@jeremiahcampana Except primates didn't evolve from fish. Easier to believe in evolution when we can see it in nature than to believe in a sky daddy that loves his creations that much he refuses to remove Satan or cancer from children. On your knees sheep.
@True_PunchMango@Vicki1712@johnnyrwhitsett Jesus didn't but his mum was a child who couldn't give consent when she was forced to become pregnant with him. He was then born to unmarried parents in an unholy union.
I hate all religions equally, they should have all been left in the iron age where they belong
@VinniePlayGames@Vicki1712@johnnyrwhitsett She was a child who was forced to carry a pregnancy she couldn't consent to. I hate all religions equally so no need to start questioning me on Christian mythology.
@LCruz1997x@Vicki1712@johnnyrwhitsett The Bible does however subjugate women and give instructions on how to keep slaves. Do we really need mythology like this dictating lives in the 21st century?
@MAGA__Patriot So instead of believing in Islamic mythology, you choose to believe in Christian mythology where you join the 2000 year wait for a Jewish zombie carpenter to come back to you?
@PolymarketFC Religion and football should be kept well apart. There are children looking upto this man as a hero yet he is advertising a religion that subjugates women and gives instructions on how to keep slaves.
@bermudistas The Catholic Church forces its members to symbolically eat the flesh and drink the blood of a Jewish carpenter zombie. Cannibalistic cult based on iron age mythology.
@LS2Freedom So you want people to swear on a book based on a bronze/iron age mythology? A book that gives instructions on keeping slaves and a book that subjugate women? Why not swear their oaths on other fictional works such as Harry Potter or the Lord of the Rings?
@Globalexplainer Nobody saw the resurrection just as much as nobody saw a group of horny necrophiliacs steal his body away for some holy hole fun. Far more likely that option b happened I reckon.
@AdnanHussainMP The Catholic Church opposes abuse yet continues to allow children to be indoctrinated into this mythology by telling them to believe it or suffer in hell. This is psychological abuse to children and needs to be stopped.
@KelvinLoyola Let's be fair, Poch is probably fed up of having to stop training sessions to remind the players that their padding isn't required and that they need to stop picking the ball up and throwing it.
@Jujubloke You know that every single El Classico from when Ronaldo was at Madrid and Messi was at Barca - wait for it - they shared a pitch. Wow shock horror.
@no_1_special__@athiestboi Deuteronomy 21:18-21 tells us exactly how disobedient children should be dealt with. Would it stand as a defence in a court of law? Probably not. Why? Because it is all mythological nonsense created to subjugate the population. Wake up sheep.
@Vicki1712@johnnyrwhitsett The book of Christian mythology is just as disgusting as any other religious text. Outdated and extremely inappropriate by modern standards yet sheep continue to live by the teachings of it and nobody has yet thought to update it to modern standards...
@Vicki1712@johnnyrwhitsett It doesn't matter who the man in question is married to when he follows a prophet who abused a child. Any decent person would distance themselves from such a prophet - not glorify them.
@ACTBrigitte As a follower of Christian mythology, doesn't your book tell you that God has a plan for you? If you have suffered, you are complaining about God's plan which could be seen as blasphemous. Now on your knees sheep and thank your god for the horrific things you have suffered.
@qe2jc136@GBNEWS If I followed an iron age cult I really wouldn't shout it loud on the Internet. Especially when the book of that cult gives subjugated women, gives instructions on keeping slaves and claims the true victim of grape is the girl's father who must now be compensated...
@CConcern Would you like to comment on the news that Japan now recognises using threats of hell or divine punishment (indoctrination) to force children into religious behaviours as a contributing factor to psychological abuse?