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PostPosted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 12:31 pm
 


Is it okay to hate Christians?

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PostPosted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 12:32 pm
 


Not only is it ok, it's the in thing to do right now.


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PostPosted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 12:35 pm
 


RUEZ RUEZ:
Not only is it ok, it's the in thing to do right now.


Yes, it seems quite fashionable and trendy amongst the fashionable and trendy people.


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PostPosted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 12:39 pm
 


BartSimpson BartSimpson:
RUEZ RUEZ:
Not only is it ok, it's the in thing to do right now.


Yes, it seems quite fashionable and trendy amongst the fashionable and trendy people.



Everyone needs a hobby Bart. Hell, I am one of the boards resident atheists and even I don't go around bashing Christianity, just nutbar Christians and Muslims and Jews and......... well you get the idea ;)


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PostPosted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 12:39 pm
 


Hating theocrats has been in vogue for sometime now. Where y'all been? Of course it's ok to hate anyone. It's different to act on that. It's another thing whether the hatred is justified. Are Christians hated because they are Christian or because they feel that intolerance and the ability to tell others how to live is a central part of Christianity. How many times have people attacked the Amish? How many people attack Pat Robertson... there's a difference.


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PostPosted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 12:43 pm
 


Yep hating Christians seems to be "The in thing" with the younger crowd. They grow up with no core values and they evolve into little Socialist or hard core Communists.


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PostPosted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 1:14 pm
 


Scrappy Scrappy:
Yep hating Christians seems to be "The in thing" with the younger crowd. They grow up with no core values and they evolve into little Socialist or hard core Communists.


could you please explain to me the difference between early christianity and communism?

and, is it okay to hate christians?
not as a group but as individuals, yes, depending on how they are as people.

Scrappy, for instance, is okay to hate...but not because she's a christian, just because of how she is as a person.


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PostPosted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 1:19 pm
 


USCAdad USCAdad:
How many times have people attacked the Amish?


Lots.


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PostPosted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 1:19 pm
 


Sure Kathematics hate away, LOL how old are you fourteen?


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PostPosted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 1:25 pm
 


kathematics kathematics:
could you please explain to me the difference between early christianity and communism?


I suggest that you look it up and answer your own question.


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PostPosted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 1:26 pm
 


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Yep hating Christians seems to be "The in thing" with the younger crowd. They grow up with no core values and they evolve into little Socialist or hard core Communists.

I don't hate Christians and I know many of the "younger crowd" who don't. I have found the older crowd those especially who grew up in the 60's and 70's are more socialist than those growing up now. Most people my age work or go to school or do both to make something of themselves and to make more money. I don't see people sitting around in fields living off sunshine and lollipops much anymore. Generation X and the slackers age is also mostly dead now except for the odd exceptions but are mostly frowned upon. Not to mention the "younger crowd" has it far more difficult than any of their parents did and it is far more expensive. Also we are the ones who will be paying for your pension and your hip replacements and everything else. Maybe we should change the saying of respect your elders to respect your children because we are going to be providing more then the other way around.


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PostPosted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 1:37 pm
 


Hummm, what about hating this guy?

Pastor with 666 tattoo claims to be divine

MIAMI, Florida (CNN) -- The minister has the number 666 tattooed on his arm.

But Jose Luis de Jesus Miranda is not your typical minister. De Jesus, or "Daddy" as his thousands of followers call him, does not merely pray to God: He says he is God.

"The spirit that is in me is the same spirit that was in Jesus of Nazareth," de Jesus says.

De Jesus' claims of divinity have angered Christian leaders, who say he is a fake. Religious experts say he may be something much more dangerous, a cult leader who really believes he is God. (Watch followers get 666 tattoos for their leader )

"He's in their heads, he's inside the heads of those people," says Prof. Daniel Alvarez, a religion expert at Florida International University who has debated some of de Jesus' followers.

"De Jesus speaks with a kind of conviction that makes me consider him more like David Koresh or Jim Jones."

