Czernobog
Gold Member
Except you didn't. You keep claiming that i want to criminalise your religion, but I don't. Will I be happy when it abolishes itself? Yes. Yes I will. Do I feel any need to pass any authoritarian laws to criminalise a belief, however irrational, or idiotic? Nope.Not at all. I like to lead people to the logical conclusion of their argument like I did you.You are just terrified that someone is going to criminalise your superstition, aren't you?So can I count on you to try to abolish Christianity?.So doesn't it make sense to do away with evil, Einstein? Or do you like having evil around? Maybe we should burn them, huh? Would you like that?.
- really, it had nothing to do with innocents to begin with ?
christianity is evil as proven repeatedly over the course of history from the period of its canonization going forward - when the Almighty was abandoned ... what is there not to know about repentance than if it has never been utilized.
And no, you didn't answer the question.
certainly did, abandoning the book of lies is the proper solution for all the desert religions ....
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metanoia: it means to change one's mind or ways.
So doesn't it make sense to do away with evil, Einstein? Or do you like having evil around? Maybe we should burn them, huh? Would you like that?
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who is doing the burning was established in the beginning, you frankly make little sense where morality and precepts are a matter of historical record or for a verifiable course for a life in the Everlasting.
unless of course you actually believe your book of lies rather than the verbal admission of its leading character -
Eloi, Eloi, lama sabachthani . 'My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me'?
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You see that is the conclusion we keep coming to. You keep asking if I want to abolish it. I keep pointing out to you that it is going to abolish itself, so I don't need to.
You see, the religious freedom found in the First Amendment gives you the right to believe whatever you want to believe, without government interference. It does not, however, protect you from the scorn, mockery, and ridicule for that believe from others, such as myself.
In fact, the freedom of speech also found in the First Amendment gives me the right to mock, and ridicule to my beady little heart's desire.
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