Bill Maher: gay cake and evangelical evil

Evangelical "Christanity" has no place in the 21st century.

Not your place to make that decision, and certainly not the Government's.
bullshit it's not, he has the absolute right to make it for the very same reasons you have for disagreeing.
that's if you were not slapdick with an ax to grind...
my guess is that's why you said it, not for any noble cause.

I said "decision", not opinion. You and Mahr can bloviate all you want to on the evvvulls of religion, what you can't do is use government to try to enforce your belief that it should belong in this century.

That's besides the point that your hatred for other's belief structures implies you need to get a life.
dodge!
btw the same hold true for you who would try to use the government to create a theocracy..
get a life! that's hilarious and ironic coming from you.

Why would I want to create a Theocracy? Unlike you I accept that other people actually may want to live their lives differently than me.

I have a feeling you have more of a desire to create a government hostile to religion than any desire I may have either way, again, I prefer live and let live, as opposed to "government gonna make you act like me", i.e. your position.
you as always are talking out you ass as to what you wish was my position was.
you are so fucking busy making false assumptions on every poster you disagree with you couldn't possibly know what they thought.
the live and let live shit you're pushing is a lie...
 
Not your place to make that decision, and certainly not the Government's.
bullshit it's not, he has the absolute right to make it for the very same reasons you have for disagreeing.
that's if you were not slapdick with an ax to grind...
my guess is that's why you said it, not for any noble cause.

I said "decision", not opinion. You and Mahr can bloviate all you want to on the evvvulls of religion, what you can't do is use government to try to enforce your belief that it should belong in this century.

That's besides the point that your hatred for other's belief structures implies you need to get a life.
dodge!
btw the same hold true for you who would try to use the government to create a theocracy..
get a life! that's hilarious and ironic coming from you.

Why would I want to create a Theocracy? Unlike you I accept that other people actually may want to live their lives differently than me.

I have a feeling you have more of a desire to create a government hostile to religion than any desire I may have either way, again, I prefer live and let live, as opposed to "government gonna make you act like me", i.e. your position.
you as always are talking out you ass as to what you wish was my position was.
you are so fucking busy making false assumptions on every poster you disagree with you couldn't possibly know what they thought.
the live and let live shit you're pushing is a lie...

The truth hurts, doesn't it.

You don't make a statement like "Evangelical Christianity has no place in the 21st century" without being hostile to it, and probably religion in general.

Lets make this simple.

1) Do you think people who are religious are idiots?
2) do you think religion is something best practiced behind closed doors?
3) do you think religious people have the right to free exercise of their religion, this being protected by the government?

Yes or No will suffice.
 
bullshit it's not, he has the absolute right to make it for the very same reasons you have for disagreeing.
that's if you were not slapdick with an ax to grind...
my guess is that's why you said it, not for any noble cause.

I said "decision", not opinion. You and Mahr can bloviate all you want to on the evvvulls of religion, what you can't do is use government to try to enforce your belief that it should belong in this century.

That's besides the point that your hatred for other's belief structures implies you need to get a life.
dodge!
btw the same hold true for you who would try to use the government to create a theocracy..
get a life! that's hilarious and ironic coming from you.

Why would I want to create a Theocracy? Unlike you I accept that other people actually may want to live their lives differently than me.

I have a feeling you have more of a desire to create a government hostile to religion than any desire I may have either way, again, I prefer live and let live, as opposed to "government gonna make you act like me", i.e. your position.
you as always are talking out you ass as to what you wish was my position was.
you are so fucking busy making false assumptions on every poster you disagree with you couldn't possibly know what they thought.
the live and let live shit you're pushing is a lie...

The truth hurts, doesn't it.

You don't make a statement like "Evangelical Christianity has no place in the 21st century" without being hostile to it, and probably religion in general.

Lets make this simple.

1) Do you think people who are religious are idiots?
2) do you think religion is something best practiced behind closed doors?


Yes or No will suffice.
if it were true, it might.
one the other hand it's excellent evidence of you propensity for making false accusations
1. I never said ""Evangelical Christianity has no place in the 21st century".
(false and almost slanderous accusation).

