How would you genetically engineer a virus that targets only religious people?
Q. What are some behaviors and attributes that only religious people have and non-religious people don t have? How about releasing a very slow progressing virus into every church, mosque, synagogue and temple in the world? Would that eventually infect only the religious people in the world?
Asked by Desiree - Sun Jul 26 18:26:07 2009 - - 31 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. What are some behaviors and attributes that only religious people have and non-religious people don t have? How about releasing a very slow progressing virus into every church, mosque, synagogue and temple in the world? Would that eventually infect only the religious people in the world?
Asked by Desiree - Sun Jul 26 18:26:07 2009 - - 31 Answers - 0 Comments
Question for religious people: How do you feel about Atheists?
Q. Not necessarily for extremely religious people, just any non-atheists. What are you feelings towards Atheists? I mean this in all aspects. Do you think Atheists are rude, ignorant people? In other words, what is the general Atheist stereotype?
Asked by Saytor - Sat Jan 24 21:15:01 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have no feelings towards atheists in general. They are all different, you see. There are some who I love dearly and there are some who I would like to boil in a vat of acid.
Answered by Gypsy - Sat Jan 24 21:21:15 2009
Q. Not necessarily for extremely religious people, just any non-atheists. What are you feelings towards Atheists? I mean this in all aspects. Do you think Atheists are rude, ignorant people? In other words, what is the general Atheist stereotype?
Asked by Saytor - Sat Jan 24 21:15:01 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have no feelings towards atheists in general. They are all different, you see. There are some who I love dearly and there are some who I would like to boil in a vat of acid.
Answered by Gypsy - Sat Jan 24 21:21:15 2009
What are your arguments against atheists or religious people?
Q. Religious people: Why are you religious? Were you brought up that way, or did you chose to become religious? Atheists: Why are you an atheist? Were you brought up that way? I am actually an atheist, but I find religions interesting.
Asked by .................. - Thu Mar 26 19:39:58 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have no argument against atheists. They are free to believe as they wish.
Answered by PROBLEM JPAS A.R.T. - Thu Mar 26 19:45:04 2009
Q. Religious people: Why are you religious? Were you brought up that way, or did you chose to become religious? Atheists: Why are you an atheist? Were you brought up that way? I am actually an atheist, but I find religions interesting.
Asked by .................. - Thu Mar 26 19:39:58 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have no argument against atheists. They are free to believe as they wish.
Answered by PROBLEM JPAS A.R.T. - Thu Mar 26 19:45:04 2009
How can children be protected from religious people who try to manipulate them into their cults?
Q. Should children be told to be suspicious of religious people, to distrust them and suspect them of trying to lure and entrap them into a system of lies? Is it ok to teach children that religious people are a bunch of liars, morons and generally people of unethical principles?
Asked by Desiree - Thu Jul 9 07:48:11 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wow, look at the hatred spew from you. Tell my kids 'm a lying moron with unethical principles and they are going to look at you like YOUR a moron.
Answered by superb9006 - Thu Jul 9 07:52:57 2009
Q. Should children be told to be suspicious of religious people, to distrust them and suspect them of trying to lure and entrap them into a system of lies? Is it ok to teach children that religious people are a bunch of liars, morons and generally people of unethical principles?
Asked by Desiree - Thu Jul 9 07:48:11 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wow, look at the hatred spew from you. Tell my kids 'm a lying moron with unethical principles and they are going to look at you like YOUR a moron.
Answered by superb9006 - Thu Jul 9 07:52:57 2009
What do the religious people think about mars having water on it in the past and even possibly today?
Q. As we explore more and more and keep understanding the truth, what do you religious people feel about carbon dating ( literal proof that this planet is millions of years old), and new discoveries of planets having evidence of liquid existing on it in the past or even quite possibly today, and the recent new finding of a planet very similar to ours in our solar system beyond pluto? What will it take to show some of you guys that this universe is entirely more complicated than talking snakes and apples and the whole gay gig?
Asked by The Only Quest - Mon Mar 10 22:15:22 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are so wrong to lump all people with any faith into the same category. And you are so wrong to attempt to criticize something that you obviously know nothing about. I am very religious and I believe that the earth is millions of years old. There is nothing in the Bible that says that one day is 24 hours to the Lord but it does say that time does NOT pass the same for Him as it does for us. One day could easily have been millions of years to us. And what is this gay gig you refer to? Get your facts straight before you chastise the rest of the population.
