Things you'll never hear a Christian say...
Posted: Mon Feb 29, 2016 3:18 pm

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So you aren't going to marry another guy anymore?andy7171 wrote:I changed my mind on gay marriage based on conversations I've had on a football message board.

That ^ is some master troll work... butkalm wrote:"My one true religion is kindness"
(I posted that once and it really pussed off Joltin Joe)
Chizzang wrote:That ^ is some master troll work... butkalm wrote:"My one true religion is kindness"
(I posted that once and it really pussed off Joltin Joe)
I was looking to get one Tuna here with this thread and ended up getting the wrong one
F+cking AZ spoiling my fishing expedition as usual (Bastard)
Jelly,Skjellyfetti wrote:Saint Augustine said that in the 4th century. This has been a part of the Christian tradition longer than fundamentalism.
http://chem.tufts.edu/science/Stear-NoA ... ustine.htm
Cleetz, you're a fundamentalist atheist who argues against fundamentalist Christianity (hardly a difficult task).
Fundamentalist Christianity is a new concept and movement that came out of the Enlightenment and Scientific Revolution that tried to put religion within the realm of science. It led people like Isaac Newton to try to develop proofs of God's existence. It led Ussher to try to calculate the exact date that God created the Earth using the Bible. Etc.
It seems you've changed your mind, based on newer evidence. I once called AnalJelly an idiot and you were quick to defend his keen intellect.Chizzang wrote:Jelly,Skjellyfetti wrote:Saint Augustine said that in the 4th century. This has been a part of the Christian tradition longer than fundamentalism.
http://chem.tufts.edu/science/Stear-NoA ... ustine.htm
Cleetz, you're a fundamentalist atheist who argues against fundamentalist Christianity (hardly a difficult task).
Fundamentalist Christianity is a new concept and movement that came out of the Enlightenment and Scientific Revolution that tried to put religion within the realm of science. It led people like Isaac Newton to try to develop proofs of God's existence. It led Ussher to try to calculate the exact date that God created the Earth using the Bible. Etc.
How could I be an Atheist if I believe there might very well be a god..?
In fact I think God is probably the single most important idea in the whole of human history
The only Gods I'm prepared to dismiss are Bronze Age and Iron Age
The rest are up for serious discussion
You however, are an insufferable ankle biting mental chihuahua...
And of all the fish I was looking to snag you aren't exactly what I was looking for
I got Moby Dick (AZ) and a guppy (Jelly)
Neither, was I capable of landing, with the gear I brought on this expedition
Dips es grande?BDKJMU wrote:Allahu Akbar?
Chizzang wrote:Jelly,Skjellyfetti wrote:Saint Augustine said that in the 4th century. This has been a part of the Christian tradition longer than fundamentalism.
http://chem.tufts.edu/science/Stear-NoA ... ustine.htm
Cleetz, you're a fundamentalist atheist who argues against fundamentalist Christianity (hardly a difficult task).
Fundamentalist Christianity is a new concept and movement that came out of the Enlightenment and Scientific Revolution that tried to put religion within the realm of science. It led people like Isaac Newton to try to develop proofs of God's existence. It led Ussher to try to calculate the exact date that God created the Earth using the Bible. Etc.
How could I be an Atheist if I believe there might very well be a god..?
In fact I think God is probably the single most important idea in the whole of human history
The only Gods I'm prepared to dismiss are Bronze Age and Iron Age
The rest are up for serious discussion
You however, are an insufferable ankle biting mental chihuahua...
And of all the fish I was looking to snag you aren't exactly what I was looking for
I got Moby Dick (AZ) and a guppy (Jelly)
Neither, was I capable of landing, with the gear I brought on this expedition
kalm wrote:Dips es grande?BDKJMU wrote:Allahu Akbar?

CAA Flagship wrote:kalm wrote:
Dips es grande?
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGu6v2OjW8s[/youtube]Skjellyfetti wrote: It led Ussher to try to calculate the exact date that God created the Earth using the Bible. Etc.
When was the last time you set foot in a church for any reason? And did you respect your surroundings?Chizzang wrote:Jelly,Skjellyfetti wrote:Saint Augustine said that in the 4th century. This has been a part of the Christian tradition longer than fundamentalism.
http://chem.tufts.edu/science/Stear-NoA ... ustine.htm
Cleetz, you're a fundamentalist atheist who argues against fundamentalist Christianity (hardly a difficult task).
Fundamentalist Christianity is a new concept and movement that came out of the Enlightenment and Scientific Revolution that tried to put religion within the realm of science. It led people like Isaac Newton to try to develop proofs of God's existence. It led Ussher to try to calculate the exact date that God created the Earth using the Bible. Etc.
How could I be an Atheist if I believe there might very well be a god..?
In fact I think God is probably the single most important idea in the whole of human history
The only Gods I'm prepared to dismiss are Bronze Age and Iron Age
The rest are up for serious discussion
You however, are an insufferable ankle biting mental chihuahua...
And of all the fish I was looking to snag you aren't exactly what I was looking for
I got Moby Dick (AZ) and a guppy (Jelly)
Neither, was I capable of landing, with the gear I brought on this expedition
Now that is an excellent question Ivy...Ivytalk wrote: When was the last time you set foot in a church for any reason? And did you respect your surroundings?

I like celebrating in your church.GOD wrote:You nonbelievers will have to sit down and rethink your stance on religion after Trump wins the next election. That is why I sent Donald to you.

We're evangelical like that.89Hen wrote:What strikes me as funny as I can't think of a time any of us religious guys have tried to impose our religion on anyone here, but the non-religious guys do it all the time under the guise of saving people from religion.