NAOS
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I thought you'd rep your talents for motivational speaking -- especially with respect to economic truths and how they wow @ Life. Or maybe the Pope is just better at that than you?
Pope to Athiests; House party in heaven. You're invited
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I thought you'd rep your talents for motivational speaking -- especially with respect to economic truths and how they wow @ Life. Or maybe the Pope is just better at that than you?
I'm going to enjoy watching you blow your top when we are in heaven.
You seem too sure of yourself. He said atheists can go to heaven, not Mormons!
Wait, are you even Mormon?
Raised, even a return missionary, but certainly not practicing. I do not attend any church services or observe any religions tenets.
NAOS
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^too much pron. Heaven prolly aint like that.
How do you know? You don't even believe in it.
How do you know? You don't even believe in it.
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carolinajazz
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Frankly, this is nothing new! At the Vatican Council of 1869-70 the Roman Catholic cult sought to strengthen its organization for the immediate future by declaring its autocratic head, the pope, infallible. The leading Protestant religious organizations became spiritually unprogressive in their ways. Their clergy sought to consolidate their power over the laity. This clerical assumption of greater authority over their flocks meant a backward step from freedom of Christian thought and worship on the part of the masses of professed Christians. Infidelity, higher criticism, evolution, spiritism, atheism and communism began to invade and decimate the great world religious organizations Many of the evangelical churches began to “modernize” their false religious doctrines, not according to restored Bible truths, but according to theories of higher criticism and evolution. The paganized modernist form of theology inundated the churches.
ON April 26, 1882, the funeral of Charles Darwin was held in Westminster Abbey, London. A church may seem to some to have been the most inappropriate place to bury the man accused of ‘dethroning God’ with his evolutionary theory of natural selection. Yet, Darwin’s tomb has been there for more than a century.
Fact is, a leading cause of atheism is religion. Historian Alister McGrath explains: “What propels people toward atheism is above all a sense of revulsion against the excesses and failures of organized religion.” Religion is often seen as a factor behind wars and violence. An atheist and philosopher named Michel Onfray muses on how it is possible that the same religious book could inspire two types of men, one “aspiring to saintliness,” the other “carrying out an act of inhuman cruelty”—terrorism.
ON April 26, 1882, the funeral of Charles Darwin was held in Westminster Abbey, London. A church may seem to some to have been the most inappropriate place to bury the man accused of ‘dethroning God’ with his evolutionary theory of natural selection. Yet, Darwin’s tomb has been there for more than a century.
Fact is, a leading cause of atheism is religion. Historian Alister McGrath explains: “What propels people toward atheism is above all a sense of revulsion against the excesses and failures of organized religion.” Religion is often seen as a factor behind wars and violence. An atheist and philosopher named Michel Onfray muses on how it is possible that the same religious book could inspire two types of men, one “aspiring to saintliness,” the other “carrying out an act of inhuman cruelty”—terrorism.
RandyForRubio
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Ummm...no. I pointed out that the Pope disagrees with what the Bible says, and made a little quip about how he doesn't believe in the Bible either. Anybody who has read the Bible could say the exact same thing I did, has nothing to do with intelligence.
You have others telling you that is how your post comes off. You don't want to believe that fine. It is still how it reads to some people.
Just pointing that out. Not picking an argument.
RandyForRubio
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Other. One person, unless you're including yourself.
It was just a little joke that you took seriously for some reason. That's all.
I'll believe it's a joke. That's reasonable. But you taken that tone in a serious convo about religion before.
This isn't a stretch. It's also a dumb convo lol. So I'm out of it.
Joe Bagadonuts
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I sure don't.
Wait a sec. Whoops. You tricked me, didn't you. You must be smarter than the Pope.
Possibly, but he is more attractive and has better fashion sense.
But it's not a competition.
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