Answered by B. - Mon Mar 10 22:50:18 2008
Q. As we explore more and more and keep understanding the truth, what do you religious people feel about carbon dating ( literal proof that this planet is millions of years old), and new discoveries of planets having evidence of liquid existing on it in the past or even quite possibly today, and the recent new finding of a planet very similar to ours in our solar system beyond pluto? What will it take to show some of you guys that this universe is entirely more complicated than talking snakes and apples and the whole gay gig?
Asked by The Only Quest - Mon Mar 10 22:15:22 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are so wrong to lump all people with any faith into the same category. And you are so wrong to attempt to criticize something that you obviously know nothing about. I am very religious and I believe that the earth is millions of years old. There is nothing in the Bible that says that one day is 24 hours to the Lord but it does say that time does NOT pass the same for Him as it does for us. One day could easily have been millions of years to us. And what is this gay gig you refer to? Get your facts straight before you chastise the rest of the population.
Answered by B. - Mon Mar 10 22:50:18 2008
Can the mere presence of non-religious people help religious people break free of their delusions?
Q. There are some religious people that will never break free but I personally think that people like this are a minority. I think the majority of religious people can be influenced just by being in the same room as non-religious people; do you think so too?
Asked by Desiree - Thu Mar 12 18:30:20 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually my experience has been the other way around. A person indwelt with the spirit of God often has an effect on those who do not, and it's not a bad effect, as much as I'm sure you wish it were.
Answered by Esther - Thu Mar 12 18:35:39 2009
Q. There are some religious people that will never break free but I personally think that people like this are a minority. I think the majority of religious people can be influenced just by being in the same room as non-religious people; do you think so too?
Asked by Desiree - Thu Mar 12 18:30:20 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually my experience has been the other way around. A person indwelt with the spirit of God often has an effect on those who do not, and it's not a bad effect, as much as I'm sure you wish it were.
Answered by Esther - Thu Mar 12 18:35:39 2009
Why do many religious people dislike the idea of people questioning god and his actions?
Q. It seems to me that many religious people try to forbid people from questioning god. I'm talking specifically about the concept of god, what he dos or does not do and his actions. Further more it seems to me that religious people just want everyone to blindly accept what god does and does not do. What do you think?
Asked by say_no_2_religion - Fri Dec 26 17:16:00 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because its convenient to do so. If you are right and they are wrong then they've wasted their lives. They can't handle that fact.
Answered by Moiraes Fate - Fri Dec 26 17:19:58 2008
Q. It seems to me that many religious people try to forbid people from questioning god. I'm talking specifically about the concept of god, what he dos or does not do and his actions. Further more it seems to me that religious people just want everyone to blindly accept what god does and does not do. What do you think?
Asked by say_no_2_religion - Fri Dec 26 17:16:00 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because its convenient to do so. If you are right and they are wrong then they've wasted their lives. They can't handle that fact.
Answered by Moiraes Fate - Fri Dec 26 17:19:58 2008
Why are agnostics and atheists more virtuous than religious people?
Q. Most thinkers, philosophers, scientists are either agnostic or atheist. They are the inventors and discoverer of things, of truth, for the good and benefit of mankind. Does this mean that agnostics and atheists are more virtuous than religious people? Definition of virtue - the quality of doing what is right and avoiding what is wrong Men must have the courage to express themselves. The development of a race of superior men will be achieved by the development of men who act in all respects according to reason.
Asked by edalbkrad - Thu Feb 19 14:09:27 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think there are religious people who are good, and religious people who are bad. There are non-religious people who are good, and non-religious people who are bad. As to whether or not religious people have a higher or lower percentage of virtuous people than non-religious people - that's difficult to say. I would say that, as a whole, if you chose one person from a pool of "religious people" (people who actively go to church or study their religion on a regular basis... not just people who 'believe' something without actively doing anything) and chose one person from a pool of "non-religious people" (everyone else not in the first group) - you're more likely to find a virtuous person in the religious group. But, I would also say… [cont.]
Answered by hp_resource - Thu Feb 19 14:18:03 2009
Q. Most thinkers, philosophers, scientists are either agnostic or atheist. They are the inventors and discoverer of things, of truth, for the good and benefit of mankind. Does this mean that agnostics and atheists are more virtuous than religious people? Definition of virtue - the quality of doing what is right and avoiding what is wrong Men must have the courage to express themselves. The development of a race of superior men will be achieved by the development of men who act in all respects according to reason.
