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Jul 28, 2015 5:56 AM
#51
PrimeX said: LaVeyan Satanists are atheists. If you want to know anything about them you can actually just go to their website.so are Satanists and atheists bffs? |
Jul 28, 2015 6:12 AM
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traed said: PrimeX said: LaVeyan Satanists are atheists. If you want to know anything about them you can actually just go to their website.so are Satanists and atheists bffs? Is it even worth making a distinction? It's not going to matter one way or another for any self-identifying Satanist. It's the same God that they're deliberately choosing to reject. |
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Jul 28, 2015 6:26 AM
#53
satan was an angel. why he is so ugly? |
Jul 28, 2015 6:28 AM
#54
d445 said: Because he's supposed to invoke terror and fear so people are scared into abiding by the morals set forth by the bible.satan was an angel. why he is so ugly? |
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Jul 28, 2015 6:35 AM
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icirate said: Not really traed said: PrimeX said: so are Satanists and atheists bffs? Is it even worth making a distinction? It's not going to matter one way or another for any self-identifying Satanist. It's the same God that they're deliberately choosing to reject. Unless they don't want to be associated with people who actually worship the devil |
Jul 28, 2015 6:53 AM
#56
I just want to quickly mention that I was REPRIMANDED by MAL Mods for "making fun of christians" and that intolerance against religions will NOT be tolerated on MAL. So, Whether or not you think Satanists are this or that, they are a PROTECTED religion in the United States, and if MAL has a zero tolerance against "Making fun of Christians" then they should also have one for Satanists. Equality folks. Also....yeah....Hail Satan. |
Jul 28, 2015 7:03 AM
#57
The MAL mods are becoming totalitarian icirate said: You have to believe in a god to reject it.traed said: PrimeX said: so are Satanists and atheists bffs? Is it even worth making a distinction? It's not going to matter one way or another for any self-identifying Satanist. It's the same God that they're deliberately choosing to reject. |
Jul 28, 2015 8:30 AM
#58
traed said: You obviously know nothing of Satanism. Satan means the opposer. Its taking a stance against Christianity ad religious oppression. They dont even believe in the devil. Its a symbol for peoples natural desires. What is Atheism? |
Jul 28, 2015 8:32 AM
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LibertyPrime said: traed said: You obviously know nothing of Satanism. Satan means the opposer. Its taking a stance against Christianity ad religious oppression. They dont even believe in the devil. Its a symbol for peoples natural desires. What is Atheism? Simply the belief that a god doesn't exist |
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Jul 28, 2015 8:36 AM
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Weebotakujinsama said: d445 said: Because he's supposed to invoke terror and fear so people are scared into abiding by the morals set forth by the bible.satan was an angel. why he is so ugly? Isn't it ironic that the satanist is using theists depiction of satan? its movement defined by the very thing it detests. |
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Jul 28, 2015 8:39 AM
#61
This gave me cancer |
Jul 28, 2015 8:52 AM
#62
traed said: icirate said: You have to believe in a god to reject it.traed said: PrimeX said: LaVeyan Satanists are atheists. If you want to know anything about them you can actually just go to their website.so are Satanists and atheists bffs? Is it even worth making a distinction? It's not going to matter one way or another for any self-identifying Satanist. It's the same God that they're deliberately choosing to reject. I don't think that's true. Some people are simply doubtful but others that don't believe also think that God is evil. |
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Jul 28, 2015 9:10 AM
#63
JustALEX said: I just want to quickly mention that I was REPRIMANDED by MAL Mods for "making fun of christians" and that intolerance against religions will NOT be tolerated on MAL. Seriously? Not cool, MAL. |
Jul 28, 2015 9:12 AM
#64
@icirate, I know this tactic very well, I used it when I was once a christian. Being atheist doesn't mean you are rejecting god. I suppose some of them do, in the sense that they "hate" god or they feel some internalized conflict with what people perceive as "god". Others, such as Agnostic-Atheists simply don't believe due to a lack of evidence, but they also don't make a solid stance on knowledge. Many atheists simply take a neutral position. This is the flaw that many theists make. Atheism is not the same as Anti-theism. If Theists want to have beef, it's against Anti-theists not strictly atheists. |
Jul 28, 2015 9:19 AM
#65
JustALEX said: @icirate, I know this tactic very well, I used it when I was once a christian. Being atheist doesn't mean you are rejecting god. I suppose some of them do, in the sense that they "hate" god or they feel some internalized conflict with what people perceive as "god". All I was arguing was that some of them do. That's all I need to claim right now. |
