Anti-Bullying Speaker Curses Christian Teens

Originally posted by RandomEsotericScreenname
reply to post by Jordan River

 

So doing one thing right should give you a free pass on everything you do wrong?

Great logic!

We also get clumped up in stereotyping too. I'm not understanding your train of thought, Catholics do need a complete revamp upgrade. if that is what you are associating

reply to post by CodyOutlaw

Ahhh, I want to hang with this dude.
In my highschool, the Christian kids were the worst bullies.
I mean, they felt they had the word of god behind them, so
it was OK to beat the crap out of people who were different.

This is all to common, and was such in my school, but please don't capitalize Christian when refering to people like them, as they are not Christians, but "christians", as their actions are anything but Christ like, they were not real Christians, they were pseudo-"christians", and it is actions like theirs that have driven many away from salvation and Christ.

reply to post by RyanFromCan


So now if we are Christian we must accept Sharia Law? Are you also sporting usurping US Law to accept Sharia? Now I am really wondering about your supposed leadership in a youth group.


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Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus

Originally posted by earthdude

Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to post by Annee

 

All Christians read the Bible selectively

Way to broadbrush 2.1 billion people in the world who practice Christianity. I wonder which scientific method he used to get this data.

In truth, 99.999%. When have you seen such a saint who would obey all those laws?

When did reading all of something become synonymous with obeying all of it? Anyway, telling 2.1 billion people they read the bible selectively is really a strawman argument, and irrelevant to the fact that his approach and his selective targeting of that group was not appreciated.

edit on 30-4-2012 by ThirdEyeofHorus because: (no reason given)

I will agree, Christians do not all read the Bible or apply it selectively, but "christians" are famous for it, Their actions show this.

reply to post by Jordan River

We also get clumped up in stereotyping too. I'm not understanding your train of thought, Catholics do need a complete revamp upgrade. if that is what you are associating

Are you talking about Catholics in specific, or are you talking about Christians in specific?

I just responded to your logical fallacy.

Jesus did say warning against pedophillia, interesting enough we are in a time that needs this information out.


"But whoso shall offend one of these little ones which believe in me, it were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and that he were drowned in the depth of the sea"

Originally posted by RandomEsotericScreenname
reply to post by Jordan River

 

We also get clumped up in stereotyping too. I'm not understanding your train of thought, Catholics do need a complete revamp upgrade. if that is what you are associating

Are you talking about Catholics in specific, or are you talking about Christians in specific?

I just responded to your logical fallacy.

Logical fallacy? I just asked you what you meant and you are automatically on the attack and defense. I'm not arguing with you

reply to post by RyanFromCan


Here you are again personally judging who gets to be considered or called Christian according to your views. So let me get this straight, one cannot be considered a Christian unless one adheres entirely to every teaching in the bible and agrees with your leftist political views. Yep that sure sounds like a guiding light.

reply to post by ThirdEyeofHorus

I do not care what they do with each other as long as they don't try to indoctrinate innocent children in their quest for equality. That being said, this thread is about how he treated a group of Christians.

Correction, this thread is about how a bunch of "christians" were coached to leave a speech in mock disgust with smiles on their faces at the mere mention of the word "bible" to create a scene. How can anyone be offended by words they did not hear because they were too closed minded to even listen.

reply to post by ThirdEyeofHorus


I don't see the issue, your posts, however much you deny it, clearly show your are very homophobic and anti-equal rights, you justify the abuse of "fags" by selective use of the Bible, a most vile thing.

Originally posted by RyanFromCan
reply to post by ThirdEyeofHorus

 

I do not care what they do with each other as long as they don't try to indoctrinate innocent children in their quest for equality. That being said, this thread is about how he treated a group of Christians.

Correction, this thread is about how a bunch of "christians" were coached to leave a speech in mock disgust with smiles on their faces at the mere mention of the word "bible" to create a scene. How can anyone be offended by words they did not hear because they were too closed minded to even listen.

Oh, so now it's all about how Christians were coached into leaving. And just who did all this coaching?