"do ou think people who are religious are idiots?
2. no, not all, but a good portion are, you included.
do you think religion is something best practiced behind closed doors
3. yes religion is a private matter, there is no need for public displays.
do you think religious people have the right to free exercise of their religion, this being protected by the government?
4.people are free to practice their faith if and until it infringes on other people right and beliefs.
 
I said "decision", not opinion. You and Mahr can bloviate all you want to on the evvvulls of religion, what you can't do is use government to try to enforce your belief that it should belong in this century.

That's besides the point that your hatred for other's belief structures implies you need to get a life.
dodge!
btw the same hold true for you who would try to use the government to create a theocracy..
get a life! that's hilarious and ironic coming from you.

Why would I want to create a Theocracy? Unlike you I accept that other people actually may want to live their lives differently than me.

I have a feeling you have more of a desire to create a government hostile to religion than any desire I may have either way, again, I prefer live and let live, as opposed to "government gonna make you act like me", i.e. your position.
you as always are talking out you ass as to what you wish was my position was.
you are so fucking busy making false assumptions on every poster you disagree with you couldn't possibly know what they thought.
the live and let live shit you're pushing is a lie...

The truth hurts, doesn't it.

You don't make a statement like "Evangelical Christianity has no place in the 21st century" without being hostile to it, and probably religion in general.

Lets make this simple.

1) Do you think people who are religious are idiots?
2) do you think religion is something best practiced behind closed doors?


Yes or No will suffice.
if it were true, it might.
one the other hand it's excellent evidence of you propensity for making false accusations
1. I never said ""Evangelical Christianity has no place in the 21st century".
(false and almost slanderous accusation).

"do ou think people who are religious are idiots?
2. no, not all, but a good portion are, you included.
do you think religion is something best practiced behind closed doors
3. yes religion is a private matter, there is no need for public displays.
do you think religious people have the right to free exercise of their religion, this being protected by the government?
4.people are free to practice their faith if and until it infringes on other people right and beliefs.

Ugh, it was old school that said that. I was wrong and I apologize.

As for the others

2. I am actually not very religious at all.
3. Religious does not have to be a private matter, it can be a public matter, as there is this whole freedom of expression some of us hold dear. You, on the other hand do not have freedom from being annoyed.
4. And here is where we find your definition of infringement is the key.

You are anti-religion, I am not taking that statement back, but I do withdraw 1, as I was wrong.
 
Gays should not do business with evangelicals. Don't give them a dime.
You don't have to. God isn't poor.

We will still feed you when you are hungry, and shelter you when you in the storm, and clothe you when you are cold, and we won't ask for a dime.
 
dodge!
btw the same hold true for you who would try to use the government to create a theocracy..
get a life! that's hilarious and ironic coming from you.

Why would I want to create a Theocracy? Unlike you I accept that other people actually may want to live their lives differently than me.

I have a feeling you have more of a desire to create a government hostile to religion than any desire I may have either way, again, I prefer live and let live, as opposed to "government gonna make you act like me", i.e. your position.
you as always are talking out you ass as to what you wish was my position was.
you are so fucking busy making false assumptions on every poster you disagree with you couldn't possibly know what they thought.
the live and let live shit you're pushing is a lie...

The truth hurts, doesn't it.

You don't make a statement like "Evangelical Christianity has no place in the 21st century" without being hostile to it, and probably religion in general.

Lets make this simple.

1) Do you think people who are religious are idiots?
2) do you think religion is something best practiced behind closed doors?


Yes or No will suffice.
if it were true, it might.
one the other hand it's excellent evidence of you propensity for making false accusations
1. I never said ""Evangelical Christianity has no place in the 21st century".
(false and almost slanderous accusation).

"do ou think people who are religious are idiots?
2. no, not all, but a good portion are, you included.
do you think religion is something best practiced behind closed doors
3. yes religion is a private matter, there is no need for public displays.
do you think religious people have the right to free exercise of their religion, this being protected by the government?
4.people are free to practice their faith if and until it infringes on other people right and beliefs.

Ugh, it was old school that said that. I was wrong and I apologize.

