Irony of religion

[parthiapride]

Re: Irony of religion

And do you believe that I am a goddess?

xxxx yeah. You are more real than Jesus for sure...

[One-Way]

Re: Irony of religion

parthiapride, this thread is a little too grown-up for you.

[parthiapride]

Re: Irony of religion

parthiapride, this thread is a little too grown-up for you.

Yeah.

Are you 38 or 48 this time, btw?




I also have a feeling you and TomServo are the same person, same stupdity exemplified in both your posts...

[Anahita]

Re: Irony of religion

I am open minded, but what she brought up was meaningless.

Re-read what you wrote, hun.

[TomServo]

Re: Irony of religion

I also have a feeling you and TomServo are the same person, same stupdity exemplified in both your posts...

Oh, and

[Anahita]

Re: Irony of religion

Oh, and

Tom need a haircut.

[TomServo]

Re: Irony of religion

Tom need a haircut.

It's a riddle. Figure it out!

[karoaper]

Re: Irony of religion

Religion cannot be separated from the man (i.e. human). I believe this is true whether you believe religion is manmade or divine, because it is practiced by man. And as usual the man xxxxs up almost everything he touches. As humans we will infuse our hard-to-resist instincts of fear and competition and greed into everything, including religion, even if it teaches the very opposites of these instincts, which unfortunately in some cases it doesn't.

So, there are many conflicts and idiosyncrasies concerning religion, including the ones you named.

[Anonymouse]

Re: Irony of religion

Oh no, not another thread mocking religion! And to quote from the author of the thread, "If you can tell me something new, please do."

[Anonymouse]

Re: Irony of religion

Religion cannot be separated from the man (i.e. human). I believe this is true whether you believe religion is manmade or divine, because it is practiced by man. And as usual the man xxxxs up almost everything he touches. As humans we will infuse our hard-to-resist instincts of fear and competition and greed into everything, including religion, even if it teaches the very opposites of these instincts, which unfortunately in some cases it doesn't.

So, there are many conflicts and idiosyncrasies concerning religion, including the ones you named.

Agreed.