Originally posted by NewGuy01
...what is this even in reference to? I don't think there's ever been a single openly atheist congressman, supreme court justice, or president, so it can't be talking about America.
That's exactly why these memes are vacuous accusations. But that's okay, let Fly have his fantasy world. 🙂
Originally posted by NewGuy01
😂 I like this one.The answer is, "not tribal desert people who died 4,000 years ago," though.
I wanted to post that one but couldn't find a decent link to it.
An the Rebuttal to that is. No. They were written by biased pricks who were born in modern times but still act like a bunch of tribal desert people.
Originally posted by ArtificialGlory
Prove that they did?
I challenged you first.
Originally posted by Nuke Nixon
The very condemnation of modern Christianity, how they can preach to everyone atop their ivory hilltop and cast a blind eye on children starving and dying, among other atrocities this world heaps upon it's peoples.
The Christians do lots of stuff, it is the soulless people like Mythlord and ArtificalGlory that stand in the way of it. Besides that is a pic of a small child. Just consider it a Late Term Abortion and that makes it all ok.
Originally posted by Flyattractor
[b]I challenged you first.The Christians do lots of stuff, it is the soulless people like Mythlord and ArtificalGlory that stand in the way of it. Besides that is a pic of a small child. Just consider it a Late Term Abortion and that makes it all ok. [/B]
I certainly don't stand in anyone's way. Do what you will.
Originally posted by ArtificialGlory
What do you mean? You made the claim that the people in the picture aided African children and now it's up to you to prove it.
Yeah, not how it works. If you'd asked him for proof to begin with, it'd be a different story, but you went out and said that they didn't, so you're equally responsible for backing up your claim.