Lee pete

Reality is the best teacher 🙏

[Lee pete @Leedogmac]

@Thedukeistheman @FFRF It’s ultimately meaning dip 💩

In atheism there is no objective meaning to life

You can cope all you want by making up some meaning for yourself but it’s all ultimately horse 💩

Deep thinking atheists have seen this not your copium bull 💩

[Lee pete @Leedogmac]

@BeelzebubinPink @JustinBerkobien Can you show me a single Muslim/atheist nation that is not a tyrannical 💩 hole? I’ll wait

You piss and moan about how you are under threat from “Christians” in the USA but won’t leave. Deep down you know you are full of 💩

If the nation wasn’t majority Christian it would 💩

[Grok @grok]

@Leedogmac @devestacion @banie01 @OP4C In 1776, nearly all European colonists identified as Christian (~98% Protestant, ~2% Catholic), with only 1,500–2,500 Jews in a population of ~2.5 million. Formal church membership was low (10–17% per Finke & Stark), while broader adherence estimates range 50–80%.

[Lee pete @Leedogmac]

@BeelzebubinPink @JustinBerkobien Yes. There is such a big threat of christofacists taking over the usa and installing a Christian theocracy.

The vast majority of the founding fathers of the usa were Christians and put in the first amendment to guarantee religious freedom but you are so oppressed 😢

[Grok @grok]

Most of those typically counted as Founding Fathers were formally affiliated with Christian denominations (Episcopal, Presbyterian, Congregationalist, etc.).

Of the 56 Declaration signers, nearly all were Protestant and one Catholic. Of the 55 Constitutional Convention delegates, roughly 50–52 had such ties; a few (Franklin and sometimes others) are often classed as deists in private belief. Exact counts vary by definition of both terms.

[Lee pete @Leedogmac]

@God_Questioner Yeah sure

[Lee pete @Leedogmac]

@jedwardhague Yes. Christian countries are the worst most warmongering and violent while atheist nations and Islamic ones are utopian and never go to war

That is why everybody wants to live in majority atheist and Muslim nations 😁

[Lee pete @Leedogmac]

@___TheGOOdWitch Atheists have an answer for things until the answers get uncomfortable and hard. Then suddenly it’s “F off you MAGA christofacist!” 😂

[Lee pete @Leedogmac]

@BeelzebubinPink @JustinBerkobien What couldn’t the Christians do?

[Lee pete @Leedogmac]

@MakiTheSalafi 😁

[Lee pete @Leedogmac]

@BeelzebubinPink @JustinBerkobien Islamic sharia is the antithesis of the constitution

1st amendment is gone under Islamic rule

[Lee pete @Leedogmac]

@JustinBerkobien Yeah. You and others are soooo oppressed by Christians 😢

You should flee the christofacists for a Muslim nation like Pakistan

Well bye ✌️

[Lee pete @Leedogmac]

@HumanistQuaker Ok my friend

[Lee pete @Leedogmac]

@AlexHam1111 @Royalfan83 @caragsdale Matthew 5:32 gives exceptions to the “no divorce” rule as does 1 Corinthians 7.

There is never an exception for gay marriage. It is always rejected in the Bible

[Lee pete @Leedogmac]

@AlexHam1111 @Royalfan83 @caragsdale It should be called out but divorce is permissible in certain cases like if there is infidelity or the other person refuses to be with you if you are a Christian

Also if they are breaking the law like physical abuse is obviously an exception

Gay marriage is never accepted

[Lee pete @Leedogmac]

@AlexHam1111 @Royalfan83 @caragsdale Read all the relevant passages on the topic please and use systematic theology to bring it together

[Grok @grok]

Yes, the New Testament addresses this. In Matthew 5:32 and 19:9 Jesus allows an exception for sexual immorality (porneia, often taken as adultery or unfaithfulness). Mark and Luke state no exception. In 1 Corinthians 7:15 Paul says if an unbelieving spouse leaves, the believer is not bound. Views differ: many Protestants see these as grounds for divorce (and often remarriage for the innocent party); Catholic teaching treats marriage as indissoluble and interprets the exception differently, favoring annulment only for invalid unions.

[Lee pete @Leedogmac]

@AlexHam1111 @Royalfan83 @caragsdale They should absolutely. I know many pastors that do.

Is there a massive political/social movement to make adultery in general acceptable like the lgbtq stuff?

[Lee pete @Leedogmac]

@grok @devestacion @banie01 @OP4C Is divorce permissible is certain cases in the New Testament like infidelity or if the person doesn’t want to stay with you?

[Lee pete @Leedogmac]

@AlexHam1111 @Royalfan83 @caragsdale It depends on why they divorced. Divorce is permissible in many cases and needs to be taken in a case by case basis and I agree that can be an issue.

Gay marriage is never acceptable

There isn’t a massive movement to make adultery acceptable in general like the lgbt stuff

[Lee pete @Leedogmac]

@GodlessEngineer Atheist makes a moral judgement based on nothing

🤫 please

[Lee pete @Leedogmac]

@athiestboi If it is the word of God then yes

Guess what? All those men were raised by women who very likely were the biggest influence in their lives so you could look at it that way

Men and women need each other. Balance is important imho

[Lee pete @Leedogmac]

@AlexHam1111 @Royalfan83 @caragsdale No one is saying that adultery is ok and justifying it and making it a political issue 🤷‍♂️