Stupid things religious people say

[no one]

If women wear backpacks, they can put books in there. If women read those books, educate themselves, aquire knowledge, they will realize we are cowards, and are way of life is primitive, barbaric, and altogether asinine.

[Fake Messiah]

[Fake Messiah]

Last year, televangelist Jim Bakker claimed that God told him the United States would experience a "terrorism hell" in 2023: "New York City is going to have terrorism like it's never had before."

[no one]

They never get tired of being wrong.

[The Grand Nudger]

You didn’t see all the lgbtq antifa super soldiers? Jim nailed it, as far as his flock is concerned.

[Mister Agenda]

They never get tired of being wrong.

Well, it never hurts their bottom line. With no consequences, the only reason not to lie is because it's wrong.

[Nay_Sayer]

This is short snippet of something sent to me on Facebook

but some of us have been chosen by God to be "broken". We have to get sick. We have to lose a job. We go through divorce. We have to suffer with the disease of addiction. We have to bury our spouse, parents, best friend, or our child because, in those moments of desperation, God is breaking us, but when the breaking is done, then we will be able to see the reason for which we were created.

It's very concerning that if you replace the word god with husband/wife/partner it reads almost exactly like a case of severe spousal abuse.

[Ravenshire]

This is short snippet of something sent to me on Facebook

but some of us have been chosen by God to be "broken". We have to get sick. We have to lose a job. We go through divorce. We have to suffer with the disease of addiction. We have to bury our spouse, parents, best friend, or our child because, in those moments of desperation, God is breaking us, but when the breaking is done, then we will be able to see the reason for which we were created.

It's very concerning that if you replace the word god with husband/wife/partner it reads almost exactly like a case of severe spousal abuse.

I've stated many times that there is no meaningful difference between "Love me or I'll kill you, bitch!" and "Love me or I'll send you to hell, filthy sinner!"

[Astreja]

Idiotic mother-fucker who obviously doesn't understand the document he swore an oath to defend and uphold:





He should be derided as a stain upon the reputation of the Navy, not heralded as a fucking hero!

Does the UCMJ apply to veterans?  Could he be retroactively charged and then lose his pension?

[Fake Messiah]

Conservative Women's Swimsuit Calendar Angers Christians: 'Demonic'

Conservative Dad's Ultra Right Beer released its "Real Women of America 2024 Calendar" earlier this month in "celebration of conservative women who are fighting woke [extremists] to preserve real women." It features several well-known conservatives, such as swimmer Riley Gaines, radio host Dana Loesch, former House candidate Kim Klacik and author Ashley St. Clair, among others.

But the beer calendar has been heavily criticized by conservatives, some of whom have called the calendar "demonic" for sexualizing women (including some who are married) and lacking images of women with children, as well as for being marketed to conservative dads.

"A conservative beer calendar sexualizing women in our movement and marketing it towards married conservative men is DEMONIC," Christian activist Morgan Ariel said in a post on X (formerly Twitter).

Ariel continued: "Question for women: When are you going to desire to be loved, cherished and valued by a man as opposed to being sexualized and objectified by them? Your integrity should be worth more to you than a check received for a photoshoot that devalues you."

Conservative Christian rapper Bryson Gray, who also called the calendar "demonic," called the images "pseudo-soft porn" and accused Conservative Dad's Ultra Right Beer of using Christian imagery to get men to lust after the featured women.

"I just don't see the value in marketing what's basically, in some photos, soft porn to married (or unmarried) men," conservative commentator Allie Beth Stuckey wrote on X. "Of course these women are gorgeous, and of course I'm all for celebrating true femininity in an age that can't define 'woman.' In my view, this doesn't accomplish that at all."

Others took issue with the fact that the calendar didn't include images of mothers or showed women with their children, which they said would be more reflective of what conservative women look like.

"Real conservative women would be too busy taking care of their homes & families to pose for a calendar," one Christian user wrote on X.

https://www.newsweek.com/conservative-wo...ic-1855774