As for the others

2. I am actually not very religious at all.
3. Religious does not have to be a private matter, it can be a public matter, as there is this whole freedom of expression some of us hold dear. You, on the other hand do not have freedom from being annoyed.
4. And here is where we find your definition of infringement is the key.

You are anti-religion, I am not taking that statement back, but I do withdraw 1, as I was wrong.
gee how'd I know that would be you answer and it false .
I'm not anti religious , the way you misuse freedom of expression is hilarious...
 
Why would I want to create a Theocracy? Unlike you I accept that other people actually may want to live their lives differently than me.

I have a feeling you have more of a desire to create a government hostile to religion than any desire I may have either way, again, I prefer live and let live, as opposed to "government gonna make you act like me", i.e. your position.
you as always are talking out you ass as to what you wish was my position was.
you are so fucking busy making false assumptions on every poster you disagree with you couldn't possibly know what they thought.
the live and let live shit you're pushing is a lie...

The truth hurts, doesn't it.

You don't make a statement like "Evangelical Christianity has no place in the 21st century" without being hostile to it, and probably religion in general.

Lets make this simple.

1) Do you think people who are religious are idiots?
2) do you think religion is something best practiced behind closed doors?


Yes or No will suffice.
if it were true, it might.
one the other hand it's excellent evidence of you propensity for making false accusations
1. I never said ""Evangelical Christianity has no place in the 21st century".
(false and almost slanderous accusation).

"do ou think people who are religious are idiots?
2. no, not all, but a good portion are, you included.
do you think religion is something best practiced behind closed doors
3. yes religion is a private matter, there is no need for public displays.
do you think religious people have the right to free exercise of their religion, this being protected by the government?
4.people are free to practice their faith if and until it infringes on other people right and beliefs.

Ugh, it was old school that said that. I was wrong and I apologize.

As for the others

2. I am actually not very religious at all.
3. Religious does not have to be a private matter, it can be a public matter, as there is this whole freedom of expression some of us hold dear. You, on the other hand do not have freedom from being annoyed.
4. And here is where we find your definition of infringement is the key.

You are anti-religion, I am not taking that statement back, but I do withdraw 1, as I was wrong.
gee how'd I know that would be you answer and it false .
I'm not anti religious , the way you misuse freedom of expression is hilarious...

Thanks for the non-answer.
 
you as always are talking out you ass as to what you wish was my position was.
you are so fucking busy making false assumptions on every poster you disagree with you couldn't possibly know what they thought.
the live and let live shit you're pushing is a lie...

The truth hurts, doesn't it.

You don't make a statement like "Evangelical Christianity has no place in the 21st century" without being hostile to it, and probably religion in general.

Lets make this simple.

1) Do you think people who are religious are idiots?
2) do you think religion is something best practiced behind closed doors?


Yes or No will suffice.
if it were true, it might.
one the other hand it's excellent evidence of you propensity for making false accusations
1. I never said ""Evangelical Christianity has no place in the 21st century".
(false and almost slanderous accusation).

"do ou think people who are religious are idiots?
2. no, not all, but a good portion are, you included.
do you think religion is something best practiced behind closed doors
3. yes religion is a private matter, there is no need for public displays.
do you think religious people have the right to free exercise of their religion, this being protected by the government?
4.people are free to practice their faith if and until it infringes on other people right and beliefs.

Ugh, it was old school that said that. I was wrong and I apologize.

As for the others

2. I am actually not very religious at all.
3. Religious does not have to be a private matter, it can be a public matter, as there is this whole freedom of expression some of us hold dear. You, on the other hand do not have freedom from being annoyed.
4. And here is where we find your definition of infringement is the key.

You are anti-religion, I am not taking that statement back, but I do withdraw 1, as I was wrong.
gee how'd I know that would be you answer and it false .
I'm not anti religious , the way you misuse freedom of expression is hilarious...

Thanks for the non-answer.
wrong again...why is it when people like you don't get the answer they want to hear it's a non answer ?
 
The truth hurts, doesn't it.

You don't make a statement like "Evangelical Christianity has no place in the 21st century" without being hostile to it, and probably religion in general.

Lets make this simple.

1) Do you think people who are religious are idiots?
2) do you think religion is something best practiced behind closed doors?


