Jesus fish
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From: York PA
Originally posted by Pasha
turbines? dumbass, it's turbans.. there's a difference..
turbines? dumbass, it's turbans.. there's a difference..
Originally posted by Rawbeef
lol i didnt know musilms can go turbo
lol i didnt know musilms can go turbo
:lmfao:
and i have no idea what the fish is for! ive always wondered it myself
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Originally posted by Pasha
the star of david?
im not even jewish and i know that one..
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the star of david?
im not even jewish and i know that one..
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:ghey:Ask me if I give a fawk.
Pasha
o you give a fawk EliteAccord?EliteAccord: :gives: <--Does it look like it? Now go play in traffic or jump off a cliff.
Pasha: Okay.
:fawk:
CHRISTMASTIME IN IRAQ
Joined: Apr 2003
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From: Bay Area
Originally posted by 99civic_love
epoch:
you're right. christianity was a mystery religion. they were all considered cults. i could give you the list of reasons, but i'm too lazy to get out my history notes.
epoch:
you're right. christianity was a mystery religion. they were all considered cults. i could give you the list of reasons, but i'm too lazy to get out my history notes.
Yet, in a nutshell: It's a religion in which the followers are granted life after death for believing a certain guy was the son of God.
While I'm not questioning the validity of this religion, as it is not my place, but when I hear of Christians labeling other Christians or Christian like religions as "Cults", it always angers me. When a religion acts exclusive, I feel it counteracts the validity of the inclusive God that it extols and supports.
<- Agnostic w/ budding Taoist beliefs
Live Free Or Die
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From: San Diego County
Originally posted by Epoch
Yep... I dunno if I could find the document again, but they found the meteorite that fell in about 220AD that's responsible for the Roman's accepting Christianity as a religion. Long story...
Yet, in a nutshell: It's a religion in which the followers are granted life after death for believing a certain guy was the son of God.
While I'm not questioning the validity of this religion, as it is not my place, but when I hear of Christians labeling other Christians or Christian like religions as "Cults", it always angers me. When a religion acts exclusive, I feel it counteracts the validity of the inclusive God that it extols and supports.
<- Agnostic w/ budding Taoist beliefs
Yep... I dunno if I could find the document again, but they found the meteorite that fell in about 220AD that's responsible for the Roman's accepting Christianity as a religion. Long story...
Yet, in a nutshell: It's a religion in which the followers are granted life after death for believing a certain guy was the son of God.
While I'm not questioning the validity of this religion, as it is not my place, but when I hear of Christians labeling other Christians or Christian like religions as "Cults", it always angers me. When a religion acts exclusive, I feel it counteracts the validity of the inclusive God that it extols and supports.
<- Agnostic w/ budding Taoist beliefs
Anyone who says that God hates any particular person is full of sh*t (including that old dumbass who carries the sign around that says "God hates fags"). Some religions are indeed cults. I don't believe that Christianity fits the profile of a cult (though conservative Christians will say that Catholicism is a cult).