A nice deflection from the fact that Savage's group is exposed as having connections with the WH.
Well time to make dinner.
Later gators

Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to post by RyanFromCan

 

Oh please, let's talk about people posing as Christians. Let's start with those anti-priests who were communists who deliberately joined the clergy for the express purpose of destroying it. I've already posted on that, so I'm sure you know which ones I am talking about.

That is not the topic of this thread, feel free to start one of your own, back to the topic of hypocritical "christians" and they manufactured outrage at the hypocrisy being exposed for what it is.

Originally posted by RandomEsotericScreenname
reply to post by longjohnbritches

 

The STUDENTS were CALLED names by a LOUD ABUSIVE meathead behind their BACKS The rest in attendance should have showered him with rotten fruit and vegeables. BUT he already had so much EGG on his puss it wasn't nessessary. Leave the CHILDREN out of THIS.

Lies, he said their REACTION was pancy assed, which it was. he didn't call them names at all. If you going to be a loudmouth yourself, at least be factual.

The overwhelming majority didn't walk out and even applauded him.

Very poor non logic here.

Try this! Turn your head and put your fingers in your ears.

HEY HEY!! EVERYBODY LISTEN TO ME see that guy with his head turned???
He is a PANCY GUY.

Now here is the best part of your ignorance.
Were the rest of the prople left Christians???
Do you even know??
Of course not best you can do is pick on the children with the meathead.

Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus

Oh, so now it's all about how Christians were coached into leaving. And just who did all this coaching?

Dude, even I know you're trolling, stop looking for detailed excuses for arguments,

You are doing classic greek philosophy rhetoric

reply to post by Jordan River


I am not attacking you, you said you didn't understand my logic to which I replied that I responded to your logical fallacy, which it was.

Again, doing good deeds doesn't mean you shouldn't be scrutinised for the things that are wrong.

That's all I was saying.

And also, you were talking about Catholics, but do you mean Christianity in general perhaps, there is a difference.

Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to post by RyanFromCan

 

So let me get this straight, one cannot be considered a Christian unless one adheres entirely to every teaching in the bible...

Um...I would have thought so - are there parts of the bible that a christian should not adhere to?

If so, they shouldn't be in there and also it makes a complete farce out of the rest.

In conclusion, I dare you to hurl a stone at me.

Originally posted by RandomEsotericScreenname
reply to post by Jordan River

 

I am not attacking you, you said you didn't understand my logic to which I replied that I responded to your logical fallacy, which it was.

Again, doing good deeds doesn't mean you shouldn't be scrutinised for the things that are wrong.

That's all I was saying.

And also, you were talking about Catholics, but do you mean Christianity in general perhaps, there is a difference.

Yes people who have done bad should be tried for their actions.

Originally posted by longjohnbritches

Originally posted by Annee

Originally posted by RandomEsotericScreenname

No student was bullied, cause the students you are refering to were not present, they had walked out and were gone.

Some suggest the walk-out was pre-planned.

I'd say - - that is probably true.

The STUDENTS were CALLED names by a LOUD ABUSIVE meathead behind their BACKS
The rest in attendance should have showered him with rotten fruit and vegeables.
BUT he already had so much EGG on his puss it wasn't nessessary.
Leave the CHILDREN out of THIS.

Leave the CHILDREN out of THIS!

Tell that to their hypocritical gay hating bigot parents.

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reply to post by ThirdEyeofHorus

Again, you are using this thread in an effort to paint people with your idea of who you think they are and what ideas you think they have. I have no obligation to fall into your trap.
What if you just go ahead and tell everyone you hate Christians and believe all Christians think alike? Isn't that where you are going with this? See how that works?

Funny, he asked me last night if I minded if he consider me a friend, to which I told him no, and as a matter of fact I considered him one, and I have clearly let everyone know that I believe in living to the best of my ability as Christ taught, that would make me a Christian, as opposed to a "christian" so one can justify acting in a mob mentality manner.

reply to post by ThirdEyeofHorus


There is no prosecution in asking you to define your beliefs if you are so prepared to damn other for theirs, an honest answer can't possibly hurt that much can it? That is a problem with many "christians" when they cry that they are being persecuted, it is in fact they have a fear of exposing themselves for what they really are, anything but Christian like.