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Lucylastic -> RE: The Long Slow Death of Religion (1/4/2017 10:41:40 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: BoscoX [image]http://i.imgur.com/uAIajTc.jpg[/image] Your incredibly dumb fucking meme Could only appeal to you

BoscoX -> RE: The Long Slow Death of Religion (1/4/2017 10:45:57 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Lucylastic quote: ORIGINAL: BoscoX [image]http://i.imgur.com/uAIajTc.jpg[/image] Your incredibly dumb fucking meme Could only appeal to you The alt left support for Islamic terror is what is dumb mz spastic

Lucylastic -> RE: The Long Slow Death of Religion (1/4/2017 11:00:26 AM)
support? for islamic terrorists? where? You mean because I dont ignore facts? im a supporter? nah it makes you look an flaccid liar

heavyblinker -> RE: The Long Slow Death of Religion (1/4/2017 11:03:44 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: BoscoX The alt left support for Islamic terror is what is dumb mz spastic Soon after 9/11 even Bush was saying that it's important that Americans recognize the difference between regular Muslims and extremists-- it's pretty amazing just how strong the alt-right has become.

BoscoX -> RE: The Long Slow Death of Religion (1/4/2017 11:08:17 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: heavyblinker quote: ORIGINAL: BoscoX The alt left support for Islamic terror is what is dumb mz spastic Soon after 9/11 even Bush was saying that it's important that Americans recognize the difference between regular Muslims and extremists-- it's pretty amazing just how strong the alt-right has become. And of course you and every other alt left fanatic out there have always worshiped President Bush's judgement Thank god Trump got in, over Jeb. Last thing the world needed was another RINO Bush

heavyblinker -> RE: The Long Slow Death of Religion (1/4/2017 11:16:51 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: BoscoX quote: ORIGINAL: heavyblinker quote: ORIGINAL: BoscoX The alt left support for Islamic terror is what is dumb mz spastic Soon after 9/11 even Bush was saying that it's important that Americans recognize the difference between regular Muslims and extremists-- it's pretty amazing just how strong the alt-right has become. And of course you and every other alt left fanatic out there have always worshiped President Bush's judgement Thank god Trump got in, over Jeb. Last thing the world needed was another RINO Bush My point is that right-wingers used to be capable of reason. Not anymore.

BoscoX -> RE: The Long Slow Death of Religion (1/4/2017 11:22:40 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: heavyblinker quote: ORIGINAL: BoscoX quote: ORIGINAL: heavyblinker quote: ORIGINAL: BoscoX The alt left support for Islamic terror is what is dumb mz spastic Soon after 9/11 even Bush was saying that it's important that Americans recognize the difference between regular Muslims and extremists-- it's pretty amazing just how strong the alt-right has become. And of course you and every other alt left fanatic out there have always worshiped President Bush's judgement Thank god Trump got in, over Jeb. Last thing the world needed was another RINO Bush My point is that right-wingers used to be capable of reason. Not anymore. Theres that word again, coming from Arpig... [sm=happy-smiley58.gif]

bounty44 -> RE: The Long Slow Death of Religion (1/4/2017 12:03:43 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Wayward5oul I work with literally dozens of liberals who are Christians as well. I personally know many, many more. They don't hate Christians. They do however have issues with people who tell them that if they were good Christians they would hate liberals. They seem to get that a lot. The original article had nothing to do with liberals and or conservatives and bringing them into it does not negate nor even address the issues brought up in the OP. given the nature of conversation, we find ourselves frequently speaking in general terms. finding exceptions to general rules don't actually make them less so. I like to think we are all also wise enough also to recognize that, so that every time people write something, they don't have to say "generally speaking" or "I know there are exceptions to this, but..." and im not trying to "negate" anything brought up in the OP. I offered these up as what I called them, "companion pieces," they are a part of the larger conversation when it comes to religion, faith and our social/political worldviews. and the op did indeed have to do with "liberals and or conservatives" in so much as the latter of those are identified with republicans, or the "right." (whichever one Vincent mentioned.)

BoscoX -> RE: The Long Slow Death of Religion (1/4/2017 12:12:36 PM)
FR I find it extremely humorous to see "liberals" denying their deranged hatred for Christians Sure, there are "liberal" Christians... But that (along with their warmly embracing Islam) only makes their overt hatred of Christians even more bizarre Even the headline to this thread, crowing about the demise of religion, betrays their intense hatred

Musicmystery -> RE: The Long Slow Death of Religion (1/4/2017 1:03:29 PM)
I think the premise is flawed. I seriously doubt religion is dying, or will die.

bounty44 -> RE: The Long Slow Death of Religion (1/4/2017 1:38:21 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: BoscoX FR I find it extremely humorous to see "liberals" denying their deranged hatred for Christians Sure, there are "liberal" Christians... But that (along with their warmly embracing Islam) only makes their overt hatred of Christians even more bizarre Even the headline to this thread, crowing about the demise of religion, betrays their intense hatred that was a part of my motivation for sharing what I did also.

tamaka -> RE: The Long Slow Death of Religion (1/4/2017 1:52:09 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Musicmystery I think the premise is flawed. I seriously doubt religion is dying, or will die. It won't die as long as people want eternal life and don't trust themself to find it without following someone else's rules.

heavyblinker -> RE: The Long Slow Death of Religion (1/4/2017 10:53:32 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: BoscoX Theres that word again, coming from Arpig... [sm=happy-smiley58.gif] I actually looked up this 'Arpig' person... he said he quit the site because of health problems. Anyways, he seemed like a cool guy so if you want to pretend that's who I am, go ahead. I shall call you 'Motherfuckerface'.