Yes or No will suffice.
if it were true, it might.
one the other hand it's excellent evidence of you propensity for making false accusations
1. I never said ""Evangelical Christianity has no place in the 21st century".
(false and almost slanderous accusation).

"do ou think people who are religious are idiots?
2. no, not all, but a good portion are, you included.
do you think religion is something best practiced behind closed doors
3. yes religion is a private matter, there is no need for public displays.
do you think religious people have the right to free exercise of their religion, this being protected by the government?
4.people are free to practice their faith if and until it infringes on other people right and beliefs.

Ugh, it was old school that said that. I was wrong and I apologize.

As for the others

2. I am actually not very religious at all.
3. Religious does not have to be a private matter, it can be a public matter, as there is this whole freedom of expression some of us hold dear. You, on the other hand do not have freedom from being annoyed.
4. And here is where we find your definition of infringement is the key.

You are anti-religion, I am not taking that statement back, but I do withdraw 1, as I was wrong.
gee how'd I know that would be you answer and it false .
I'm not anti religious , the way you misuse freedom of expression is hilarious...

Thanks for the non-answer.
wrong again...why is it when people like you don't get the answer they want to hear it's a non answer ?

It wasn't an answer, it was more "fuh fuh fuh" blathering about how you are not anti-religious, yet you want people to keep it to themselves, and how it is superseded by anything you define as 'infringing" on others.
 
if it were true, it might.
one the other hand it's excellent evidence of you propensity for making false accusations
1. I never said ""Evangelical Christianity has no place in the 21st century".
(false and almost slanderous accusation).

"do ou think people who are religious are idiots?
2. no, not all, but a good portion are, you included.
do you think religion is something best practiced behind closed doors
3. yes religion is a private matter, there is no need for public displays.
do you think religious people have the right to free exercise of their religion, this being protected by the government?
4.people are free to practice their faith if and until it infringes on other people right and beliefs.

Ugh, it was old school that said that. I was wrong and I apologize.

As for the others

2. I am actually not very religious at all.
3. Religious does not have to be a private matter, it can be a public matter, as there is this whole freedom of expression some of us hold dear. You, on the other hand do not have freedom from being annoyed.
4. And here is where we find your definition of infringement is the key.

You are anti-religion, I am not taking that statement back, but I do withdraw 1, as I was wrong.
gee how'd I know that would be you answer and it false .
I'm not anti religious , the way you misuse freedom of expression is hilarious...

Thanks for the non-answer.
wrong again...why is it when people like you don't get the answer they want to hear it's a non answer ?

It wasn't an answer, it was more "fuh fuh fuh" blathering about how you are not anti-religious, yet you want people to keep it to themselves, and how it is superseded by anything you define as 'infringing" on others.
now that's a non answer
it is superseded when it infringes on other peoples rights not to harassed or impeded.
it's also a matter of discretion, a concept that eludes you.
btw I never fuh fuh fuh ...
 
Ugh, it was old school that said that. I was wrong and I apologize.

As for the others

2. I am actually not very religious at all.
3. Religious does not have to be a private matter, it can be a public matter, as there is this whole freedom of expression some of us hold dear. You, on the other hand do not have freedom from being annoyed.
4. And here is where we find your definition of infringement is the key.

You are anti-religion, I am not taking that statement back, but I do withdraw 1, as I was wrong.
gee how'd I know that would be you answer and it false .
I'm not anti religious , the way you misuse freedom of expression is hilarious...

Thanks for the non-answer.
wrong again...why is it when people like you don't get the answer they want to hear it's a non answer ?

It wasn't an answer, it was more "fuh fuh fuh" blathering about how you are not anti-religious, yet you want people to keep it to themselves, and how it is superseded by anything you define as 'infringing" on others.
now that's a non answer
it is superseded when it infringes on other peoples rights not to harassed or impeded.
it's also a matter of discretion, a concept that eludes you.
btw I never fuh fuh fuh ...

What do you consider "harassed or impeded"?
 
gee how'd I know that would be you answer and it false .
I'm not anti religious , the way you misuse freedom of expression is hilarious...

Thanks for the non-answer.
wrong again...why is it when people like you don't get the answer they want to hear it's a non answer ?