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Jul 28, 2015 9:19 AM
#66
JustALEX said: @icirate, I know this tactic very well, I used it when I was once a christian. Being atheist doesn't mean you are rejecting god. I suppose some of them do, in the sense that they "hate" god or they feel some internalized conflict with what people perceive as "god". Others, such as Agnostic-Atheists simply don't believe due to a lack of evidence, but they also don't make a solid stance on knowledge. Many atheists simply take a neutral position. This is the flaw that many theists make. Atheism is not the same as Anti-theism. If Theists want to have beef, it's against Anti-theists not strictly atheists. We have agnostics for the neutral position but OK. Semantics on the Internet are double-edged swords. |
Jul 28, 2015 9:24 AM
#67
icirate said: Only a small number of people who say they are atheists are actually theists. The real meaning of someone who does not beleive in a god is an atheist. However an anti-theist has two meanings. One being a opposer of the idea of a god, the other being a beleiver in a god and is against the god.All I was arguing was that some of them do. That's all I need to claim right now. |
Jul 28, 2015 9:27 AM
#68
icirate said: lol saying some do isn't saying much, that's you just cherry picking to try and make atheists look bad, I'm sure there are more child molesting religious people than the atheist type you are speaking of :pJustALEX said: @icirate, I know this tactic very well, I used it when I was once a christian. Being atheist doesn't mean you are rejecting god. I suppose some of them do, in the sense that they "hate" god or they feel some internalized conflict with what people perceive as "god". All I was arguing was that some of them do. That's all I need to claim right now. |
Jul 28, 2015 9:30 AM
#69
icirate said: All I was arguing was that some of them do. That's all I need to claim right now. Ok. So you acknowledge the fact that some atheists, and I'll even be bold and say MOST atheists are not actually rejecting god, they genuinely do not know but because of the lack of evidence, they also don't believe, right? I mean, If I genuinely do not know if aliens exists, you wouldn't say I'm rejecting aliens....I honestly don't know. Maybe god/aliens are real....but I want empirical evidence. TheBasedNico said: We have agnostics for the neutral position but OK. Agnosticism isn't a position on belief, only on knowledge. Technically, the WHOLE human race is agnostic because NO ONE truly knows the truth. |
Jul 28, 2015 9:34 AM
#70
I have doubts this will change anything. Christians will still have religious monuments in public spaces where they do not belong. JustALEX said: Well agnostic/gnostic is a claim of knowledge not actual knowledge level. So its more a level of certainty.Agnosticism isn't a position on belief, only on knowledge. Technically, the WHOLE human race is agnostic because NO ONE truly knows the truth. |
Jul 28, 2015 9:42 AM
#71
traed said: I have doubts this will change anything. Christians will still have religious monuments in public spaces where they do not belong. JustALEX said: Well agnostic/gnostic is a claim of knowledge not actual knowledge level. So its more a level of certainty.Agnosticism isn't a position on belief, only on knowledge. Technically, the WHOLE human race is agnostic because NO ONE truly knows the truth. If we go down this route we get into philosophy.....and I really don't like philosophy. This is when you start asking the really hard questions such as.... Can anyone really know anything? How do you know you're really you? How do you know this reality is real? How do you know that you're not in the matrix right now? How can you distinguish between real and fake? What IS real? And so on.... |
Jul 28, 2015 10:36 AM
#72
traed said: What I'm saying is that you can 'not believe in something' and also simultaneously 'be against it'. I'm against Professor Umbridge from Harry Potter, but I don't think she's real.One being a opposer of the idea of a god, the other being a beleiver in a god and is against the god. Killaclown said: I'm sure that if you took a group of over a billion people and one of a few million, then your point doesn't seem at all relevant.I'm sure there are more child molesting religious people than the atheist type you are speaking of :p JustALEX said: icirate said: All I was arguing was that some of them do. That's all I need to claim right now. Ok. So you acknowledge the fact that some atheists, and I'll even be bold and say MOST atheists are not actually rejecting god, they genuinely do not know but because of the lack of evidence, they also don't believe, right? This thread is about Satanists, not atheists? I'm not making atheists look bad. Read what I wrote again for yourself. icirate said: traed said: PrimeX said: so are Satanists and atheists bffs? Is it even worth making a distinction? It's not going to matter one way or another for any self-identifying Satanist. It's the same God that they're deliberately choosing to reject. Satanists reject God. Some atheists reject God, and in that subset of atheists are most Satanists. I'm not saying that atheists are a subset of Satanists; I'm saying that most Satanists are a subset of atheists. Satanists are those that actively and openly reject God to the point of literally pledging allegiance to Satan. You'd have to have very strong faith that the Bible was completely wrong if you were to actually believe in Satan and worship him. Ironic shitposting Satan worship is still shitposting Satan worship. |