Kirata -> RE: The Long Slow Death of Religion (1/4/2017 11:10:56 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: heavyblinker I actually looked up this 'Arpig' person... he seemed like a cool guy He was also several women. [:D] K.

Kirata -> RE: The Long Slow Death of Religion (1/5/2017 1:12:54 AM)
~ FR ~ Several surveys have found a rise in the percentage of Americans not claiming a religious affiliation. The latest Pew Survey said the percentage of unaffiliated Americans rose from 16 percent in 2007 to 23 percent in 2014. The 2014 General Social Survey reported the percentage of Americans with no religious preference was 21 percent. But the issue of what it means to be a "none" calls up all sorts of questions from defining the faith of individuals who do not immediately identify with an institution to methodological issues over how research can best capture the beliefs of respondents during a time of dramatic change in American culture... It is critical for researchers to ask follow-up questions to individuals who do not claim an affiliation in an initial broad question to accurately determine their beliefs and practices, said sociologist Byron Johnson, co-director of the Institute for the Study of Religion at Baylor. For example, in the Baylor Religion Survey, 31 percent of people who said they did not know what religion they were provided the name of a congregation they attended, Johnson said. "What’s happening is we’re inflating the numbers of ‘nones’ out there," Johnson said. ~Source K.

WhoreMods -> RE: The Long Slow Death of Religion (1/5/2017 5:21:57 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Lucylastic quote: ORIGINAL: BoscoX [image]http://i.imgur.com/uAIajTc.jpg[/image] Your incredibly dumb fucking meme Could only appeal to you Presumably everybody else's terrorist attacks take place before ten past nine in the evening?

tamaka -> RE: The Long Slow Death of Religion (1/5/2017 1:18:25 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Kirata ~ FR ~ Several surveys have found a rise in the percentage of Americans not claiming a religious affiliation. The latest Pew Survey said the percentage of unaffiliated Americans rose from 16 percent in 2007 to 23 percent in 2014. The 2014 General Social Survey reported the percentage of Americans with no religious preference was 21 percent. But the issue of what it means to be a "none" calls up all sorts of questions from defining the faith of individuals who do not immediately identify with an institution to methodological issues over how research can best capture the beliefs of respondents during a time of dramatic change in American culture... It is critical for researchers to ask follow-up questions to individuals who do not claim an affiliation in an initial broad question to accurately determine their beliefs and practices, said sociologist Byron Johnson, co-director of the Institute for the Study of Religion at Baylor. For example, in the Baylor Religion Survey, 31 percent of people who said they did not know what religion they were provided the name of a congregation they attended, Johnson said. "What’s happening is we’re inflating the numbers of ‘nones’ out there," Johnson said. ~Source K. I wonder if part of it is that people don't want to be held under the 'Control' or be subservient to another person... such as a minister, etc.

vincentML -> RE: The Long Slow Death of Religion (1/5/2017 6:36:20 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: bounty44 quote: ORIGINAL: Wayward5oul I work with literally dozens of liberals who are Christians as well. I personally know many, many more. They don't hate Christians. They do however have issues with people who tell them that if they were good Christians they would hate liberals. They seem to get that a lot. The original article had nothing to do with liberals and or conservatives and bringing them into it does not negate nor even address the issues brought up in the OP. given the nature of conversation, we find ourselves frequently speaking in general terms. finding exceptions to general rules don't actually make them less so. I like to think we are all also wise enough also to recognize that, so that every time people write something, they don't have to say "generally speaking" or "I know there are exceptions to this, but..." and im not trying to "negate" anything brought up in the OP. I offered these up as what I called them, "companion pieces," they are a part of the larger conversation when it comes to religion, faith and our social/political worldviews. and the op did indeed have to do with "liberals and or conservatives" in so much as the latter of those are identified with republicans, or the "right." (whichever one Vincent mentioned.) This is what I opined: If the trend continues the right wing Republican theocratic alliance is doomed. It was just a political speculation; I don't know of any left-wing Democratic theocratic alliances. Furthermore, I don't know if it is a true trend and/or if it will continue.

CreativeDominant -> RE: The Long Slow Death of Religion (1/5/2017 7:04:53 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: tweakabelle quote: ORIGINAL: vincentML If the trend continues the right wing Republican theocratic alliance is doomed. Yes. However in its death throes it may turn out to be even more vicious than we are already accustomed to. If the GOP's adoption of Trump proves anything, it is that when push comes to shove the right's attempts to cling onto power will be as ruthless and devoid of principle as The Mop himself. The US can look forward to 4 years of wholesale gerrymandering and ever increasing restrictions on the right to vote as it seeks to entrench itself in power in the knowledge that its core constituency is slowly dying off. Nothing will be off limits. Ruthless clinging to power? Devoid of Principe? Are you referring to the: DNC push to rid themselves of Sanders? The feeding of questions to Hillary by the media before debates? The media telling us how Hillary's just going to pulverize Trump in an attempt to discourage voting for Trump?

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