It wasn't an answer, it was more "fuh fuh fuh" blathering about how you are not anti-religious, yet you want people to keep it to themselves, and how it is superseded by anything you define as 'infringing" on others.
now that's a non answer
it is superseded when it infringes on other peoples rights not to harassed or impeded.
it's also a matter of discretion, a concept that eludes you.
btw I never fuh fuh fuh ...

What do you consider "harassed or impeded"?
asked and answerd
 
Thanks for the non-answer.
wrong again...why is it when people like you don't get the answer they want to hear it's a non answer ?

It wasn't an answer, it was more "fuh fuh fuh" blathering about how you are not anti-religious, yet you want people to keep it to themselves, and how it is superseded by anything you define as 'infringing" on others.
now that's a non answer
it is superseded when it infringes on other peoples rights not to harassed or impeded.
it's also a matter of discretion, a concept that eludes you.
btw I never fuh fuh fuh ...

What do you consider "harassed or impeded"?
asked and answerd

Nope. You vaguely reference infringement, and don't go into details. provide some details. For example, is the St patricks day parade infringing your ability to cross Manhattan without traffic? Is a street preacher infringing on you?
 
wrong again...why is it when people like you don't get the answer they want to hear it's a non answer ?

It wasn't an answer, it was more "fuh fuh fuh" blathering about how you are not anti-religious, yet you want people to keep it to themselves, and how it is superseded by anything you define as 'infringing" on others.
now that's a non answer
it is superseded when it infringes on other peoples rights not to harassed or impeded.
it's also a matter of discretion, a concept that eludes you.
btw I never fuh fuh fuh ...

What do you consider "harassed or impeded"?
asked and answerd

Nope. You vaguely reference infringement, and don't go into details. provide some details. For example, is the St patricks day parade infringing your ability to cross Manhattan without traffic? Is a street preacher infringing on you?
you wish... st paddy's parade is only marginally religious, in reality that holiday is for eating hagus and getting drunk. speaking of vague and implausible your example is all that and more.
as for the street preacher yes he or she is, they often do by getting in the faces of passers by.
if I was as anti religion as you wish I was ,why would I live on a street that has five churches with walking distance?
one is less then 50 yards away.
I don't talk shit to them as they pass by or do complain when they have and outdoor meeting.
as long as it's on their property and the don't harass no believers imo they can worship any way they please.
 
It wasn't an answer, it was more "fuh fuh fuh" blathering about how you are not anti-religious, yet you want people to keep it to themselves, and how it is superseded by anything you define as 'infringing" on others.
now that's a non answer
it is superseded when it infringes on other peoples rights not to harassed or impeded.
it's also a matter of discretion, a concept that eludes you.
btw I never fuh fuh fuh ...

What do you consider "harassed or impeded"?
asked and answerd

Nope. You vaguely reference infringement, and don't go into details. provide some details. For example, is the St patricks day parade infringing your ability to cross Manhattan without traffic? Is a street preacher infringing on you?
you wish... st paddy's parade is only marginally religious, in reality that holiday is for eating hagus and getting drunk. speaking of vague and implausible your example is all that and more.
as for the street preacher yes he or she is, they often do by getting in the faces of passers by.
if I was as anti religion as you wish I was ,why would I live on a street that has five churches with walking distance?
one is less then 50 yards away.
I don't talk shit to them as they pass by or do complain when they have and outdoor meeting.
as long as it's on their property and the don't harass no believers imo they can worship any way they please.

So a street preacher is infringing on you?? What if it was an activist for something you approved of? I noticed you had to assume a street preacher is going to get "in your face"

LOL, get a spine, Wimpy L. Wimpington.
 
now that's a non answer
it is superseded when it infringes on other peoples rights not to harassed or impeded.
it's also a matter of discretion, a concept that eludes you.
btw I never fuh fuh fuh ...