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Jul 28, 2015 11:00 AM
#73
JonasDaJay said: This gave me cancer |
Jul 28, 2015 11:27 PM
#74
Jackrabb1t said: Correction. Satan, or more specifically, ha-Satan (pronounced hah sahtahn) first appeared in the Jewish bible. He appears in half a dozen sub-books that comprise Numbers and Deuteronomy in the Torah (Old Testament for Christians), as well as several psalms. Satanists are stupid. The only historical reference to Satan is the Christian Bible, which makes it clear that he's the bad guy, and that he and his followers are destined to burn in hell. So why are they in Detroit? Shouldn't they be in Death Valley acclimatizing or something? The word is usually roughly translated as "the adversary." The term satan is actually used to describe numerous characters, including humans. This is the case even in the bible. The character as a specific individual didn't come to play that heavily until Christianity, which merged multiple characters that may or may not have been the same individual into the singular entity we now know. However, the concept still predates that religion. Technically, Baphomet, the subject of the statue, could be considered a satan, but is not the Satan. |
Jul 29, 2015 7:16 AM
#75
icirate said: traed said: icirate said: traed said: PrimeX said: LaVeyan Satanists are atheists. If you want to know anything about them you can actually just go to their website.so are Satanists and atheists bffs? Is it even worth making a distinction? It's not going to matter one way or another for any self-identifying Satanist. It's the same God that they're deliberately choosing to reject. I don't think that's true. Some people are simply doubtful but others that don't believe also think that God is evil. If you truly believe God is evil then you ain't an atheist because it seems you think God actually exist. This makes no sense. You are confusing atheist teasing religious folks on the crazy shit their supposed good God does as a sign of them having an opinion of him being evil but is not that. They are just teasing religious people when they do it to show how absurd the whole thing is, not because they think he actually exist and his evil. Narmy said: JustALEX said: I just want to quickly mention that I was REPRIMANDED by MAL Mods for "making fun of christians" and that intolerance against religions will NOT be tolerated on MAL. Seriously? Not cool, MAL. Damn! Seriously MAL? Christians or whoever have a voice to defend their religion if they like to reply. Are you turning all authoritarian nanny state on us? |
MonadJul 29, 2015 7:24 AM
Jul 29, 2015 7:23 AM
#76
icirate said: This thread is about Satanists, not atheists? I'm not making atheists look bad. Read what I wrote again for yourself. icirate said: traed said: PrimeX said: LaVeyan Satanists are atheists. If you want to know anything about them you can actually just go to their website.so are Satanists and atheists bffs? Is it even worth making a distinction? It's not going to matter one way or another for any self-identifying Satanist. It's the same God that they're deliberately choosing to reject. Satanists reject God. Some atheists reject God, and in that subset of atheists are most Satanists. I'm not saying that atheists are a subset of Satanists; I'm saying that most Satanists are a subset of atheists. Satanists are those that actively and openly reject God to the point of literally pledging allegiance to Satan. You'd have to have very strong faith that the Bible was completely wrong if you were to actually believe in Satan and worship him. Ironic shitposting Satan worship is still shitposting Satan worship. You are killing my brains cells with this stupid staff. Seriously they bother reject God therefore they are the same? First Atheist do not reject God. They simply to not find any logical meaning in believing in a God. Atheist to not believe in Satan ether. Christians reject Satan, Atheist reject Satan therefore they are the same according to your logic. I also do not think Vampires are real or flying unicorns. Does that mean i reject vampires? How can they be rejecting something they see as not even existent. Satanist on the other hand truly believe God exist but they choose to go for the other guy playing his opponent. Maybe because they think God is evil and Satan is actually the good guy, maybe because they like feeling evil or whatever, who knows. |
Jul 29, 2015 7:55 AM
#77
