Author Topic: Praise the Good Lord!  (Read 9947 times)

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Offline Ace

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Re: Praise the Good Lord!
If someone wants to set up a cyberspace crusade over it, then **** him.

Did someone say... crusade?

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Offline Bobboau

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Re: Praise the Good Lord!
can and will are two different things, I am happy the man is gone cause there is less hate in the world, what you are seeing here is merely it's faint echo.
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Offline jr2

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Re: Praise the Good Lord!
Why do you think someone is hateful towards another just because they disagree?

 

Offline TrashMan

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Re: Praise the Good Lord!
can and will are two different things, I am happy the man is gone cause there is less hate in the world, what you are seeing here is merely it's faint echo.

Are you so sure of that? Or did his death mearly bring all the previously hidden hate to surface?
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Offline Mefustae

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Re: Praise the Good Lord!
No, none less tragic, because the human life, the thing that makes both evil and good, gets extinguished.  Regardless of what direction that particular life swayed in, it could always swing back the other way. Upon death, that opportunity comes to a close.
Sorry? I'm not really getting your point through all that religious smug. Perhaps you could dumb it down a notch for those of us not living in the lovey-dovey world of happiness and joy you seem to inhabit?

Taht siad, you never really met that guy in person or seen him how he normally behaves.. Who knows, maby he's a caring uncle/grnpa or a really fun guy to hang around with. ;7
So you'd be more than happy to go down the pub with someone on the basis of them being 'fun', regardless of the fact that they're an utter racist, sexist bigot?

Not that there's anything really wrong with that, I guess. I mean, personally I don't tend to associate myself with human trash like this Falwell fellow, but to each their own I always say.

Why do you think someone is hateful towards another just because they disagree?
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Re: Praise the Good Lord!
There was no "religious smug" in that post.  All I said was that humans have the capacity to go very good and very evil.  They also can go from very good to very evil in a rather short timeframe, and vice versa.  So no matter how "bad" a person might be, there's always a chance for them to pull a 180.  When they die, they cannot anymore, and thus, the tragedy.
Could we with ink the ocean fill, and were the skies of parchment made
Were every stalk on earth a quill, and every man a scribe by trade
To write the love of God above, would drain the ocean dry
Nor could the scroll contain the whole, though stretched from sky to sky!

 

Offline KappaWing

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Re: Praise the Good Lord!
There was no "religious smug" in that post.  All I said was that humans have the capacity to go very good and very evil.  They also can go from very good to very evil in a rather short timeframe, and vice versa.  So no matter how "bad" a person might be, there's always a chance for them to pull a 180.  When they die, they cannot anymore, and thus, the tragedy.

Alright, I can agree with this.

But no where do I see any pointed attacks on Christianity, except from Nuke, which is understandable given his... umm... musical backround. People who have "problems" with evangelical Christianity are usually people that it has problems with itself. A conflict is created that is started by the Christians trying to impose their views on others. All "problems" are simply a reactionary force.
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Offline jr2

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Re: Praise the Good Lord!
Eh... not all of them.  Maybe most of them.

  

Offline KappaWing

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Re: Praise the Good Lord!
Eh... not all of them.  Maybe most of them.

Agreed, I swept a little wide with that generalization. :)
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