Asked by edalbkrad - Thu Feb 19 14:09:27 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think there are religious people who are good, and religious people who are bad. There are non-religious people who are good, and non-religious people who are bad. As to whether or not religious people have a higher or lower percentage of virtuous people than non-religious people - that's difficult to say. I would say that, as a whole, if you chose one person from a pool of "religious people" (people who actively go to church or study their religion on a regular basis... not just people who 'believe' something without actively doing anything) and chose one person from a pool of "non-religious people" (everyone else not in the first group) - you're more likely to find a virtuous person in the religious group. But, I would also say… [cont.]
Answered by hp_resource - Thu Feb 19 14:18:03 2009
Do religious people sometimes forget that atheists are here to help?
Q. You know, here atheists are taking time out from their busy schedules to help religious people with their inability to think rationally, and religious people have nothing but scorn and spite to offer in thanks to kind hearted atheists who mean well. Sometimes I even cry; does that make you happy, religious people? Does it?
Asked by Desiree - Mon Jan 5 20:19:40 2009 - - 41 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We try, we face palm, we sweat, we get accounts deleted... how do you thank us? by reporting every letter we type! Thanks a bunch christians!
Answered by RETURN OF THE FIST (EX L-5 T/C) - Mon Jan 5 20:29:25 2009
Q. You know, here atheists are taking time out from their busy schedules to help religious people with their inability to think rationally, and religious people have nothing but scorn and spite to offer in thanks to kind hearted atheists who mean well. Sometimes I even cry; does that make you happy, religious people? Does it?
Asked by Desiree - Mon Jan 5 20:19:40 2009 - - 41 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We try, we face palm, we sweat, we get accounts deleted... how do you thank us? by reporting every letter we type! Thanks a bunch christians!
Answered by RETURN OF THE FIST (EX L-5 T/C) - Mon Jan 5 20:29:25 2009
How do some people become Religious after reading the Bible?
Q. I found that I became even less religious after reading highlights from that book. To the point of becoming an atheist. If I were to try and convert people to Christianity, I would never hand them a copy of the bible. Unless they were really naive and gullible.
Asked by Ebola Titsla EOO - Fri Jun 19 12:06:19 2009 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. totally agree Nikola Tesla ,the bible is full of contradictions and deluded sadistic sociopaths , who if they were alive today would be incarcerated in an insane asylum . anybody looking for moral guidance would be advised to look else where,according to the bible incest is ok but homosexuality is not .genocide is permitted but it is very wrong to be envious of others, except if you happen to be God ,who is a jealous god and professes to be the only God .so who is he jealous of ? just to show I am not completely biased the koran is also full of the same kind of nonsense .
Answered by Mary B - Fri Jun 19 19:56:52 2009
Q. I found that I became even less religious after reading highlights from that book. To the point of becoming an atheist. If I were to try and convert people to Christianity, I would never hand them a copy of the bible. Unless they were really naive and gullible.
Asked by Ebola Titsla EOO - Fri Jun 19 12:06:19 2009 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. totally agree Nikola Tesla ,the bible is full of contradictions and deluded sadistic sociopaths , who if they were alive today would be incarcerated in an insane asylum . anybody looking for moral guidance would be advised to look else where,according to the bible incest is ok but homosexuality is not .genocide is permitted but it is very wrong to be envious of others, except if you happen to be God ,who is a jealous god and professes to be the only God .so who is he jealous of ? just to show I am not completely biased the koran is also full of the same kind of nonsense .
Answered by Mary B - Fri Jun 19 19:56:52 2009
Why do I see many religious people state that following a religion is the only way to have morals in life?
Q. Why do many religious people say that when it's just untrue?
Asked by pinky - Sun Dec 7 21:51:53 2008 - - 27 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because they are deluded and mentally ill
Answered by J. J - Sun Dec 7 21:54:27 2008
Q. Why do many religious people say that when it's just untrue?
Asked by pinky - Sun Dec 7 21:51:53 2008 - - 27 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because they are deluded and mentally ill
Answered by J. J - Sun Dec 7 21:54:27 2008
How come so many people are religious, practice their religion faithfully and go to church?