What do you consider "harassed or impeded"?
asked and answerd

Nope. You vaguely reference infringement, and don't go into details. provide some details. For example, is the St patricks day parade infringing your ability to cross Manhattan without traffic? Is a street preacher infringing on you?
you wish... st paddy's parade is only marginally religious, in reality that holiday is for eating hagus and getting drunk. speaking of vague and implausible your example is all that and more.
as for the street preacher yes he or she is, they often do by getting in the faces of passers by.
if I was as anti religion as you wish I was ,why would I live on a street that has five churches with walking distance?
one is less then 50 yards away.
I don't talk shit to them as they pass by or do complain when they have and outdoor meeting.
as long as it's on their property and the don't harass no believers imo they can worship any way they please.

So a street preacher is infringing on you?? What if it was an activist for something you approved of? I noticed you had to assume a street preacher is going to get "in your face"

LOL, get a spine, Wimpy L. Wimpington.
wrong! again! that was no assumption ,assuming falsely is your gig.
activists, preachers, anybody, it's still wrong.
speaking of reaching the shit you are asking is improbable as being mauled by a polar bear and a black bear in the same day.
 
Matthew 6:5
King James Bible
And when thou prayest, thou shalt not be as the hypocrites are: for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and in the corners of the streets, that they may be seen of men. Verily I say unto you, They have their reward.
 
Evangelical "Christanity" has no place in the 21st century.

Not your place to make that decision, and certainly not the Government's.
bullshit it's not, he has the absolute right to make it for the very same reasons you have for disagreeing.
that's if you were not slapdick with an ax to grind...
my guess is that's why you said it, not for any noble cause.

I said "decision", not opinion. You and Mahr can bloviate all you want to on the evvvulls of religion, what you can't do is use government to try to enforce your belief that it should belong in this century.

That's besides the point that your hatred for other's belief structures implies you need to get a life.
dodge!
btw the same hold true for you who would try to use the government to create a theocracy..
get a life! that's hilarious and ironic coming from you.

Why would I want to create a Theocracy? Unlike you I accept that other people actually may want to live their lives differently than me.

I have a feeling you have more of a desire to create a government hostile to religion than any desire I may have either way, again, I prefer live and let live, as opposed to "government gonna make you act like me", i.e. your position.

Exactly.
 
Not your place to make that decision, and certainly not the Government's.
bullshit it's not, he has the absolute right to make it for the very same reasons you have for disagreeing.
that's if you were not slapdick with an ax to grind...
my guess is that's why you said it, not for any noble cause.

I said "decision", not opinion. You and Mahr can bloviate all you want to on the evvvulls of religion, what you can't do is use government to try to enforce your belief that it should belong in this century.

That's besides the point that your hatred for other's belief structures implies you need to get a life.
dodge!
btw the same hold true for you who would try to use the government to create a theocracy..
get a life! that's hilarious and ironic coming from you.

Why would I want to create a Theocracy? Unlike you I accept that other people actually may want to live their lives differently than me.

I have a feeling you have more of a desire to create a government hostile to religion than any desire I may have either way, again, I prefer live and let live, as opposed to "government gonna make you act like me", i.e. your position.

Exactly.
you're as big a bullshit artist as he is.
 
What do you consider "harassed or impeded"?
asked and answerd

Nope. You vaguely reference infringement, and don't go into details. provide some details. For example, is the St patricks day parade infringing your ability to cross Manhattan without traffic? Is a street preacher infringing on you?
you wish... st paddy's parade is only marginally religious, in reality that holiday is for eating hagus and getting drunk. speaking of vague and implausible your example is all that and more.
as for the street preacher yes he or she is, they often do by getting in the faces of passers by.
if I was as anti religion as you wish I was ,why would I live on a street that has five churches with walking distance?
one is less then 50 yards away.
I don't talk shit to them as they pass by or do complain when they have and outdoor meeting.
as long as it's on their property and the don't harass no believers imo they can worship any way they please.

So a street preacher is infringing on you?? What if it was an activist for something you approved of? I noticed you had to assume a street preacher is going to get "in your face"

LOL, get a spine, Wimpy L. Wimpington.
wrong! again! that was no assumption ,assuming falsely is your gig.
activists, preachers, anybody, it's still wrong.
speaking of reaching the shit you are asking is improbable as being mauled by a polar bear and a black bear in the same day.

You have no right to not be offended or confronted (in a peaceful manner) by your fellow citizen.
 

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