[in response to an atheist discussing their recent trip to a national park]
Too bad a bear or mountain lion didn't cross your path. Oh, well I'll keep praying that you meet your demise soon and it's in a way that everyone would know it was God that did it.
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It seems this church needs to reread their Bible:
“But I say to you who hear, Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who abuse you… If you love those who love you, what benefit is that to you? For even sinners love those who love them. And if you do good to those who do good to you, what benefit is that to you? For even sinners do the same… But love your enemies, and do good, and lend, expecting nothing in return, and your reward will be great, and you will be sons of the Most High, for he is kind to the ungrateful and the evil. Be merciful, even as your Father is merciful.”
-Luke 6:27-28, 32-33, 35-36
How would having a fatal encounter with a large predatory animal that is very much capable of killing a human and indeed occassionally do be “a way that everyone would know it was God that did it”? That’s not even “freak accident” territory, much less anything that would suggest supernatural interventioh - and even if the killing happens supernaturally, unless it is something direct like being decapitated with an angel’s flaming sword (and even then, there are similar creatures in Assyrian sculpture, and any number of other supernatural beings could conceivably impersonate Abrahamic imagery…), how can we be sure it was your god rather than any of the other gods we do not believe in, or even that it was no punishment for atheism at all but simply the work of some random malevolent spirit, monster or witch?
“I meant every word. You hate God, so I hate you.”
Right back at ya, Yahve’s dog. Hope you develop one of the more nasty strains of cancer from all the frozen, hyperprocessed shit you devour, some easily preventable disease takes you away, or possibly yes, a mountain lion snapping your pathetic, fat-heavy excuse for a neck. Only I won’t be attributing any of this to my Maestro, I’ll just enjoy your pitiful demise for just what it is. Good riddance to bad sapience.
"You can't do what you do and not expect a recompense.”
But if _I_ say, 'I hope you suffer what you wish on others’ then it’s anti-Christain hate, right?
Honestly, one of the biggest wtf-inducing parts of this is the fact this feels so utterly unwarranted and unprovoked. Like, the person just went to experience nature, and here they are just actively getting someone to wish for their death.
I know the seven deadly sins aren’t like an actual biblical thing, but if there is an actual circle of wrath in hell, if that turns out to actually exist, I get the feeling OP is eager to buy a one way ticket there.
In a later tweet, Baptist Dippy also blamed Hemant Mehta (the person Baptist Dippy wished death on) for death threats Dippy received after tweeting this.
Not that I think death threats are ok, but they’re not the responsibility of the guy you wished death on , assmunch! I know it’s hard, but fucking own your dipshittery! I mean, your supposed idol, Christ, never blamed someone else for the threats he received. But maybe, since you’re wishing death on people that haven’t threatened you one bit, you’re not as similar to him as you believe…
Hey OP, your ‘God’ - via putting in Le Club Pudding the underage child bride Mary - is an inferior subhuman paedophile. Mock-mock-moc-a-moc-mock. Also, ranting street preachers who scream about those not like them burning in Hell - thus making threats to passersby - are arrested under Section 5 of the Public Order Act. Newsflash:
I live in Britain.
Seeing as our largest predator is the Red Fox, it’s not only your ‘God’ who’s impotent.
How can you wish harm on yours truly in another country when there aren’t any animals who can do so here…?!
…or it proves one thing: we Atheists are more than right.
So what about your ‘flock’ here when they start having wrong ‘Opinions’, they commit Thought crime and are predated upon by ‘wolves’ in uniforms with ‘CIIIR’ on their helmets/caps, and have the legal authority to do so (PROTIP: Romans 13:1-7)?
If your ‘God’ cannot protect his sheep, he is no shepherd.
Ergo…!
@Yutolia #166171
So, wait…
“THAT’S UNCOOL! YOU SHOULDN”T HAVE SHARED MY HATE, NOW PEOPLE HATE ME! ME! THE CHRISTAIN! THAT’S UNTOLERABLE!”
@Pizzamaster98 #166165
I wouldn’t say it’s completely unprovoked. For almost a year, Mehta has been reporting on some of the vile things the church’s pastors have been saying, including calling for the murders of gay people. This has apparently led to the church getting threats from their community , so I guess they resent him for putting their wickedness in the spotlight. Keep in mind that Mehta himself has never called for the deaths of anyone, nor has he encouraged any of his readers to do so.
Is the Sure Foundation Baptist Church seeking to merge with Westboro Baptist Church? They’re on the right track for this, and I hope afterwards that people who previously might have been attracted, at first glance, with this church might reconsider.
There’s no hate like Xtian love… Here’s another example of that. For wishing this man be attacked by wild animals, which would be damnatio ad bestias but not official, is as sick as all the death threats and wishes you lot have inflicted on LGBTQ people. You’re not Elisha, fortunately.
“Trying to get his people murdered by lying and doxing and stalking.”
Mocking God's word
…so basically: a one-man FSTDT. And he’s getting under your skin, o SFBC. Good.
Hey, Hemant Mehta: you’re always welcome as a commenter here: certainly as a contributor re. said SFBC and their BS.
The constatation of a believers's stupidity is not insulting their God. If it was, they'd not have to feel directly threatened, or act like if they were. Then if their deity existed, they'd probably avoid acting the way they do, they'd be expected to be punished for their sins and would really fear such punishment. If it existed, there'd be no valid reason for there to be unbelievers. Your claim that it exists and that supposedly you're somehow the "true" one on its side does not validate your evil actions, especially when they conflict with the spirit of the tradition you claim to represent and taint the reputation of that "holy"...
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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