Probably a repost, don't care
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Multiple pastors tell me, essentially, the same story about quoting the Sermon on the Mount, parenthetically, in their preaching—'turn the other cheek'—[and] to have someone come up after to say, 'Where did you get those liberal talking points?'" Moore said.
"When the pastor would say, 'I'm literally quoting Jesus Christ' ... The response would be, 'Yes, but that doesn't work anymore. That's weak," he added.
Some people still think evangelicals are christians apparently.
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Some people still think evangelicals are christians apparently.
what has millennia of the "no true christian!!!" arguing accomplished?
if someone calls themself a "christian" then that's what they are, and they're using the same stone age book of tall tales to argue why they're the only true christians
fuck religion altogether, i say
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Do you have any idea how bad caring for people and the planet is for the economy? China will destroy us if we don't focus on profits!!
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I'm selfish. I want people educated, housed, and cared for so they don't rob me.
I don't want to dump sewage in the river, so I can drink the water when I visit down stream.
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what has millennia of the "no true christian!!!" arguing accomplished?
if someone calls themself a "christian" then that's what they are, and they're using the same stone age book of tall tales to argue why they're the only true christians
fuck religion altogether, i say
wrote last edited by [email protected]No, seriously, there's been a shift in the way the people use the word evangelical. I'll have to dig it up, but I saw a street interview recently where a reporter person is interrogating a man identifying as an evangelical who when prodded on the teachings of Jesus responded with "I don’t believe in all that Jesus stuff, I'm an atheist". Apparently a lot of people are identifying as evangelicals as a political identity, not as a religious identity. Evangelicals literally are no longer Christians anymore.
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No, seriously, there's been a shift in the way the people use the word evangelical. I'll have to dig it up, but I saw a street interview recently where a reporter person is interrogating a man identifying as an evangelical who when prodded on the teachings of Jesus responded with "I don’t believe in all that Jesus stuff, I'm an atheist". Apparently a lot of people are identifying as evangelicals as a political identity, not as a religious identity. Evangelicals literally are no longer Christians anymore.
TIL
i guess i shouldn't be surprised that right-wingers have yet again redefined the human capacity for being paralyzingly stupid
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I'm selfish. I want people educated, housed, and cared for so they don't rob me.
I don't want to dump sewage in the river, so I can drink the water when I visit down stream.
I want people housed, educated, and queer so they populate niche game lobbies.
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No, seriously, there's been a shift in the way the people use the word evangelical. I'll have to dig it up, but I saw a street interview recently where a reporter person is interrogating a man identifying as an evangelical who when prodded on the teachings of Jesus responded with "I don’t believe in all that Jesus stuff, I'm an atheist". Apparently a lot of people are identifying as evangelicals as a political identity, not as a religious identity. Evangelicals literally are no longer Christians anymore.
an evangelical what then?
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I want people housed, educated, and queer so they populate niche game lobbies.
YOU MONSTER, HOW DARE YOU!
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Some people still think evangelicals are christians apparently.
There's the problem that "Evangelical" is too broad a category, there are churches that historically are considered Evangelical, but don't share in that anti-christian insanity.
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an evangelical what then?
Republican, in the end
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I want people housed, educated, and queer so they populate niche game lobbies.
I want people housed, educated, cared for, and trans specifically so they keep making great progress on all the open source software I use
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I'm selfish. I want people educated, housed, and cared for so they don't rob me.
I don't want to dump sewage in the river, so I can drink the water when I visit down stream.
You fucking commie
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The modern conservative is engaged in one of man's oldest exercises in moral philosophy; that is, the search for a superior moral justification for selfishness.
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I want people housed, educated, and queer so they populate niche game lobbies.
I'd like to help everyone homeless in my city so the LRT train stations aren't drug dens smelling of body fluids and excrement. I'd like to walk the river valley in the spring without finding thawing corpses.
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Stfu you socialist pig. I'm a conservative, I believe in the teaching of Jesus and it says somewhere "Thou shall own liberals"
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I'm selfish. I want people educated, housed, and cared for so they don't rob me.
I don't want to dump sewage in the river, so I can drink the water when I visit down stream.
Don't drink river water without treating it regardless of human pollution.
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what has millennia of the "no true christian!!!" arguing accomplished?
if someone calls themself a "christian" then that's what they are, and they're using the same stone age book of tall tales to argue why they're the only true christians
fuck religion altogether, i say
what has millennia of the "no true christian!!!" arguing accomplished?
I mean, not much, but rejecting the teachings of Jesus is still literally heresy. If we are to have a useful definition of the word "Christian," it kinda has to include believing in the word of Christ.
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I'm selfish. I want people educated, housed, and cared for so they don't rob me.
I don't want to dump sewage in the river, so I can drink the water when I visit down stream.
If being educated and housed and cared for was enough to not rob me, my employer wouldn't be trying to steal money from my damn paycheck every month
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what has millennia of the "no true christian!!!" arguing accomplished?
I mean, not much, but rejecting the teachings of Jesus is still literally heresy. If we are to have a useful definition of the word "Christian," it kinda has to include believing in the word of Christ.
lol according to whom? "true" chrsitians? the ones who are the self-proclaimed "authority" on what that means, and what anything jesus supposedly said means?
nope. "christian" is literally anyone who calls themself christian