Monad said: icirate said: This thread is about Satanists, not atheists? I'm not making atheists look bad. Read what I wrote again for yourself. icirate said: traed said: PrimeX said: LaVeyan Satanists are atheists. If you want to know anything about them you can actually just go to their website.so are Satanists and atheists bffs? Is it even worth making a distinction? It's not going to matter one way or another for any self-identifying Satanist. It's the same God that they're deliberately choosing to reject. Satanists reject God. Some atheists reject God, and in that subset of atheists are most Satanists. I'm not saying that atheists are a subset of Satanists; I'm saying that most Satanists are a subset of atheists. Satanists are those that actively and openly reject God to the point of literally pledging allegiance to Satan. You'd have to have very strong faith that the Bible was completely wrong if you were to actually believe in Satan and worship him. You are killing my brains cells with this stupid staff. Seriously they bother reject God therefore they are the same? First Atheist do not reject God. They simply to not find any logical meaning in believing in a God. Atheist to not believe in Satan ether. Christians reject Satan, Atheist reject Satan therefore they are the same according to your logic. I also do not think Vampires are real or flying unicorns. Does that mean i reject vampires? How can they be rejecting something they see as not even existent. Like all sane people, I think Professor Umbridge is a terrible person, but I don't think she exists. That's what I mean by rejection that's independent of belief. Does that analogy help to make sense of where I'm coming from? Monad said: Satanist on the other hand truly believe God exist but they choose to go for the other guy playing his opponent. Maybe because they think God is evil and Satan is actually the good guy, maybe because they like feeling evil or whatever, who knows. I'll answer that by quoting someone else from this thread: traed said: LaVeyan Satanists are atheists. If you want to know anything about them you can actually just go to their website. |
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Jul 29, 2015 1:12 PM
#78
I'm an agnostic but I do reject the Christian god..... that guy is a dick (though of course that's only hypothetical and I don't believe in him, I just can't understand how others can't see how fucked up he would be if he was real) Edit: though if I believed in him I'd follow because hell doesn't sound pleasant lol |
KillaclownJul 29, 2015 1:21 PM
Jul 29, 2015 2:01 PM
#79
JustALEX said: This was fun to read and not because anything was wrong with what you said. At one time people pursued to prove such an existence by empirical means, and your post reminded me of that. Though the creator of the opposite approach to truths was said to have found that evidence..Maybe god/aliens are real....but I want empirical evidence. On Topic: Poetic you have to travel to the hell-hole known as Detroit to view the statue, fitting really. |
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Jul 29, 2015 6:32 PM
#80
Lol. Now all we need is a group to form a religion based on Nazism and demand a Hitler statue. How silly can people be. Guess you got to use that free time for something. Also, shouldn't the first step technically be to stop people from swearing on Bibles in court and just expect them to tell the truth just because? Or getting rid of that pesky "In God We Trust" on dem bills and all them references in the constitution. Those damn religious references are everywhere! |
RedRoseFringJul 29, 2015 6:43 PM
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Jul 29, 2015 6:38 PM
#81
My nigga Satan. |
Jul 29, 2015 7:07 PM
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RedRoseFring said: obviously you know nothing about satanism so I'll ignore the first part.Lol. Now all we need is a group to form a religion based on Nazism and demand a Hitler statue. How silly can people be. Guess you got to use that free time for something. Also, shouldn't the first step technically be to stop people from swearing on Bibles in court and just expect them to tell the truth just because? Or getting rid of that pesky "In God We Trust" on dem bills and all them references in the constitution. Those damn religious references are everywhere! Yeah I agree but how are they going to succeed there? Already the 10 Commandments statue is being fought for which is why I love this shit it shows more Christian hypocrisy..... probably won't accomplish anything buy hopefully someone realizes something about the wrongness of the Christian hold on America and their downright disrespect of other religions and the law. Though already it's succeeding in ppl actually learning something about satanism so that's good 4 them I guess |
Jul 29, 2015 7:35 PM
#83
Killaclown said: Already the 10 Commandments statue is being fought for which is why I love this shit it shows more Christian hypocrisy..... probably won't accomplish anything buy hopefully someone realizes something about the wrongness of the Christian hold on America and their downright disrespect of other religions and the law. How are Christians being hypocritical in wanting a statue of the 10 commandments on public display? |
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Jul 29, 2015 7:38 PM
#84
