Yet another Christian hypocrite

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The only thing my comment was based on was the irony in the OP telling others to shut up and mind their own business after he railed on them. Not his beliefs. I couldn't care less what his thoughts about Christians are. Just the hypocrisy he exhibited.

What in the op was hypocritical?

 

[bigb]

Maybe hypocritical wasn't quite the right word, but it's certainly ironic.

 

[RandyForRubio]

Yes, we are all hypocrites. But, not all of us hypocrites are seeking to impose our narrow-minded, intolerant religious beliefs on society (even if we don't follow them ourselves) via laws and policies justified by our claims or moral superiority owing to divine approbation. That's a critical and obvious distinction you overlook.

Anytime anyone or any group seeking power over others owing to claimed moral superiority/divine attribution, then we have an absolute right to critically examine not only their beliefs but the claimed divine authority for those beliefs. Pervasive acts of hypocrisy among such persons/groups signal to us the degree to which we should take such beliefs and claims of divine authority seriously.

I don't take joy in others' mistakes (or at least try not to), but I do take pleasure when those seeking power over others on the basis of divine authority are unmasked.

Was Mr. Summit trying to invoke policy on society via laws and politics?

 

[Harambe]

And you do it on a web forum because you do not have a megaphone and a bigger stage.

... theory...

Boris = DutchJazzer?

 

[Boris]

Yes, we are all hypocrites. But, not all of us hypocrites are seeking to impose our narrow-minded, intolerant religious beliefs on society (even if we don't follow them ourselves) via laws and policies justified by our claims or moral superiority owing to divine approbation. That's a critical and obvious distinction you overlook.

Anytime anyone or any group seeking power over others owing to claimed moral superiority/divine attribution, then we have an absolute right to critically examine not only their beliefs but the claimed divine authority for those beliefs. Pervasive acts of hypocrisy among such persons/groups signal to us the degree to which we should take such beliefs and claims of divine authority seriously.

I don't take joy in others' mistakes (or at least try not to), but I do take pleasure when those seeking power over others on the basis of divine authority are unmasked.

There is a diference between religious and secular narrow mindedness imposing there strong held opinions? That's a critical and obvious distinction you overlook. Nice try at becoming the height of hypocrisy. You done well son.