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Sounds nice.
I would love to ask the pastor what he means by “educated”.
Science is magic to those who don’t understand it
Except Educated shouldn’t be in quotes.
To people like that it is. They think education begins and ends with their preferred holy book. It’s not limited to christians.
But even then the fastest way start questioning the Bible is by actually reading it. They probably don’t encourage that either through.
That’s why they do it as a group, keeps people from thinking too much when they’re afraid of disappointing each other by not believing the right way.
"They believe the bible is the exact word of God - Then they change the bible! Pretty presumptuous, hu huh? “I think what God meant to say…”
Bill Hicks
HIS god
Correct. My god is the exact opposite. My god is equally imagined and valid as this one.
every god
What is this, the definition of “god of the gaps”?
How accurate. We can’t have people asking questions about anything, because their beliefs will fall apart.
I’m not sure what point they think they’re making. Maybe that “education is bad”?
They’re saying facts don’t support their bullshit
Can we please start addressing that this one specific sect of religion is killing our society and do something?
That’s the people behind it. Religions are just over-glorified fairy tales.
It’s almost as if we can see through the nonsense…
“Blessed is the mind too small for doubt.”
If you aren’t familiar with the quote it is a classic one from 40k pointing out the virtues of ignorance and blind faith.
I only praise the omni messiah the rest are false gods!
Stay where you are. The Imperium knows your location and someone will be with you shortly.
“An open mind is like a fortress, with its gates unbarred and unguarded.”
probably my favorite unit quote from DoW1
The quotation marks surround the wrong word.
“GOD”. The quotes are in the wrong spot.
When I went to boot camp, every Sunday was religious day. I started the Atheist & Agnostic group with two other recruits in the cycle. We’d chat about science and philosophy. They got us some books and whatnot.
Eventually had a pastor from the Church of Christ come in to chat with us and try to debunk some of our science talks with that Bible knowledge: carbon dating isn’t real, dinosaurs are only 3000 years old, that kind of thing.
He eventually won me over though, because church of Christ gave bread and grape juice at every service, and extra chow in boot camp was hard to come by. Almost like real life…
I don’t get it, if there’s a joke here.
Christian evangelism always involves giving food to the potential converts. I think the guy “converted” simply because of food.
c/selfawarewolves