Killaclown said: RedRoseFring said: obviously you know nothing about satanism so I'll ignore the first part.Lol. Now all we need is a group to form a religion based on Nazism and demand a Hitler statue. How silly can people be. Guess you got to use that free time for something. Also, shouldn't the first step technically be to stop people from swearing on Bibles in court and just expect them to tell the truth just because? Or getting rid of that pesky "In God We Trust" on dem bills and all them references in the constitution. Those damn religious references are everywhere! Yeah I agree but how are they going to succeed there? Already the 10 Commandments statue is being fought for which is why I love this shit it shows more Christian hypocrisy..... probably won't accomplish anything buy hopefully someone realizes something about the wrongness of the Christian hold on America and their downright disrespect of other religions and the law. Though already it's succeeding in ppl actually learning something about satanism so that's good 4 them I guess Are you really going to pull that card after all the explanations given above? Really? And still, it's just a bunch of silly folk with too much time on their hands. The real hypocrisy is causing trouble over that instead of going over the more relevant references on money and national literature. |
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Jul 29, 2015 7:45 PM
#85
^I don't know what you read :p And that's not hypocrisy.... maybe dumb but not hypocrisy, I like the statue personally though lol (just mythology to me). icirate said: because they wouldn't be happy if this statue was in that public space and would try to get it taken down right? Wait you don't even need to answer they already are trying to take this one down and I haven't heard it being in an area that's not suppose to have religious statues so it's even worse than just being a hypocriteKillaclown said: Already the 10 Commandments statue is being fought for which is why I love this shit it shows more Christian hypocrisy..... probably won't accomplish anything buy hopefully someone realizes something about the wrongness of the Christian hold on America and their downright disrespect of other religions and the law. How are Christians being hypocritical in wanting a statue of the 10 commandments on public display? |
Jul 29, 2015 8:13 PM
#86
Killaclown said: icirate said: because they wouldn't be happy if this statue was in that public space and would try to get it taken down right? Wait you don't even need to answer they already are trying to take this one down and I haven't heard it being in an area that's not suppose to have religious statues so it's even worse than just being a hypocriteHow are Christians being hypocritical in wanting a statue of the 10 commandments on public display? That's not hypocrisy though. They want something in public spaces that they think is good and don't want something around that they think is bad. There's nothing in Christian values that demands equality of statues. In fact, the second commandment itself explicitly demands that statues like the Satanic one we're discussing should not be made. |
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Jul 29, 2015 8:21 PM
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icirate said: the hypocrisy is the fact that they think they have the right to display their statues wherever the fuck they please yet another religion cant even have theirs openly visible lIke this (not on government land AFAIK) .... even if it was just some other religious statue like Buddha on government land they would be all uppityKillaclown said: icirate said: How are Christians being hypocritical in wanting a statue of the 10 commandments on public display? That's not hypocrisy though. They want something in public spaces that they think is good and don't want something around that they think is bad. There's nothing in Christian values that demands equality of statues. In fact, the second commandment itself explicitly demands that statues like the Satanic one we're discussing should not be made. |
Jul 29, 2015 8:27 PM
#88
Killaclown said: icirate said: the hypocrisy is the fact that they think they have the right to display their statues wherever the fuck they please yet another religion cant even have theirs openly visible like this (not on government land AFAIK) .... even if it was just some other religious statue like Buddha on government land they would be all uppityKillaclown said: icirate said: because they wouldn't be happy if this statue was in that public space and would try to get it taken down right? Wait you don't even need to answer they already are trying to take this one down and I haven't heard it being in an area that's not suppose to have religious statues so it's even worse than just being a hypocriteHow are Christians being hypocritical in wanting a statue of the 10 commandments on public display? That's not hypocrisy though. They want something in public spaces that they think is good and don't want something around that they think is bad. There's nothing in Christian values that demands equality of statues. In fact, the second commandment itself explicitly demands that statues like the Satanic one we're discussing should not be made. That's not hypocrisy. That's just what their values are. It might not be in line with secular American values, but it's not hypocrisy. Christians should be condemning of idol worship. If they weren't (or if they insisted on making statues of Jesus everywhere) that would be hypocritical. |
