Christians can't read billboards - Philhellenes

[leo-rcc]

[Amphora]

Nice leo!

Poor foolish religious people. In the end they won't have thir way.

[Violet Lilly Blossom]

Oh my amazing Dotard... Why have you made your creations so pathetic as to be offended by some little bit of logic?

The 'Imagine' ending was a nice touch Nice video

[chatpilot]

Take the sign down now in the name of Jesus!! Too funny. It just goes to show the double standard by which these bunch of hypocrites live by. It's okay for them to advertise their religion on everything from posters, billboards, pamphlets, bibles in hotels, free N.T. handouts, bumper stickers, tee shirts, television ads and programming, etc etc but for an atheist to attempt to do the same is offensive and a direct attack on their beliefs. What about our rights to freedom of speech, what about our rights to think freely and express those harmless thoughts to the world?

[Dotard]

Some of the comments by Fodo's ilk were quite hilarious and yet scary at the same time.


My favorite was the one who said "Christians don't go around hanging up signs!"

I understand the saying now. The one where christians claim Jesus is their 'rock'.

The rock they live under.

[chatpilot]

So true, Dotard. Here in the states atheists are like pariah they look down on us for not being a part of their pathetic flock. fr0d0 fascinates me sometimes but he is just following the teachings of his shepherd. One out of several million who are doing the exact same thing.

I have heard that power tends to corrupt and organized Christianity has proven that statement tenfold. They love to remind us of how they were martyred for their beliefs and how many have died to promote their lies. But once the reigns of power shifted they began doing and committing the same crimes against humanity that at one time they condemned.

[fr0d0]

Power corrupts people chatty... or do you consider yourself above that?

All I see is inane garbage posted by some thoughtless morons. That you side with them doesn't look too great from where I'm standing, honestly.

[HalcyonicTrust]

(26th November 2009 08:39)Amphora Wrote:  [...]
Poor foolish religious people. In the end they won't have thir way.

I sure fucking hope so.

(27th November 2009 10:05)fr0d0 Wrote:  Power corrupts people chatty... or do you consider yourself above that?

All I see is inane garbage posted by some thoughtless morons. That you side with them doesn't look too great from where I'm standing, honestly.

That's an interesting difference of opinion fr0d0. Now... should I give it value? And if so, why?

EvF

[Dotard]

As usual Frodo posts some bland open ended superficial comment.

'inane garbage'

'logical and consistant'

Fodo uses such terms without explaination. When questioned, his answers are evasive or excuses (i.e. I don't have the time to explain it all to you. ) or claims the questioneer is 'ignorant'.

If it's not the brand of xtianity Frodo subscribes to then it's wrong. Yet no expalination of how or why all other interpretations are flawed and his is correct. Many have asked for a discussion to enlighten us, to evidence why all other versions/interpretations are fallible and why his is infallible. They are always met with evasiveness or superficial nonsensical comments ("I am logically consistant and they are not") without elaboration.

'Tis one of the reasons I believe this court jester named Frodo is not..... real. I don't believe he is a christian defending his faith here. I believe Mr. Frodo is a dis-believer playing the part of a believer to further demonstrate the silliness of God belief and the inane/evasive answers usually given by such folk.

[chatpilot]

Just stating facts fr0d0. Power corrupts people and those people run major organizations both in the religious and governmental sector. Christianity is not faultless nor exempt from this axiom since they have proven throughout history that it is true. Making laws based on church law and enforcing those laws through the punishment of death and torture as was carried out during the various inquisitions speaks for itself. People convicted of such crimes as heresy or adultery by our criminal court systems show how religion extends into the governmental sector. Some of our old laws in various U.S. states are based on bible principles.