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Fuck the Bible.For even when we were with you, this we commanded you, that if any would not work, neither should he eat. 2 Thessalonians 3:10
To my knowledge this is the only verse of the Bible ever quoted by conservatives.
There are 17 other verses in Chapter 3 of Thessalonians. Are they relevant?
There are 23,144 other verses in the Bible. Are they relevant?
How can people continue to pretend that the Bible doesn't promote left wing principles? The Bible is way more consistent with liberal political thought than with conservative politic thought. Does anybody get it?
That's why I say fuck the Bible.The bible also commands you to help those who are poor or sick and be welcoming of strangers.
The politics of RW Christianity is but a reflection of the highly flexible value system of those self-identifying as such. Pick any moral question such as the death penalty. I am certain Jesus was against it especially there at the end. Most Christians support it and find it moral even though it reeks of vengeance and the deliberate taking of a life. Don't want to have a discussion on the death penalty, it was an example of how RW Christians come down on any moral question of secular life and governance.Are you expecting all Christians to vote in a certain way? Can you give a for instance?I do not understand right-wing Christianity
Fuck the Bible.For even when we were with you, this we commanded you, that if any would not work, neither should he eat. 2 Thessalonians 3:10
To my knowledge this is the only verse of the Bible ever quoted by conservatives.
There are 17 other verses in Chapter 3 of Thessalonians. Are they relevant?
There are 23,144 other verses in the Bible. Are they relevant?
How can people continue to pretend that the Bible doesn't promote left wing principles? The Bible is way more consistent with liberal political thought than with conservative politic thought. Does anybody get it?
Take your communist propaganda and shove it up your ass.
Fuck Jesus!
Fuck all that communist bullshit.
Might is right!
Mercy is for the weak and pussies.
Valhalla, I am coming.
You can't use your bullshit religious shaming on people like me.
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Fuck the Bible.For even when we were with you, this we commanded you, that if any would not work, neither should he eat. 2 Thessalonians 3:10
To my knowledge this is the only verse of the Bible ever quoted by conservatives.
There are 17 other verses in Chapter 3 of Thessalonians. Are they relevant?
There are 23,144 other verses in the Bible. Are they relevant?
How can people continue to pretend that the Bible doesn't promote left wing principles? The Bible is way more consistent with liberal political thought than with conservative politic thought. Does anybody get it?
Take your communist propaganda and shove it up your ass.
Fuck Jesus!
Fuck all that communist bullshit.
Might is right!
Mercy is for the weak and pussies.
Valhalla, I am coming.
You can't use your bullshit religious shaming on people like me.
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I voted no in this poll too.
How does one go about worshipping Thor? I too am a believer in, "might is right".
Strike your nuts with Moljinar.
It's dark at night..Strike your nuts with Moljinar.
Wow! You seem really knowledgeable about this. What else do you know?
You can still worship Jesus. Just don't let the communist fucks use it against you to somehow make you look like a hypocrite.Just a guess.
You can still worship Jesus. Just don't let the communist fucks use it against you to somehow make you look like a hypocrite.Just a guess.
Rules for Radicals is USELESS against Norse Paganism.
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A violence worshiping, self-centered, guilt-free religion who's rules are anything you can rationalize as righteous. You have a lot in common with RW Christians.You can still worship Jesus. Just don't let the communist fucks use it against you to somehow make you look like a hypocrite.Just a guess.
Rules for Radicals is USELESS against Norse Paganism.
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The Bible does not tell us how to run a nation--but rather, how to run our personal lives.In this poll I would expect to vote yes. Otherwise I have a hard time seeing them as true Christian's if they ignore 23144/23145 of the Bible. That is very close to 100.00%.
The Bible does not tell us how to run a nation--but rather, how to run our personal lives.In this poll I would expect to vote yes. Otherwise I have a hard time seeing them as true Christian's if they ignore 23144/23145 of the Bible. That is very close to 100.00%.
The Death Penalty also speaks of justice and is possibly a preventative. However, the reason we as citizens should vote against the death penalty is purely pragmatic. It costs more money to go for the death penalty than it does life in prison--and that costs plenty.The politics of RW Christianity is but a reflection of the highly flexible value system of those self-identifying as such. Pick any moral question such as the death penalty. I am certain Jesus was against it especially there at the end. Most Christians support it and find it moral even though it reeks of vengeance and the deliberate taking of a life. Don't want to have a discussion on the death penalty, it was an example of how RW Christians come down on any moral question of secular life and governance.
For even when we were with you, this we commanded you, that if any would not work, neither should he eat. 2 Thessalonians 3:10
To my knowledge this is the only verse of the Bible ever quoted by conservatives.
There are 17 other verses in Chapter 3 of Thessalonians. Are they relevant?
There are 23,144 other verses in the Bible. Are they relevant?
How can people continue to pretend that the Bible doesn't promote left wing principles? The Bible is way more consistent with liberal political thought than with conservative politic thought. Does anybody get it?
If you don't consider yourself a Christian, then frankly, I don't care about your opinion about Christianity.My liberal values were absolutely informed by my early religious indoctrination. How conservatives have turned the seven deadly sins into virtues is beyond me. I no longer call myself a christian but the fearlessly gentle example of Jesus still resonates strongly with me.
The Death Penalty also speaks of justice and is possibly a preventative. However, the reason we as citizens should vote against the death penalty is purely pragmatic. It costs more money to go for the death penalty than it does life in prison--and that costs plenty.The politics of RW Christianity is but a reflection of the highly flexible value system of those self-identifying as such. Pick any moral question such as the death penalty. I am certain Jesus was against it especially there at the end. Most Christians support it and find it moral even though it reeks of vengeance and the deliberate taking of a life. Don't want to have a discussion on the death penalty, it was an example of how RW Christians come down on any moral question of secular life and governance.
At least I am honest about it.A violence worshiping, self-centered, guilt-free religion who's rules are anything you can rationalize as righteous. You have a lot in common with RW Christians.
Funny isn't it that death penalty opponents use a moral argument and the conservatives use a practical argument.The Death Penalty also speaks of justice and is possibly a preventative. However, the reason we as citizens should vote against the death penalty is purely pragmatic. It costs more money to go for the death penalty than it does life in prison--and that costs plenty.The politics of RW Christianity is but a reflection of the highly flexible value system of those self-identifying as such. Pick any moral question such as the death penalty. I am certain Jesus was against it especially there at the end. Most Christians support it and find it moral even though it reeks of vengeance and the deliberate taking of a life. Don't want to have a discussion on the death penalty, it was an example of how RW Christians come down on any moral question of secular life and governance.
What are some of your examples of liberalism in the Bible?
