Lol museum
19 years ago
General
Hay guyz, I used to believe in this, how about you?
http://www.answersingenesis.org/museum/
1. "Why is this museum needed?
Our increasingly anti-Christian country must return to a belief in the authority of the Bible and be presented with the life-changing gospel message. Evolutionary indoctrination has undermined the Christian foundations in America."
Sounds like a good reason to open a museum!
http://www.answersingenesis.org/museum/
1. "Why is this museum needed?
Our increasingly anti-Christian country must return to a belief in the authority of the Bible and be presented with the life-changing gospel message. Evolutionary indoctrination has undermined the Christian foundations in America."
Sounds like a good reason to open a museum!
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pmoss
Agreed.
This was after he gave them to that mob to be raped, though
but downplaying evolution is a BIG no-no in my book
humans are animals too
They got enough sex already.
-X
He can relate to children in a level they can understand (without fancy, high school level biology facts)
Worst thing I believed in was Day-Age Creationism when I was a kid. Thankfully, I watched way to many science shows back then.
Made me ashamed to be a Christian.
I mean, good grief, I actually have people who come in where I work, and try to get me to go to their church.
I explain that it's not possible - I work Sundays, and I'm the one who orders all our stuff. :p
What's wrong with teaching science and evolution? Science is based on Data that is real. Religion is faith, and holds no solid evidence. It should be a choice to learn/join Christianity.
I have a lot of respect for christians who quietly and fervently worship without making a public scene, as Jesus instructed. These other people have become the modern day Pharisees, the religeous-politcal group with strongarm tactics that Jesus fought so hard against. Its the definition of irony.
I should see about getting a custom t-shirt made that says "Jesus is the Antichrist." Also "Jesus ate my baby!" just for the hell of it. But I have a strange feeling no one would get either one of those.
This makes me giggle more o.o;
Seriously though, I have found that anything with power is corrupted, the higher up you go, the worse it is, the less connected it is. I have no problem with christianity up to say.. maybe the level of the local priests. Beyond that, I wouldn't trust anyone. The same goes for just about any religion.
There was a local meeting of jewish and muslim youths in Boston recently, and both sides are hoping to do public works together(I believe, I read this sometime last week and have lost the article..) During the entire meeting the current atrocities overseas were purposefully avoided, just to prove that the two religions could coincide peacefully.. I doubt that kind of cooperation would ever happen higher up, because the higher you get, the more people can manipulate you from the shadows, and the harder it is keep your common sense.
To get back on track, things like this are not done by mainstream christians, it is disgusting that such a small percentage of the powerful and the well-known can paint with such broad and retarded strokes that even I feel some amount of visceral pleasure in bashing them. Even though I have no real problems with what the average american christian would stand for..
Sorry for babbling, did I even make sense? I just woke up from a nap and so I am still all over the place..
When the hell did people become so retarded? Seriously. All of the sudden over the past five years, I feel like people just got extremely stupid. Maybe it's just because no one ever listened to them before/they didn't have any voice to get their backasswards message out.
So what if I go to Hell, big fucking deal. I'd rather do that then live by a bunch of rules that a bunch of nutjobs think I should follow. I could go on and on about this, but I won't, because then I'll just be laughed at for ranting like crazy. :P
The only difference between the people you see on TV and the people who spew forth retarded ideas on the street is that someone with money and an agenda has decided to get behind it.
I think one of the best examples of this is how the gay marraige thing is being treated. If this were not a religious issue, it would have been settled a long time ago. Marraige as a state recognized institution should be completely gender blind. Only two groups have a real, definite anti-gay marraige opinion that I can think of:
The Religious Right: Who do it for 'completely philosophical' reasons, including their idea that they have a right to judge how each and ever person who looks at, lives next to, or deals with a member of their religion has a live. This, to me, seems to completely go against the whole "love thy neighbor" principles which always seemed to be a focal point of my weekly sermons growing up.
The Insurance Companies: Mostly because they don't want to offer more marraige insurance rates, as far as I can tell. Of course you don't hear about this side as much as the religious side, do you? It's much easier to portray something that you don't want to happen as evil than it is to portray it as a way to save your company some money.
People in general haven't gotten stupider, the country as a whol is getting smarter, some areas perhaps faster than others, but alot of the backwards ideas we get bombarded with are just growing pains of the information age. I doubt if you got any of these bible-thumpers alone, and calm, and rational, they would stand up to the harsh inquiry of reason for more than a few hours(depending on how much sleep and food they had had recently.. x3 ) but when people get together, and they have someone(who might not believe what they believe but /wants/ the other person to believe something) to stand behind them and encourage them, the will fight for some very obfuscated causes.
Would you really want to go to hell? I don't know if there is one myself, I know that I follow my gut on alot of my life decisions, but if I live by being emphathetic and as understanding as I can possibly be, I usually get by without a guilty conscience.
I think I am already ranting like crazy, though if I am still making sense I am really just preaching to the choir, so I can just ramble without fear of persecution. :3
I have no idea what else to say, other than I hope you're right. Maybe I've just gotten too biiter the last few years... I tend to follow my instincts as well, and try my best to... you know, better the world around me, and I think that's all that really matters. Help those around you, and be sincere about it.
Because in the end, there's no real point to wasting your time hating people. Ooooh, so many conflicting emotions right now, haha.
And yeah, we're protestantic christans here. Technically I don't really belive in everything in the bible, since even if parts are true it was written by the man himself after all.
"The whole purpose of Christ's ministry was one of absoloute forgiveness and acceptance. The only unchristian behavior is the spewing of hatred."
Fortunatly for me, I'm a neo-pagan so I can laugh hard at the crap these bible thumpers try to push onto people and not feel ashamed. The US abandoning it's christian god? Since when was the country proclaimed to be following christian ideals and teachings? I heard that several of it's founding fathers where dietists.
You know, somehow I doubt that's what God had in mind. :p
Seems like a good message all in all, but people go and fuck it up. Hehe.
penis envy most likely.
Jesus is supposed to be about peace, love, and forgiveness. But where did it all go? I think you can still pick out the original ideas when you look at stuff in the bible, and much of what Jesus said is similar to the most basic idea of Karma: do good things, and good will happen; do bad things, and bad will happen. I think there was also the idea that we should generally be nice to each other, help each other, etc, and that we're all connected in some way. If you really believe all of the bible stuff, then we're all brothers and sisters--literally.
Personally, I'm sortof Buddhist, by my own chosing. But the things I like are the things that tend to be common to most all religions. I also reject some aspects of Buddhism that I'm not that fond of. So I'm more spiritual than religious, you could say. I think religion should be that way, though: you don't have to just blindly accept what someone else tells you; rather, you can form your own opinions and follow your own path. As Buddhist doctrine suggests, there are many paths to enlightenment :)
On the playground was where I spent most of my days,
Chillin' out maxin' relaxin'n an' all cool an' all shootin' some b-ball out side'a the school
When a couple'a guys, they were up to no good!
Startin' makin' trouble in my neighborhood!
I got in ONE little fight and my mom got scared, she said "You're movin' with your auntie and uncle in Bel-Air."
It's ironic how their faith originated in the idea of not giving priests insane amount of money and believe in everything they say... and now they are spending their money on mega churches and follow televengalists
My aunt was telling me a story, a "true story", about a drug addict. Apparently, the man was ON DRUGS and at rock bottom when the Lord came to him and "saved" him. I tried to point out the fact that this man was on drugs, but my ant simply said, "When it's the Lord, you KNOW." Can't fight that logic now can yeah.
This post had no point. D:
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