know a few atheists and none are nearly as vocal as the christians I know.

The worst Christians I know, are the ones that belong to those "non-denominational" "churches". My cousin runs one and he's unbearable. He's probably 1 or 2 comments away from being shunned.

I really don't have a problem with vocal christians it's their gig and if it makes them better people and provides emotional security than so be it. I just find it odd that public proclamations like "he has risen" are viewed as ordinary rational thoughts in this day and age.

[Gil Dobie]

v

I know a few atheists and none are nearly as vocal as the christians I know.

I see a niche on both sides that are annoying.

[Ibanez]

The worst Christians I know, are the ones that belong to those "non-denominational" "churches". My cousin runs one and he's unbearable. He's probably 1 or 2 comments away from being shunned.

I really don't have a problem with vocal christians it's their gig and if it makes them better people and provides emotional security than so be it. I just find it odd that public proclamations like "he has risen" are viewed as ordinary rational thoughts in this day and age.

I have no issue with you being proud and secure in your faith. However, don't be like my cousin who:

1) Puts down others for their faith
2) Talks 24/7 about their faith
3) Talks about the Bible as if he wrote the damn thing ( and grossly misinterprets it)

This guy told my father and his father(my uncle) that their mother was going to hell. This was 1, maybe 2 days after she died. My father bitched him out, cursed him out in front of my uncle and most of the family. What does my uncle do? He picks up where my dad stopped and continued. This guy told me he couldn't perform a blessing for my daughter b/c we "don't have a relationship with God, like he does." This fucker thinks if you're Catholic - you're going to hell. This Southern Baptist-bred fuck nut is the problem with religion. He's exclusive and insincere. He's also had zero religious training, so I'm not sure how he's qualified.

Shit - I went to Catholic school and took several religious courses all through college. I grew up in a strict, religious household that understood the bible to be Allegorical and that some of the "laws" might've made sense in 10 AD but are just plain wrong by any modern standard.

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I saw him this past weekend at his fathers house. He started into that same old bullshit. His new wife is equally fanatic. But all I had to say was, " If you believe in the Bible like you do, then you have to believe that the 1 true Church is the Catholic Church. If you understand your faith, you know it stems from a mans attempt to get a divorce - not some overall issue with Church catechism. Therefore - you belong to a false church with a view that was designed to justify one man's attempt to go against the true church that Jesus ordained. Further more, what's a Music Appreciation major going to save my soul when he doesn't understand the history and nature of the Bible itself? What does it say when a person like yourself owns a church and you got married somewhere else? What does it say when your church is losing "parishioners" left and right? Your message, delivery and understanding of Christian theology is flat out wrong." He got blush and said goodbye. Fuck him. As soon as he left, his dad laughed.

[CAA Flagship]

I just find it odd that public proclamations like "he has risen" are viewed as ordinary rational thoughts in this day and age.

Agree. Same with the infatuation with superhero movies.

[GannonFan]

I really don't have a problem with vocal christians it's their gig and if it makes them better people and provides emotional security than so be it. I just find it odd that public proclamations like "he has risen" are viewed as ordinary rational thoughts in this day and age.

Huh? So now publicly acknowledging adherence to a particular faith or religion is considered to be irrational? For someone who doesn't have a problem with it, that's a pretty damning thing to say.

[Skjellyfetti]

I'm a Christian and consider faith and religion to be irrational.

I don't find it damning or even a negative.

Trying too hard to apply rationality to Christianity or any other religion results in fundamentalism on the one hand or neckbeard atheism on the other. Better to call it what it is.

[kalm]

I really don't have a problem with vocal christians it's their gig and if it makes them better people and provides emotional security than so be it. I just find it odd that public proclamations like "he has risen" are viewed as ordinary rational thoughts in this day and age.

Huh? So now publicly acknowledging adherence to a particular faith or religion is considered to be irrational? For someone who doesn't have a problem with it, that's a pretty damning thing to say.

Yes and no. I don't damn people for being religious but I can think the silly parts irrational. Having to believe the ascension story (for example) to signify "adherence to a faith or religion" being one of many examples.

[GannonFan]

I'm a Christian and consider faith and religion to be irrational.

I don't find it damning or even a negative.

Trying too hard to apply rationality to Christianity or any other religion results in fundamentalism on the one hand or neckbeard atheism on the other. Better to call it what it is.

In what way? In what way has God been disproven to justify calling it irrational? Being rational implies using reason and logic and neither of those leads to a conclusion that a God, from whatever religion someone professes to, does not exist. When you call it irrational you seem to be jumping to a conclusion that hasn't been reached.

[GannonFan]

Huh? So now publicly acknowledging adherence to a particular faith or religion is considered to be irrational? For someone who doesn't have a problem with it, that's a pretty damning thing to say.

Yes and no. I don't damn people for being religious but I can think the silly parts irrational. Having to believe the ascension story (for example) to signify "adherence to a faith or religion" being one of many examples.

Well, the central tenet of Christianity is that Jesus was risen so you seem to be calling Christianity irrational then. Is that what you contend? Same question I posed to Skelly, how have you disproven that God exists to justify calling it irrational?

[Ibanez]

I'm a Christian and consider faith and religion to be irrational.

I don't find it damning or even a negative.

Trying too hard to apply rationality to Christianity or any other religion results in fundamentalism on the one hand or neckbeard atheism on the other. Better to call it what it is.

Saw a car today with the Christian Fish and the word "SATAN" in the middle of it. The driver - a man in his 20s with a pony tail and a neck beard.

[Ibanez]

Yes and no. I don't damn people for being religious but I can think the silly parts irrational. Having to believe the ascension story (for example) to signify "adherence to a faith or religion" being one of many examples.

Well, the central tenet of Christianity is that Jesus was risen so you seem to be calling Christianity irrational then. Is that what you contend? Same question I posed to Skelly, how have you disproven that God exists to justify calling it irrational?

Not speaking for them, but I think some of the things from the Bible defy logic. The plagues, rising from the dead... all defy logic in the natural world that God has created. It doesn't mean God doesn't exist. It means his message has been distorted.

[Gil Dobie]

[kalm]

Yes and no. I don't damn people for being religious but I can think the silly parts irrational. Having to believe the ascension story (for example) to signify "adherence to a faith or religion" being one of many examples.

Well, the central tenet of Christianity is that Jesus was risen so you seem to be calling Christianity irrational then. Is that what you contend? Same question I posed to Skelly, how have you disproven that God exists to justify calling it irrational?

It might be real but. Anything might be real. Dragons might exist. I didn't attempt to disprove the existence of god. Just that the ascension story isn't very believable.