Is de Jesus really a cult leader like David Koresh, who died with more than 70 of his Branch Davidian followers in a fiery end to a standoff with federal authorities, or Jim Jones, the founder of the Peoples Temple who committed mass suicide with 900 followers in 1978?

Prophets 'spoke to me'
De Jesus and his believers say their church -- "Creciendo en Gracia," Spanish for "Growing in grace" -- is misunderstood. Followers of the movement say they have proof that their minister is divine and that their church will one day soon be a major faith in the world.

But even de Jesus concedes that he is an unlikely leader of a church that claims thousands of members in more than 30 countries.

De Jesus, 61, grew up poor in Puerto Rico. He says he served stints in prison there for petty theft and says he was a heroin addict.

De Jesus says he learned he was Jesus reincarnate when he was visited in a dream by angels.

"The prophets, they spoke about me. It took me time to learn that, but I am what they were expecting, what they have been expecting for 2,000 years," de Jesus says.

The church that he began building 20 years ago in Miami resembles no other:


Followers have protested Christian churches in Miami and Latin America, disrupting services and smashing crosses and statues of Jesus.


De Jesus preaches there is no devil and no sin. His followers, he says, literally can do no wrong in God's eyes.


The church calls itself the "Government of God on Earth" and uses a seal similar to the United States.

Doing God's work with a Lexus and Rolex
If Creciendo en Gracia is an atypical religious group, de Jesus also does not fit the mold of the average church leader. De Jesus flouts traditional vows of poverty.

He says he has a church-paid salary of $136,000 but lives more lavishly than that. During an interview, he showed off a diamond-encrusted Rolex to a CNN crew and said he has three just like them. He travels in armored Lexuses and BMWs, he says, for his safety. All are gifts from his devoted followers.

And what about the tattoo of 666 on his arm?

Although it's a number usually associated with Satan, not the son of God, de Jesus says that 666 and the Antichrist are, like him, misunderstood.

The Antichrist is not the devil, de Jesus tells his congregation; he's the being who replaces Jesus on Earth.

"Antichrist is the best person in the world," he says. "Antichrist means don't put your eyes on Jesus because Jesus of Nazareth wasn't a Christian. Antichrist means do not put your eyes on Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Put it on Jesus after the cross."

And de Jesus says that means him.

So far, de Jesus says that his flock hasn't been scared off by his claims of being the Antichrist. In a show of the sway he holds over the group, 30 members of his congregation Tuesday went to a tattoo parlor to have 666 also permanently etched onto their skin.

He may wield influence over them, but his followers say don't expect them to go the way of people who believed in David Koresh and Jim Jones. Just by finding de Jesus, they say, they have achieved their purpose.

"If somebody tells us drink some Kool-Aid and we'll go to heaven, that's not true. We are already in heavenly places," follower Martita Roca told CNN after having 666 tattooed onto her ankle.


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PostPosted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 1:44 pm
 


kathematics kathematics:
Scrappy, for instance, is okay to hate...but not because she's a christian, just because of how she is as a person.


What the heck is wrong with Scrappy? I cannot recall ever seeing Scrappy say anything out of line. Criminy, I get people sending me PM's with crap about Scrappy and have never figured it out.

She runs a shade conservative and all women are supposed to be mindless, liberal drones? Is that it?

That's a particular bit of the feminazi movement I just have no patience for. Feminazis are all for 'choice' unless a women chooses to be a conservative and then the hate, as you so clearly stated here, comes oozing out of your pores with the same shrill, fevered pitch of ululating muslim banshees denouncing a heretic!

Now I know why you psychotics defend the muslims no matter how awful and barbaric they may be: it's because they remind you so much of yourselves. :roll:

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PostPosted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 1:49 pm
 


no, she's just a fug bitch


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PostPosted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 1:50 pm
 


kathematics kathematics:
no, she's just a fug bitch

Wow, she states her positions strongly, but there's nothing wrong with that. I rather enjoy her posts, even when I don't agree with them.


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