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A thread to bully all hypocritical God-bothering twunts ...
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Something wrong with their moral compass perchance?While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.' -
I didn't say that. I thought you might get the logic - but I will spell it out. The East is getting its act together morally (at least on a micro level) and economically. The West is losing its morals and can't ee the writing on the wall.Originally posted by sasguru View PostSo the East is becoming more Christian? News to me.
Logic isn't really your strong point, is it?
I disagree. He is a BRILLIANT priest. Not great at meeting new adults (I remember the first time he met me he tarted to shake), but amazing with children. Christ was not crucified in heaven but between two thieves. Our priest lives in the real world. He also believes that the idea of super parishes might emerge - as church is becoming less popular. He is a realist.Originally posted by nomadd View PostWhich is a truly despicable statement. I'd suggest finding a better priest.Comment
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And why are the East getting it together "morally"? Does that apply equally to India and China say? Is the average Indian or Chinese more moral than the average English person?Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI didn't say that. I thought you might get the logic - but I will spell it out. The East is getting its act together morally (at least on a micro level) and economically. The West is losing its morals and can't ee the writing on the wall.
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You religious types do come out with some total hogwash
Hard Brexit now!
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So comes out with despicable class-ridden statements, is terrible with adults, and yet great with children. Which you say makes him "BRILLIANT."Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI disagree. He is a BRILLIANT priest...amazing with children.
And to think, I was accused of trolling!
EDIT: Sorry, my bad. I found him: http://articles.philly.com/2012-03-2...s-sexual-abusenomadd liked this postComment
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Do you think it's appropriate to accuse a Priest of whom you have no prior knowledge, of sexual abuse?Originally posted by nomadd View PostSo comes out with despicable class-ridden statements, is terrible with adults, and yet great with children. Which you say makes him "BRILLIANT."
And to think, I was accused of trolling!
EDIT: Sorry, my bad. I found him: Priests' child sex-abuse trial gets started - Philly.com
You're a ******* disgrace!Comment
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I think you'll find I didn't.Originally posted by Churchill View PostDo you think it's appropriate to accuse a Priest of whom you have no prior knowledge, of sexual abuse?
You're a ******* disgrace!
But a number of children, and subsequently The State, did.nomadd liked this postComment
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Thankfully we don't have any hypocritical God-bothering twunts on this forum, so that's ok.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Funniest post in this entire thread.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostThankfully we don't have any hypocritical God-bothering twunts on this forum, so that's ok.
I salute you, sir. Have some +rep.nomadd liked this postComment
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So, you mention BPs Priest, make a quip about being good with children and then post a link to a Priest convicted of child abuse inferring that they're one and the same?Originally posted by nomadd View PostI think you'll find I didn't.
But a number of children, and subsequently The State, did.
It stands. You're still a disgrace.Comment
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Second funniest post in this entire thread.Originally posted by Churchill View PostIt stands. You're still a disgrace.
I salute you, sir. Have some +rep.nomadd liked this postComment
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