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cancerlobster (03/28/2015) [-] Honestly I don't see heated religious discussion nowadays nearly as much as race/Muslim/Jew hate.
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thepizzadevourer (03/28/2015) [-] Look, disliking specific people for viable reasons is fine, and making fun of perceived racial/religious traits is fine in moderation. But it's getting to the point that you can't mention blacks, Jews, or Muslims without people cracking a dozen really offensive, only mildly funny jokes. There's a point at which you start accepting the things as fact that were once originally told as jokes. Again, not trying to censor free speech or anything . . . but maybe lighten up a little, guys?
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cancerlobster (03/28/2015) [-] Funnily enough, some of the users actually saw this coming. It's already happening with people believing ******** conspiracies.
Hopefully things will settle in the next few months. I don't want FJ to become the next Stormfront.
Hopefully things will settle in the next few months. I don't want FJ to become the next Stormfront.
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icameheretotroll (03/28/2015) [-] Because disagreeing with someones religion will make everyone else call you a neckbeard
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okamiterasu (03/28/2015) [-] A south african dysentery conference sponsored by taco bell and chipotle
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norkas (03/28/2015) [-] Everywhere I go, I see heresy. Just yesterday at the library someone put the Bible in the "fiction section because they're an ohsoclever atheist who don't need no LORD. I told them to put it back, and at first he refused, but after a minute, he put it on the table next to my friend, who immediately put it on the ground and said "this is how I feel about the Bible".
What happened to the world, with such behaviour in it?
What happened to the world, with such behaviour in it?
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ronjeremysweiner (03/28/2015) [-]
honestly though talking to people of other religions that can actually discuss their experiences/personal beliefs with an open mind for me is one of the most interesting things.
honestly whether ur atheist christian muslim whatever, when talking to someone with a different view, for a minute accept everything they say to be the truth and it will change the way you see things, but most likely wont change your opinion.
honestly whether ur atheist christian muslim whatever, when talking to someone with a different view, for a minute accept everything they say to be the truth and it will change the way you see things, but most likely wont change your opinion.
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anon (03/29/2015) [-]
And yet you're too much a coward to include a single picture making fun of muhammed.
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anon (03/29/2015) [-]
> consummated when she was 9
I find it hilarious that people latch on to this and act like it was some huge moral indiscretion. 18, 14, 12, these are all common ages of consent right now. Look back at the time period and even significantly past that...it wasn't weird to see "child" kings, let alone marriage.
Bukhari = hadith not quran
Koran: the last quotes aren't even mentioned
The second to last one is in reference to sex, yes. There are two interpretations of "women who do not menstruate" though. Some people use it to justify their desires...many if not most believe it is literally referencing girls who DO NOT menstruate, because that is in fact an issue some girls have.
I find it hilarious that people latch on to this and act like it was some huge moral indiscretion. 18, 14, 12, these are all common ages of consent right now. Look back at the time period and even significantly past that...it wasn't weird to see "child" kings, let alone marriage.
Bukhari = hadith not quran
Koran: the last quotes aren't even mentioned
The second to last one is in reference to sex, yes. There are two interpretations of "women who do not menstruate" though. Some people use it to justify their desires...many if not most believe it is literally referencing girls who DO NOT menstruate, because that is in fact an issue some girls have.
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redbannerman (03/29/2015) [-] Ey, upside down cross is St. Peter's cross ya nuncy. A satanic cross is much more.... detailed? There IS a pentagram up there, just look. There is ALSO a star of David.
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pongldr (03/28/2015) [-] i thought this was a new google logo or some **** when i first saw it
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Crusader (03/29/2015) [-] How pissed would Jesus be if he came back and saw all the crosses?
It'd be like if Gandhi came back and we all showed him how we remembered him by wearing .38 cal bullet around our neck.
It'd be like if Gandhi came back and we all showed him how we remembered him by wearing .38 cal bullet around our neck.
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okamiterasu (03/28/2015) [-] I remember when a western country could build some towers in peace
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flamingbananas ONLINE (03/28/2015) [-] **flamingbananas rolled user kothaex ** which religion should I argue for?
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bardusetphilosophu (03/28/2015) [-] Why even discuss it :
1. If you discuss it and belong to it (one specific religion), you'll never win or change or make changes because dogma does not change unless into another dogma and then you're logically undermining yourself;
2. If you discuss it and don't belong to it (religion), you're lowering yourself to a state of mind that does not become you;
3. If you live in a region/country where religion and politics aren't separated, then you don't discuss it, you fight it (religion).
Well, peace to all.
1. If you discuss it and belong to it (one specific religion), you'll never win or change or make changes because dogma does not change unless into another dogma and then you're logically undermining yourself;
2. If you discuss it and don't belong to it (religion), you're lowering yourself to a state of mind that does not become you;
3. If you live in a region/country where religion and politics aren't separated, then you don't discuss it, you fight it (religion).
Well, peace to all.
