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This just in:
Of course as the Holy-er-than thou proselytizing fundamentalists have all the answers...
except when it comes to how to raise children...

http://bestoftheblogs.com/Home/20756

http://www.christianpost.com/article/20 ... index.html

Hey, D1B Jr., it's fucking FOOTBALL SEASON. Save this lame ass religous-beating for the off season.

AZGrizFan wrote:Hey, D1B Jr., it's fucking FOOTBALL SEASON. Save this lame ass religous-beating for the off season.

I remember the good ole days on AGS when Ralph used to say that to people, usually after they owned him in an argument.

AZGrizFan wrote:Hey, D1B Jr., it's fucking FOOTBALL SEASON. Save this lame ass religous-beating for the off season.

What..?
I'm bored and this one was too easy

BlueHen86 wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:Hey, D1B Jr., it's fucking FOOTBALL SEASON. Save this lame ass religous-beating for the off season.

I remember the good ole days on AGS when Ralph used to say that to people, usually after they owned him in an argument.

Fuck that. I really don't give a fuck about the religous shit, and it clutters up the board during the most exciting time of the year.

AZGrizFan wrote:

BlueHen86 wrote:
I remember the good ole days on AGS when Ralph used to say that to people, usually after they owned him in an argument.

Fuck that. I really don't give a fuck about the religous shit, and it clutters up the board during the most exciting time of the year.

Quitcherbitchin and stick to football and butt lite threads if'n you don't like it.

AZGrizFan wrote:

BlueHen86 wrote:
I remember the good ole days on AGS when Ralph used to say that to people, usually after they owned him in an argument.

Fuck that. I really don't give a fuck about the religous shit, and it clutters up the board during the most exciting time of the year.

Hey, fuck you Hazel. You're getting your ass kicked simultaneously by Cleets, me, TTBF and the Captain. You got bigger things to worry bout than clutter.

AZGrizFan wrote:

BlueHen86 wrote:
I remember the good ole days on AGS when Ralph used to say that to people, usually after they owned him in an argument.

Fuck that. I really don't give a fuck about the religous shit, and it clutters up the board during the most exciting time of the year.

Okay Ralph.

AZGrizFan wrote: Fuck that. I really don't give a fuck about the religous shit, and it clutters up the board during the most exciting time of the year.

What's that smell.. sniff* sniff*
Oh that's AZGF's pussy - he just washed it and can't do a thing with it..

BlueHen86 wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:
Fuck that. I really don't give a fuck about the religous shit, and it clutters up the board during the most exciting time of the year.

Okay Ralph.

He's half Ralph and half Hazel



"Hi Mr. Witherspoon, I'll have this clutter cleared out in a jiffy!"

Cleets Part 2 wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote: Fuck that. I really don't give a fuck about the religous shit, and it clutters up the board during the most exciting time of the year.

What's that smell.. sniff* sniff*
Oh that's AZGF's pussy - he just washed it and can't do a thing with it..

Just spit water on my keyboard.

I'm going to have to call bullsh^t

Birth rates were determined by data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Religiosity was determined by averaging the answers to eight questions that normally show a very conservative (or fundamentalist) christian belief.


Unsurprisingly, the research shows the states with the highest religiosity scores also had the highest teen birth rates. These are also the states that "teach abstinence only" and refuse to teach contraceptive methods.

There's a two-ton elephant that these social scientists are either ignoring or are just too short-sighted to see: the Bible-belt states have larger minority populations and minorities have much higher teen-pregnancy rates than white teens. That's why conservative states with low minority populations like the Dakotas, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska have among the lowest teen-pregnancy rates in the country.

Pwns wrote:I'm going to have to call bullsh^t

Birth rates were determined by data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Religiosity was determined by averaging the answers to eight questions that normally show a very conservative (or fundamentalist) christian belief.


Unsurprisingly, the research shows the states with the highest religiosity scores also had the highest teen birth rates. These are also the states that "teach abstinence only" and refuse to teach contraceptive methods.

There's a two-ton elephant that these social scientists are either ignoring or are just too short-sighted to see: the Bible-belt states have larger minority populations and minorities have much higher teen-pregnancy rates than white teens. That's why conservative states with low minority populations like the Dakotas, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska have among the lowest teen-pregnancy rates in the country.

OH, so it's a "black" thing?????????

You racist mother fucker low life douche bag.

People like you are the exact reason I quit going to church, I don't want to be associated with scum like you.

