The bible is both inerrant and literally true. I'm not selective, I know God. I'm not the one with questions, doubts and agendas.
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Reading this site has convinced me that every time a christian uses the word "agenda," he/she it is projecting. I only wish that was true about questions and doubts.
From one Axe to another, fuck you.
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Whats the word for this?
I'm not the one with questions, doubts and agendas/
They really do think they know everything, don't they? Ya know, as much as a I loathe Fundamentalism; in this regard, I'm in a way, slightly jealous. Fundies don't have questions, there is an answer for everything and no mystery to life. Of course, this mentality can simultaneously be really, really depressing.
"I know God"...
a mere human can KNOW the immortal, ineffable, omnipotent, omniscient, omnipresent GOD and not go mad!!
Delusions here I think
@ Ex-Fundie - #341304
"@EnemyPartyII: I'd call that serious cognitive dissonance ."
Is that not just the greatest term in the world, btw?
Question: Does God really want someone who accepts him because all the cool kids are doing it, or because they looked it all over, and have truly accepted him into their hearts? I mean the latter requires those pesky questions and all...
I read about half that thread. that's probably not healthy, as it tends to make one want to pound ones head against a wall. would you believe the idiot is proud of herself for staneding up to them so long? SUBMIT TO THE OBVIOUS WOMAN!!!!!!!!!! she contradicted herself about a million times, ignored all the questions until actually forced to answer them and then her answers were things like "how do you explain the incongruity between all evidence and the creation story?"
In that case, Floatingaxe, if I rape your daughter can I just give you fifty bucks, marry her and call it even? After all, it was her fault for tempting me with her whorish self.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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