Q. But turn around and be rude and spiteful to others. Alot of people are nice but on the other hand some of the meanest people I have ever met are religious people who are two faced and treat their families badly. Why can't everyone just get along???
Asked by neenermm1 - Sun Jan 25 17:06:02 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. If they practiced their religion they wouldn't be rude, spiteful, and mean or hypocritical. If you think they are bad now, you should have seen them before God got a hold of them. A church is not a memorial to the saints, but a hospital for the sinners. A lot of people draw near to God with their lips, but their hearts are far from Him. That is because they haven't really had a conversion in their hearts. They have just accepted the philosophies of men, mingled with scripture. When they really have been converted their hearts are changed and they do become good, loving men. Many try to appear so tto men, with hearts in heaven, while trying to maintain a summer home in hell.
Answered by Doc - Mon Jan 26 15:45:10 2009
Q. But turn around and be rude and spiteful to others. Alot of people are nice but on the other hand some of the meanest people I have ever met are religious people who are two faced and treat their families badly. Why can't everyone just get along???
Asked by neenermm1 - Sun Jan 25 17:06:02 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. If they practiced their religion they wouldn't be rude, spiteful, and mean or hypocritical. If you think they are bad now, you should have seen them before God got a hold of them. A church is not a memorial to the saints, but a hospital for the sinners. A lot of people draw near to God with their lips, but their hearts are far from Him. That is because they haven't really had a conversion in their hearts. They have just accepted the philosophies of men, mingled with scripture. When they really have been converted their hearts are changed and they do become good, loving men. Many try to appear so tto men, with hearts in heaven, while trying to maintain a summer home in hell.
Answered by Doc - Mon Jan 26 15:45:10 2009
Describe religious observances or practices of the people in Australia?
Q. I am working on a project on Australia and I need to describe religious observances or practices of the people in Australia. Please help? Thanks.
Asked by braundydunn - Tue Jul 1 19:06:48 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's the same here as anywhere else, for people who follow a religion. The observance of religion, which ever one you choose, (is universal) it doesn't really change no matter where in the world you go. For example this is what Christians would do: Christians usually go to the church of their choice on Sunday morning or sometimes on a Saturday evening. Here in Australia we have people who practice religions from all across the world. We also have many like me who don't practice any religion. Edit: I replaced the word universal with the definition of the word I that intended and that is - universal - of worldwide scope, applicable everywhere. It hadn't occurred to me some people may interpret it differently, as iansand9 did. That… [cont.]
Answered by Elizabeth - Tue Jul 1 21:16:53 2008
Q. I am working on a project on Australia and I need to describe religious observances or practices of the people in Australia. Please help? Thanks.
Asked by braundydunn - Tue Jul 1 19:06:48 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's the same here as anywhere else, for people who follow a religion. The observance of religion, which ever one you choose, (is universal) it doesn't really change no matter where in the world you go. For example this is what Christians would do: Christians usually go to the church of their choice on Sunday morning or sometimes on a Saturday evening. Here in Australia we have people who practice religions from all across the world. We also have many like me who don't practice any religion. Edit: I replaced the word universal with the definition of the word I that intended and that is - universal - of worldwide scope, applicable everywhere. It hadn't occurred to me some people may interpret it differently, as iansand9 did. That… [cont.]
Answered by Elizabeth - Tue Jul 1 21:16:53 2008
To strongly religious people: would you ever consider a different truth?
Q. I know that organized-religious people strongly believe they are right and others are wrong. Would you ever consider that your organized religion is incorrect? Why or why not? How do you know you're right? I personally have no clue about what is right and what is wrong. I don't believe in organized religion, but I am not saying that I am not open to believing in it. I do think there is a god (not organized, just some sort of divine being). I feel it is important to open your heart to any possible truth. What do you think?
Asked by swoopchocolaca - Thu Jan 22 11:26:19 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you telling me that those not of faith do not hold their views on the matter with any less tenacity? Were I not to believe my faith to be correct, I would not follow it. It isn't even a matter of "it makes me feel good". Sometimes it does not. Sometimes it can be a pain. Nonetheless, it makes little sense to follow something if you did not believe it to be true. Will something come along to make me drop my faith and pursue something else? I highly doubt it, but I try not to talk in absolutes.
