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funkmasterrex
· 4 years ago
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Can confirm, although a more effective method is reading the thoughts of people who have never actually read the Bible but are somehow super-religious.
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scatmandingo
· 4 years ago
Hey, they don’t pay 10% of their income to then have to read and interpret themselves. That shit needs to be boiled down like the back page summary of a Cliff Notes and spoon fed to them with the wafers and wine.
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funkmasterrex
· 4 years ago
Please don't insult the wine... it's the only good thing about the shindig.
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scatmandingo
· 4 years ago
No insult intended. Those wafers are dry.
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funkmasterrex
· 4 years ago
and they have no fucking taste. Literal cardboard has more flavor.
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xboxgorgo18
· 4 years ago
Honestly, I went to a lot of churches and they mainly rely on crowd mentality to draw in people to their cause
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popsy
· 4 years ago
I was raised Chatholic. I don't care for organized religion. A friend d of mine dad bailed on the family and they were screwed for a long time financially. He rode with us to church and catechism ( my spelling sucks) every week. We had to go so many weeks in a row to recieve communinion. They took attendance by collecting envelopes for the donations. They didn't have money to give and they refused to let him recieve communion even though I told them that he was with me every week. Came down to money. I was about 12 when I came to the conclusion that religion is bullshit. I am still a Christian, not a Bible thumper and believe to each their own. A lot of my friends are athiest or agnostic . No sense in shitting on someone else's beliefs as long as they don't infringe on you (like ISIS).
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garlog
· 4 years ago
You don't really need to intensify non-belief. It's either there or it's not.
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