[Two fundies for the price of one]
Jeremy: People are too easily angered and hateful. I've had personal expiernce with a friend. Her ex-b/f and me are good friends, lives on my floor, she lives on the floor above. She got mad because he had girl visiting him.
She started calling him on phone. calling him names, me names and her names. That night she came down, after the girl left and went right into a rage. cussing, yelling, foaming at the mouth (she's 25), he's 31. She even tried to rip a necklace she gave him off his neck. then she snapped into a crying, winy voice and tried to force herself onhim, to try and kiss him. when he rejected she flew into another rage and started cussing. She called me all sorts of names and said "I hope you die" to me.
Its amazing people are getting angry over petty things.
Its ashame. It's said in the end days, men will be haters
Blessedx4: goodness sounds demonic!
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It doesn't sound like an entirely petty thing. If they were indeed boyfriend/girlfriend, he should have had more respect for her feelings. Regardless of the nature of the other woman's visit, he is obligated to think of his girlfriend's feelings.
Petty things? I really wish people didn't have to experience their partner's infidelity since it can be extremely painful and traumatic, especially for very emotionally sensitive people. Calling it a "petty thing" shows that you have no heart and no understanding of interpersonal relationships what-so-ever.
Right.... So you two are on record as calling jealousy both petty and demonic!3. What is God's name?
Answer: A
A. Jealous. --This is a petty self-described insecurity from a supposedly all-wise leader.
"For thou shalt worship no other god: for the Lord, whose name is Jealous, is a jealous God." (Exodus 34:14)
B. Righteous.
C. Holy. --Sometimes the name of God is described as "holy" (see Psalm 99:3), but the name itself is not "Holy." In Isaiah 29:23, the name of God is given as "The Holy One of Jacob."
D. Jehovah. --The name "Jehovah" is a Christian mistake. It was forbidden to pronounce the name "YHWH" (Yahweh), and readers of the Hebrew scriptures were supposed to say "Adonai" in its place. "In written texts the vowels of Adonai were combined with the consonants YHWH to remind readers to pronounce Adonai instead of Yahweh. The incorrect hybrid, 'Jehovah,' arose from Christian misunderstanding in the late Middle Ages."(Harper's Bible Dictionary)
BLASPHEMERS!
Uhmm... He only had the girl visit him. Men can have female friends without any sex being involved. So there is no reason to jump to conclusions about the guy being unfaithful or anything like that. In the best case the girlfriend couldn't stand that he knew more women than just her and in the worst case he was actually cheating on his girlfriend.
Well, let's see, this sure is a mess. Were the couple dating at the time? You make reference to exes, so they must be broken up. At what point were they broken up?
I have another good one. If you read the following out of context, it's got a completely different meaning, mainly because of the lack of punctuation."Goodness sounds demonic!"
So it is now an official stance of at least one christian that goodness may indeed be demonic! Oh, those crazy christians. What will they come up with next?
Um, Adrian? No offense, but that sounds pretty damn chauvinistic. Why don't you get to know women before making fucktarded statements like that?
So, papabear, a woman can go into a rage and sexually and physically assault a man...and HE should have been nicer? You've got to be fricking kidding me. You know, the other night my cousin, a woman, had a man visiting her. Her boyfriend came over foaming at the mouth, screaming at her, tried to rip the necklace off of her, tried to rape her, and when she said no he flew into another rage.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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