Prestor John
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Hey Kat. How's it going?
I'm willing to have this discussion, but I'm not sure if you and many other would like it.
That was why my original response was simple and vague.
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I'm willing to have this discussion, but I'm not sure if you and many other would like it.
That was why my original response was simple and vague.
VioletVortex
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Judaism. Not to offend, I have no problem with someone making an individual religious choice, but it's stemmed two other religions which have caused many problems in this world.
Even if you could find a logical way to attribute the behavior of nonJews to Judaism, it seems to me that they have already been severely punished for it.
Tom
Prestor John
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The OP was asking about religion, not professed adherents to religion.
You understand that all these people you mentioned do not accurately represent the values of Christianity, right?
Prestor John
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Yeah because all those pagans were true peace-loving, bear-hugging purple dinosaurs.
The Kilted Heathen
Crow FreyjasmaðR
Perhaps not, but they sure didn't wage war because of a difference of belief.
Read the babble and you will see that those i mentioned learned the babble well. Yes they do represent Christian values of intolerance.
You understand that all these people mentioned do not accurately represent the values of Paganism, right?
I think it's actually ironic sarcasm.
Tom
Nope
One is how it is directly based on experience the second is what is known as sarcasm where it is deserved?
And why may i ask do you consider it double standard?
Thank you good sir, i tip my hat to you
Ironic sarcasm is a hobby of mine.
Tom
Ahh, i only use it when necessary, which is really quite often
I didn't read throughout the whole page so I missed the sarcastic intent.
As for your statements about Christianity's values, I'm sorry you had such experiences but they don't speak for Christians or Christianity as a whole.
Okay.
Correct, and by the same token not all Muslims are radicalised extremists and terrorists. However every group has is bad element, it's my experience that Christianity is worst for me, in the same way that the Westminster terror attack survivors will, in general, have a justified dislike for Islam.
Having said that, my best friend is a devout born again Christian.
Prestor John
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First, it is spelled "Bible" and it is not pronounced "babble", but "BYE-BUL".
On the internet, all I have to judge you on are the words you use and spelling Bible that way makes you look not so smart. I'd like to think better of you, because I'm sure you are better. So be better.
Second, learning something and living something are two very different things.
How about instead of asking me to read the Bible, how about you read the words of Christ and come to understand that those who act that way are not following His example or teachings.
Prestor John
Well-Known Member
Nope.
All pagans were true peace-loving, bear-hugging purple dinosaurs.
True story.
On the internet, all I have to judge you on is the words you use.
Tom
The Kilted Heathen
Crow FreyjasmaðR
Seconded; so lets not act like children, john.