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Jul 29, 2015 8:27 PM
#89
icirate said: In fact, the second commandment itself explicitly demands that statues like the Satanic one we're discussing should not be made. Well that's a new one. |
Jul 29, 2015 8:33 PM
#90
icirate said: just because it's their values doesn't make it magically not hypocritical, they are unapologetically breaking the law and condemning others for doing something similar (except not as bad since it's not breaking the law)That's not hypocrisy. That's just what their values are. It might not be in line with secular American values, but it's not hypocrisy. Christians should be condemning of idol worship. If they weren't (or if they insisted on making statues of Jesus everywhere) that would be hypocritical. Edit:basically their attitude of "its ok when we do it, but you cant" |
KillaclownJul 29, 2015 8:41 PM
Jul 29, 2015 8:41 PM
#91
Drunk_Samurai said: icirate said: In fact, the second commandment itself explicitly demands that statues like the Satanic one we're discussing should not be made. Well that's a new one. EXODUS 20 4 Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness of any thing that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth. 5 Thou shalt not bow down thyself to them, nor serve them: for I the Lord thy God am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation of them that hate me; 6 And shewing mercy unto thousands of them that love me, and keep my commandments. Killaclown said: What law are they breaking and how is it hypocritical when one of these things is clearly not a problem according to their faith and the other is explicitly condemned by it? Having a copy of the ten commandments on display isn't even remotely the same as making a statue that's designed to be worshipped; there's no hypocrisy or double standard in wanting one on display and not the other.just because it's their values doesn't make it magically not hypocritical, they are unapologetically breaking the law and condemning others for doing something similar (except not as bad since it's not breaking the law) |
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Jul 29, 2015 8:45 PM
#92
Narmy said: no, its coolJustALEX said: I just want to quickly mention that I was REPRIMANDED by MAL Mods for "making fun of christians" and that intolerance against religions will NOT be tolerated on MAL. Seriously? Not cool, MAL. We hav rights too u know, we are not animals (even animals hav rights) I really hate Dawkinism smh |
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Jul 29, 2015 8:52 PM
#93
icirate said: you aren't suppose to have religious items like the commandments thing on government land sheesh I've said this like 5 times..... it's against the law! For the 6th time (guessing lol)What law are they breaking and how is it hypocritical when one of these things is clearly not a problem according to their faith and the other is explicitly condemned by it? Having a copy of the ten commandments on display isn't even remotely the same as making a statue that's designed to be worshipped; there's no hypocrisy or double standard in wanting one on display and not the other. it's perfectly fine if they don't want the statue up (which I'm not sure if ppl are suppose to worship or not) it's when you start trying to force others not to do something you do is when it gets hypocritical, regardless of their beliefs when you try to force someone not to do something you do that is hypocrisy..... they may feel it's the right thing to do based on their religion but that doesn't change the fact that it is indeed hypocrisy |
Jul 29, 2015 9:05 PM
#94
Killaclown said: regardless of their beliefs when you try to force someone not to do something you do that is hypocrisy..... they may feel it's the right thing to do based on their religion but that doesn't change the fact that it is indeed hypocrisy It's not hypocrisy then. They're two different things. A statue is not the same as a list aside from that they can both be classified under the broad category of 'religious item'. It's not one law for us and another for them. It's Christians wanting their values cemented in law and Secularists wanting the law to stamp out Christian values from the public sphere. And it's not against the law - it's being debated over. It's not like Christians are sneaking it into government buildings. It's already there and has been for a long while. |
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Jul 29, 2015 9:16 PM
#95
