Comical:zfg:

Comical:zfg:

Lol i guess fossils and viruses don't exist.
They're a false flag by the devil of course. 


TrueLol that would probably get the thread thrown in the bushes or merged with another one.

Pretty typical of these bible thumpers.
When topics of homosexuality, abortion, etc come up, the answer is always
"The bible says its wrong and that's that, there's nothing we can do"
But when people bring up the women on their period, working on Sunday, wearing clothes of two different types of fabric, selling children into prostitution, etc, the answer is always
"the bible wasn't meant to be taken that literally"
Jesus always preached that the relationship God was a personal one, maybe someday his followers will realize that message and stay the fukk out of other people's business.
seriously. its more annoying hearing these fools than the "bible thumpers".If you think the bible is a fairy tale, why do you care if some of those who follow its word choose to do so selectively? If someone worshiped the words of Aesops Fables I wouldn't care how accurate they were![]()
oh, some of the stuff would get you put in jail nowadays huh? you out here in the skreets stoning adulterers like that breh? 
I already explained it. Because many of these bible thumpers use these beliefs to dictate public policy that will affect other peoples lives. Last time I checked, we are a democracy, not a theocracy.seriously. its more annoying hearing these fools than the "bible thumpers".
Ok if its crap explain why.
ha ha ha true scottsman fallacy here we go1. Pat Roberston is a known con-man and ties to freemason uses Sign of a Fellow Craft Mason
2. His financial contributions to this show were from the Coors Company( Beer)![]()
3. He speaks on bible verses but can't translate the context in the proper way( he does it on purpose)
More Pat Robertson b.s.
Pat Robertson Supports Forced Abortions in China, But Opposes Voluntary Abortions in America - Capitalism Magazine
ha ha ha true scottsman fallacy here we go
ha ha ha true scottsman fallacy here we go