Jake Starkey
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It is when they mistaked Christian nationalism for true Christian faith.Lately many athletes ...at every level...have been more expressive about their faith... Do you see that as a concern?
It is when they mistaked Christian nationalism for true Christian faith.Lately many athletes ...at every level...have been more expressive about their faith... Do you see that as a concern?
It’s very secret, undercover control.Jews are less than 0.2% of the world population and we control the world? what a stupid goyim
You didn't answer the question... unless you can give me an example of what you mean by "mistaking"...It is when they mistaked Christian nationalism for true Christian faith.
Yes! He did! Went over your head!You didn't you didn't answer the question
In answer to the thread title ... HELL NO!
People are ready to go to blows over religion now. What we need IMHO is strict adherence to the Constitution and it's amendments and clauses. Also, eliminate the tax exemptions for ALL churches and their clergymen.
There's God tonight before you fall asleep...he misses you...![]()
I think this country would be better off if people actually followed their proclaimed religion before they start telling other people its morals. In this country, Christianity is so perverted by politics and money that it makes me nauseous. Religion has no place in secular governance either.This was a Gallup poll article from this morning. The breakdown by age, party, educational level, and flavor of Christianity is interesting. I also thought it was flawed in that they did not include non-Christians (other than the "none" religion category) like Muslim, Jewish, etc.
The poll's consensus was that we'd be better off with more religion. Your thoughts?
"65%, down from 75%, say more religious people would be positive for U.S.
- More in U.S. now believe government policies influence moral values
- Public is divided on whether government should promote values"
Nobody is going to look up #8638!Almost mine, btw ..#8638
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Have I mentioned that you are a democrat? And democrats are useless? Therefore you are useless.Have I mentioned that you are an asshole?
Carlin got so many things right.When all is said and done, I think the late, great George Carlin said it best:
View: https://youtu.be/_BFIRgn9OLI?is=34K3smq0oOX46OSa
It's not the government's job to promote values (or religion for that matter). And count me in the 35% "no" group.This was a Gallup poll article from this morning. The breakdown by age, party, educational level, and flavor of Christianity is interesting. I also thought it was flawed in that they did not include non-Christians (other than the "none" religion category) like Muslim, Jewish, etc.
The poll's consensus was that we'd be better off with more religion. Your thoughts?
"65%, down from 75%, say more religious people would be positive for U.S.
- More in U.S. now believe government policies influence moral values
- Public is divided on whether government should promote values"
Not a fan of Jews I take it?I think our world would be better off with all religions without Psychopathic European Khazarian Talmudism controlling the People's narrative. Remove the minority, parasitic Talmudic Khazarian narrative from the Ears of the global masses and let real white christian philosophy reign supreme and...
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIHfuihoz70&list=RDqIHfuihoz70&start_radio=1
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Keep up your incessant barf emojis to make sure we know what a puke you are. Yes you are a fucking puke.It's not the government's job to promote values (or religion for that matter). And count me in the 35% "no" group.
Yes.This was a Gallup poll article from this morning. The breakdown by age, party, educational level, and flavor of Christianity is interesting. I also thought it was flawed in that they did not include non-Christians (other than the "none" religion category) like Muslim, Jewish, etc.
The poll's consensus was that we'd be better off with more religion. Your thoughts?
"65%, down from 75%, say more religious people would be positive for U.S.
- More in U.S. now believe government policies influence moral values
- Public is divided on whether government should promote values"