Answered by XY GTHO - Thu Jan 22 11:33:23 2009
Q. I know that organized-religious people strongly believe they are right and others are wrong. Would you ever consider that your organized religion is incorrect? Why or why not? How do you know you're right? I personally have no clue about what is right and what is wrong. I don't believe in organized religion, but I am not saying that I am not open to believing in it. I do think there is a god (not organized, just some sort of divine being). I feel it is important to open your heart to any possible truth. What do you think?
Asked by swoopchocolaca - Thu Jan 22 11:26:19 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you telling me that those not of faith do not hold their views on the matter with any less tenacity? Were I not to believe my faith to be correct, I would not follow it. It isn't even a matter of "it makes me feel good". Sometimes it does not. Sometimes it can be a pain. Nonetheless, it makes little sense to follow something if you did not believe it to be true. Will something come along to make me drop my faith and pursue something else? I highly doubt it, but I try not to talk in absolutes.
Answered by XY GTHO - Thu Jan 22 11:33:23 2009
Are the religious people just trying to take over Hollywood from the gay people?
Q. A lot of religous people have been moving into California over the past few years (at least that's what my friend from California says). Why do the religious people want to live where all the gay people are? Are there some studies that show that we're going to have to sit through more Mel Gibson movies now?
Asked by FoxyKev - Thu Nov 13 18:07:38 2008 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your question surmises some stereotypes. Perhaps just your friend is feeling an influx of religious people in his area, whereas the overall numbers for the state may be different. You can find statistics here, separated by county: According to you are correct that California has the reportedly highest gay population in the United States, although the margin compared to other states with higher gay populations, such as Florida and New York, is possibly less than a single percentage point. It would take a massive influx of religious folk to offset the traditional Democratic leanings of California. Either that or a few generations of breeding, at which religious people are definitely advantaged. Fortunately, nobody is required to… [cont.]
Answered by FrinkZoe - Thu Nov 13 18:25:32 2008
Q. A lot of religous people have been moving into California over the past few years (at least that's what my friend from California says). Why do the religious people want to live where all the gay people are? Are there some studies that show that we're going to have to sit through more Mel Gibson movies now?
Asked by FoxyKev - Thu Nov 13 18:07:38 2008 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your question surmises some stereotypes. Perhaps just your friend is feeling an influx of religious people in his area, whereas the overall numbers for the state may be different. You can find statistics here, separated by county: According to you are correct that California has the reportedly highest gay population in the United States, although the margin compared to other states with higher gay populations, such as Florida and New York, is possibly less than a single percentage point. It would take a massive influx of religious folk to offset the traditional Democratic leanings of California. Either that or a few generations of breeding, at which religious people are definitely advantaged. Fortunately, nobody is required to… [cont.]
Answered by FrinkZoe - Thu Nov 13 18:25:32 2008
Why cant we use the unity which people have in religion to defeat religious wars?
Q. Today, there is nothing in this world which can unify people for a goal other than religion. Good or bad , they still unite. Why dont we create a new religion and scrap the present ones? This new religion should be inspired from the biggest ones like christianity or hinduism to even the smallest religions/ faith. Will we achieve religious unity then?
Asked by well wisher - Tue Jul 21 09:26:42 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all I am nor sure your assessment is right. I do not see that much unity even within the same religions, just look at the different branches of Judaism, Christianity and Islam, they usually hate each other more, than they do hate other religions. Besides you can unite a small or even larger group of people around any egoistic, selfish project, if all of them aspire for it, just look at sports, music, fashion, movies, or even politics. But none of these would be suitable to unite humanity as a whole. We humans are too selfish and self centered to make compromises and unite unless we really have to. But we might do it for our survival. Humanity slowly starts to understand that we live in a global world, and in this global world we… [cont.]
Answered by Zsolt H - Thu Jul 23 22:47:09 2009
Q. Today, there is nothing in this world which can unify people for a goal other than religion. Good or bad , they still unite. Why dont we create a new religion and scrap the present ones? This new religion should be inspired from the biggest ones like christianity or hinduism to even the smallest religions/ faith. Will we achieve religious unity then?
Asked by well wisher - Tue Jul 21 09:26:42 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all I am nor sure your assessment is right. I do not see that much unity even within the same religions, just look at the different branches of Judaism, Christianity and Islam, they usually hate each other more, than they do hate other religions. Besides you can unite a small or even larger group of people around any egoistic, selfish project, if all of them aspire for it, just look at sports, music, fashion, movies, or even politics. But none of these would be suitable to unite humanity as a whole. We humans are too selfish and self centered to make compromises and unite unless we really have to. But we might do it for our survival. Humanity slowly starts to understand that we live in a global world, and in this global world we… [cont.]