icirate said: they are both religious symbols so yes it is hypocrisy, and being allowed to stay there is against the 1st ammendment, the government is not suppose to favor one religion over the other...... you know like only allowing Christian symbols on government landKillaclown said: regardless of their beliefs when you try to force someone not to do something you do that is hypocrisy..... they may feel it's the right thing to do based on their religion but that doesn't change the fact that it is indeed hypocrisy It's not hypocrisy then. They're two different things. A statue is not the same as a list aside from that they can both be classified under the broad category of 'religious item'. It's not one law for us and another for them. It's Christians wanting their values cemented in law and Secularists wanting the law to stamp out Christian values from the public sphere. And it's not against the law - it's being debated over. It's not like Christians are sneaking it into government buildings. It's already there and has been for a long while. All you are proving is that their faith is hypocritical, what right do they have to try and stop someone from putting up a religious symbol when they themselves are doing the same (and worst due to location). And religious symbol is not as broad as religious item ;) But yeah I'm sure they would have been totally fine if it was a pentagram instead *sarcasm* Are you Christian or just hate Satanists? |
Jul 29, 2015 9:27 PM
#96
Killaclown said: All you are proving is that their faith is hypocritical, what right do they have to try and stop someone from putting up a religious symbol when they themselves are doing the same (and worst due to location). And religious symbol is not as broad as religious item ;) But yeah I'm sure they would have been totally fine if it was a pentagram instead *sarcasm* Are you Christian or just hate Satanists? It's not hypocrisy. Christian ideals are just in contradiction with the secular nature of American laws. That's all. It's not hypocritical of Christians to want the law to reflect their values. It's not Christian to believe that all faiths are equal or deserve equal treatment. I don't respect other beliefs; I still respect the people that hold them (well . . I try to, I don't always succeed)! |
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Jul 29, 2015 9:44 PM
#97
icirate said: hypocrisy is doing something you tell others not to do (look it up if need be), like putting up your religious symbol and not letting others do the same .... for example if we lived across the street from each other and you had a virgin Mary statue(or 10 commandments) on your lawn and I had this baphuwhatever dude(or pentagram) on my lawn, it is hypocritical to get me to take mine down if you are going to keep yours ups..... regardless of your ideals or beliefs or whatever it doesn't change the definition of hypocrisy, why can't you understand stand this? I get they are doing what they think is right but it doesn't mean it's not hypocritical, it just doesn't work like thatIt's not hypocrisy. Christian ideals are just in contradiction with the secular nature of American laws. That's all. It's not hypocritical of Christians to want the law to reflect their values. It's not Christian to believe that all faiths are equal or deserve equal treatment. I don't respect other beliefs; I still respect the people that hold them (well . . I try to, I don't always succeed)! |
Jul 29, 2015 10:07 PM
#98
Killaclown said: icirate said: hypocrisy is doing something you tell others not to do (look it up if need be), like putting up your religious symbol and not letting others do the same .... for example if we lived across the street from each other and you had a virgin Mary statue(or 10 commandments) on yourIt's not hypocrisy. Christian ideals are just in contradiction with the secular nature of American laws. That's all. It's not hypocritical of Christians to want the law to reflect their values. It's not Christian to believe that all faiths are equal or deserve equal treatment. I don't respect other beliefs; I still respect the people that hold them (well . . I try to, I don't always succeed)! Those two things aren't the same. I think virgin Mary statues are also abominable, but that's another issue. The value in question is that worshipping idols is wrong. That's an idol. No-one is worshipping the commandments. That's why it's not hypocritical to demand different treatment between those two things. Your premise that hypocrisy is afoot is based on the assumption that all religion is equal. That's completely wrong. If you're going to tell me that statue of baphy wasn't designed to be worshipped, simply look at it for 5 seconds and take note of the depictions of people. |
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Jul 29, 2015 10:17 PM
#99
*sigh* well I'm not going to get you to understand when you don't really seem to respect other people's religion so I'm done trying to get you to even see the hypocrisy part. Can you atleast understand why the 10 commandments is being argued to be taken down (law-wise not your personal beliefs/ideals) |
Jul 29, 2015 10:24 PM
#100
Killaclown said: *sigh* well I'm not going to get you to understand when you don't really seem to respect other people's religion so I'm done trying to get you to even see the hypocrisy part. Can you atleast understand why the 10 commandments is being argued to be taken down (law-wise not your personal beliefs/ideals) I know why they're being argued to be taken down and I don't think it's a big deal either way. What I'm trying to get across to you is that it's not hypocrisy for people that like those commandments being in a public place to rail against idol worship. You're misusing the word. |
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