Pwns wrote:I'm going to have to call bullsh^t

Birth rates were determined by data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Religiosity was determined by averaging the answers to eight questions that normally show a very conservative (or fundamentalist) christian belief.


Unsurprisingly, the research shows the states with the highest religiosity scores also had the highest teen birth rates. These are also the states that "teach abstinence only" and refuse to teach contraceptive methods.

There's a two-ton elephant that these social scientists are either ignoring or are just too short-sighted to see: the Bible-belt states have larger minority populations and minorities have much higher teen-pregnancy rates than white teens. That's why conservative states with low minority populations like the Dakotas, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska have among the lowest teen-pregnancy rates in the country.

First of all, the results are not bull shit - they are FACTS.

Second, teen pregnancy has more to do with income than race. And you have never been to those states, have you?

Abistinence only is a proven failure. Accept it, and move on.

dbackjon wrote:

Pwns wrote:I'm going to have to call bullsh^t



There's a two-ton elephant that these social scientists are either ignoring or are just too short-sighted to see: the Bible-belt states have larger minority populations and minorities have much higher teen-pregnancy rates than white teens. That's why conservative states with low minority populations like the Dakotas, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska have among the lowest teen-pregnancy rates in the country.

First of all, the results are not bull shit - they are FACTS.

Second, teen pregnancy has more to do with income than race. And you have never been to those states, have you?

Abistinence only is a proven failure. Accept it, and move on.

More Facts - birthrates among gays is really, really low...
So if we had more gay fundamentalists, then we wouldn't have a problem, right?

Can't spell fundamentalist without FUN...

Pwns wrote:I'm going to have to call bullsh^t

Birth rates were determined by data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Religiosity was determined by averaging the answers to eight questions that normally show a very conservative (or fundamentalist) christian belief.


Unsurprisingly, the research shows the states with the highest religiosity scores also had the highest teen birth rates. These are also the states that "teach abstinence only" and refuse to teach contraceptive methods.

There's a two-ton elephant that these social scientists are either ignoring or are just too short-sighted to see: the Bible-belt states have larger minority populations and minorities have much higher teen-pregnancy rates than white teens. That's why conservative states with low minority populations like the Dakotas, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska have among the lowest teen-pregnancy rates in the country.

Correction: Bible-belt states have a larger minority population....and lower education level across the board....& a lower per capita-income tied to that education level...so, it's not so much a minority thing as it is a poor & uneducated thing....

Abstinence works 100 % every time its practiced.


Just because it is a black thing is no reason to get bent out of shape. Take care of your own self you cant do anything about the rest that are making you look bad.

Appaholic wrote:

Pwns wrote:I'm going to have to call bullsh^t



There's a two-ton elephant that these social scientists are either ignoring or are just too short-sighted to see: the Bible-belt states have larger minority populations and minorities have much higher teen-pregnancy rates than white teens. That's why conservative states with low minority populations like the Dakotas, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska have among the lowest teen-pregnancy rates in the country.

Correction: Bible-belt states have a larger minority population....and lower education level across the board....& a lower per capita-income tied to that education level...so, it's not so much a minority thing as it is a poor & uneducated thing....

Bible Belt states are Conk strongholds.

ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:Abstinence works 100 % every time its practiced.

...and eliminating automobiles will reduce highway deaths 100%, but neither concept is a basis of realistic & reasonable legislation...

dbackjon wrote:

Pwns wrote:I'm going to have to call bullsh^t



There's a two-ton elephant that these social scientists are either ignoring or are just too short-sighted to see: the Bible-belt states have larger minority populations and minorities have much higher teen-pregnancy rates than white teens. That's why conservative states with low minority populations like the Dakotas, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska have among the lowest teen-pregnancy rates in the country.

First of all, the results are not bull **** - they are FACTS.

Second, teen pregnancy has more to do with income than race. And you have never been to those states, have you?

Abistinence only is a proven failure. Accept it, and move on.

The study the blog cites attempts (fallaciously) to connect religiosity and teen pregnancy rates, not the type of sex education received versus teenage pregnancy rates. There are plenty of better studies you can cite to support comprehensive sex education. The poorly done piece of crap that this blog cites isn't one of them.

And you are right that income is really the underlying factor. But teen pregnancy has been less common in middle class and upper class before comprehensive sex education even existed.