Answered by Zsolt H - Thu Jul 23 22:47:09 2009
Why do people automatically assume you are religious when you tell them you work at a religious program?
Q. I specifically told them that I work there. Are people too stupid to consider the fact that just because I work at someplace religious, I myself might not be part of that religion? I only work there to make some money and a living.
Asked by some guy - Sat Jan 31 08:16:09 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some people are idiots and will judge you. I know some who work at churches, play the piano weekly and don't actually believe the dogma.
Answered by Lieu. Provo William Parry Wallis - Sat Jan 31 08:26:06 2009
Q. I specifically told them that I work there. Are people too stupid to consider the fact that just because I work at someplace religious, I myself might not be part of that religion? I only work there to make some money and a living.
Asked by some guy - Sat Jan 31 08:16:09 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some people are idiots and will judge you. I know some who work at churches, play the piano weekly and don't actually believe the dogma.
Answered by Lieu. Provo William Parry Wallis - Sat Jan 31 08:26:06 2009
Are people born with genetic tendencies that make them more susceptible to religious trickery than others?
Q. Can anyone be an atheist or are some people born just too gullible to ever wake up from religious programming? Now, the next question is on the subject of eugenics so don t freak out call me a Nazi ok? If you were charged with selectively breeding religion out of the populace, what qualities would you look for in the people to whom you would grant permission to procreate?
Asked by Desiree - Sun May 24 18:43:07 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, in fact, indubitably.
Answered by Desiree - Tue May 26 00:14:15 2009
Q. Can anyone be an atheist or are some people born just too gullible to ever wake up from religious programming? Now, the next question is on the subject of eugenics so don t freak out call me a Nazi ok? If you were charged with selectively breeding religion out of the populace, what qualities would you look for in the people to whom you would grant permission to procreate?
Asked by Desiree - Sun May 24 18:43:07 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, in fact, indubitably.
Answered by Desiree - Tue May 26 00:14:15 2009
Does it bother you to see religious people pray for personal gain?
Q. I am in no way suggesting that all religious people do this. But do you get bothered when you hear of people praying for things like promotions at work, raises, or their favorite TV show to get renewed? I have seen people like that, who pray not for peace and strength, but for things that would help them specifically, and not others. I wonder what your opinion is.
Asked by Bellamy - Sun Jun 28 17:15:51 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. quote "Does it bother you to see religious people pray for personal gain?" No...it just served to remind me why I quit in the first place. All of these pathetic tribal-minded lunatics, all social climbers, seeking power and money...makes me want to puke on them.
Answered by yaktur - Sun Jun 28 17:21:39 2009
Q. I am in no way suggesting that all religious people do this. But do you get bothered when you hear of people praying for things like promotions at work, raises, or their favorite TV show to get renewed? I have seen people like that, who pray not for peace and strength, but for things that would help them specifically, and not others. I wonder what your opinion is.
Asked by Bellamy - Sun Jun 28 17:15:51 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. quote "Does it bother you to see religious people pray for personal gain?" No...it just served to remind me why I quit in the first place. All of these pathetic tribal-minded lunatics, all social climbers, seeking power and money...makes me want to puke on them.
Answered by yaktur - Sun Jun 28 17:21:39 2009
What is something you call really religious people?
Q. Is there a word, or description that sums (very) religious, church-going people up? If so, what is it? :] TY.
Asked by Hannah - Thu Dec 11 19:54:49 2008 - - 24 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Zealot Fanatic Orthodox Devotee These imply strong religious leanings, but also are more political: Right winger Social Conservative Extremist (often applied to fanatic Muslims) Christian specific ones include: Bible-thumper Fundamentalist Evangelical
Answered by nondescript - Thu Dec 11 19:57:53 2008
Q. Is there a word, or description that sums (very) religious, church-going people up? If so, what is it? :] TY.
Asked by Hannah - Thu Dec 11 19:54:49 2008 - - 24 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Zealot Fanatic Orthodox Devotee These imply strong religious leanings, but also are more political: Right winger Social Conservative Extremist (often applied to fanatic Muslims) Christian specific ones include: Bible-thumper Fundamentalist Evangelical
Answered by nondescript - Thu Dec 11 19:57:53 2008
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