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There are those who follow various religions .
There are those who , with help from highly experienced propagandists , ensure that those religions cast each other as evil , so as to ensure wars between different factions are propagated regularly , to ensure profits .
Religion is a good way to get people to fight each other .
Witness this thread , and it becomes easy to understand .
It's not about who is right , but who isn't .
Testify , or justify ?
how could a god allow this to happen BBC News - Giant Jesus statue hit by lightning in Ohio
Cos the statue was crap, even God was offended.
....until you become a member of their cult, then their attitude changes..... :laugh:Quote:
Originally Posted by jens
The issue with "turning water into wine" and other expressions is that they may well be (and probably are) metaphors. Those holy books were written such a long time ago that it is basically very challenging to understand, what did the author really have in mind with what he was saying. The problems arise, when people are not deepening into the issue nor utilize reading comprehension, trying to understand contexts, backgrounds and imagination. I do believe (now I used that keyword, see! :) ) that a religion is fundamentally tolerant and aimed at spreading good-will, so seeing some Christians here arguing against other religions and spreading hate have some work to do with themselves, religious work no less.
Not true! All you [also] need is sugar, yeast, elderflowers to taste, a demijohn, an airing cupboard and about a week.........Quote:
Originally Posted by BDunnell
Text found on the 'missing' first page of the bible:-
The characters in this book are fictitious and any resemblance to persons living or dead is purely coincidental
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No grapes?Quote:
Originally Posted by SGWilko
Well, he'd need to wash his feet first, and who would be allowed to do that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark
He can wash his own feet, lazy bitch.