OSBF wrote:

Pwns wrote:I'm going to have to call bullsh^t



There's a two-ton elephant that these social scientists are either ignoring or are just too short-sighted to see: the Bible-belt states have larger minority populations and minorities have much higher teen-pregnancy rates than white teens. That's why conservative states with low minority populations like the Dakotas, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska have among the lowest teen-pregnancy rates in the country.

OH, so it's a "black" thing?????????

You racist mother **** low life douche bag.

People like you are the exact reason I quit going to church, I don't want to be associated with scum like you.

If I had to guess, I'd say teen pregnancy rates in middle class black girls are the same as those of middle class white girls. But even if it isn't true, how does it mean that somehow one race is superior to another? People in different ethnic groups tend to be divided by subcultural lines in America and some social problems will be more prevalent in some ethnic groups than another. Things like child and spousal abuse, certain kinds of mental illness, teenage suicide, and anorexia are more common in whites than blacks. But I guess I'd be racist against whites to even suggest that, right even if you believe they are socially constructed, right?

By the way, in case you were unaware, Hispanics have been the largest non-white ethnic group in American for at least 6 years. What's with substituting "black" with "minority"?

Pwns wrote:I'm going to have to call bullsh^t

Birth rates were determined by data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Religiosity was determined by averaging the answers to eight questions that normally show a very conservative (or fundamentalist) christian belief.


Unsurprisingly, the research shows the states with the highest religiosity scores also had the highest teen birth rates. These are also the states that "teach abstinence only" and refuse to teach contraceptive methods.

There's a two-ton elephant that these social scientists are either ignoring or are just too short-sighted to see: the Bible-belt states have larger minority populations and minorities have much higher teen-pregnancy rates than white teens. That's why conservative states with low minority populations like the Dakotas, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska have among the lowest teen-pregnancy rates in the country.

I also loved how this "study" determined what constitutes how "religious" a person is....8 question (what questions) that normally (how determined and by whom) show a conservative (fundamentalist?????)belief???

This study has got more holes than Appy State's defense. It is automatically determining that anyone who is a conservative is also a fundamentalist?????

Baldy wrote:

Pwns wrote:I'm going to have to call bullsh^t



There's a two-ton elephant that these social scientists are either ignoring or are just too short-sighted to see: the Bible-belt states have larger minority populations and minorities have much higher teen-pregnancy rates than white teens. That's why conservative states with low minority populations like the Dakotas, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska have among the lowest teen-pregnancy rates in the country.

I also loved how this "study" determined what constitutes how "religious" a person is....8 question (what questions) that normally (how determined and by whom) show a conservative (fundamentalist?????)belief???

This study has got more L's than Ga South. It is automatically determining that anyone who is a conservative is also a fundamentalist?????

fify

(you coming this weekend?)

Baldy wrote:

Pwns wrote:I'm going to have to call bullsh^t



There's a two-ton elephant that these social scientists are either ignoring or are just too short-sighted to see: the Bible-belt states have larger minority populations and minorities have much higher teen-pregnancy rates than white teens. That's why conservative states with low minority populations like the Dakotas, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska have among the lowest teen-pregnancy rates in the country.

I also loved how this "study" determined what constitutes how "religious" a person is....8 question (what questions) that normally (how determined and by whom) show a conservative (fundamentalist?????)belief???

This study has got more holes than Appy State's defense. It is automatically determining that anyone who is a conservative is also a fundamentalist?????

8 questions ought to be more than enough to determine such a thing

1. do you consider yourself religious (strong dis/dis/uns/agr/strong agr)
2. how frequently do you attend church (never/occasion/weekly/more)
3. do you consider yourself born-again
4. do you consider yourself an "evangelical"
5. politically are you... (v. lib/lib/mod/con/v. con)
6. in 2008... (mccain/obama/other)
7. in 2004... (bush/kerry) - might not even need this one

here's the thing - you don't need to ask someone for their politics... you can determine it, with 85% accuracy by taking other factors in to account. (namely - income, education, church attendance, geography, gender and age)

Appaholic wrote:

Baldy wrote:


I also loved how this "study" determined what constitutes how "religious" a person is....8 question (what questions) that normally (how determined and by whom) show a conservative (fundamentalist?????)belief???

This study has got more L's than Ga South. It is automatically determining that anyone who is a conservative is also a fundamentalist?????

fify

(you coming this weekend?)

Wouldn't miss it for the world. My wife and I and another couple rented a cabin and are leaving early Thursday morning. Making a mini vacation out of it.