Crowsbeak posted:

Don't worry everyone God forgives all of you.

Ken posted:

“World’s Largest Atheist Party” Is Really a Worship Service!

The Reason Rally 2016, advertised as the “world’s largest atheist party,” is really a kind of worship service. Why do I say this? Well, they worship man. Their rally in Washington, DC, in June will see people worshipping the god of self. They will exalt reason and declare that they have a blind faith that the universe and life arose by natural processes.

You know, we need to be calling atheism for what it really is—a religion, an anti-God religion—a religion that exalts fallible human reason.

In fact, atheist Lawrence Krauss, who is speaking at this rally, once said on video, “Forget Jesus—the stars died so you can be here.” You see, he is worshipping the stars. These atheists at the rally are no different from those the prophet Jeremiah spoke of: “Saying to a tree, ‘You are my father,’ And to a stone, ‘You gave birth to me’” (Jeremiah 2:27).

And what will the message of the rally be? “Become an atheist, die, and that’s the end—there’s no ultimate purpose to life.” So that being the case, why do atheists even attack Christianity? Why rally in DC in June? Well, it is because they actively “suppress the truth in unrighteousness” (Romans 1:18).

Atheists work hard against Christianity because they’re putting their hands over their eyes and ears and shouting, “I refuse to see and hear truth!” Their blind faith religion of believing that natural processes explain life without God is an anti-God religion.

The words of Daniel (5:23) describe today’s atheists: “The God who holds your breath in His hand and owns all your ways, you have not glorified.”

So, the atheists will worship man at the Reason Rally, just as stated in Scripture: “who exchanged the truth of God for the lie, and worshiped and served the creature rather than the Creator, who is blessed forever. Amen” (Romans 1:25). But God says, “You have lifted yourself up against the Lord of heaven” (Daniel 5:23).

Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
Ken

Panzeh posted:

LOL look at these guys thinking god is better than hitler.

SocketWrench posted:

Not satisfied with being laughed out of every serious museum, being part of a shitshow "documentary", having a laughable museum full of stupidity, being part of a group tha thought up and triumphed the Banana Theory, and getting his rear end stomped by Bill Nye (the science guy!), Ham has been pumping money into a life sized Ark.

http://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/2016/02/20/after-legal-victory-noahs-ark-rises/80601668/

Scheduled to open in july it's expected to cost over 90 million and be surrounded by a theme park. Like a Mr. Toad's Wild Ride version of the Creation Museum
Despite being an eyesore, stupid, and discriminating, it's been awarded an 18 million dollar tax break along with other incentives

http://www.kentucky.com/news/state/article73971147.html


Though it is being built as proof that two of every animal on earth could fit inside and manage to float through storms for forty days isn't as far fetched as people realize, it won't be floated in water and requires a multitude of metal supports and parts (95 tons worth) that would not be possible for the "original" biblical ark and won't house any animals (they'll be outside on display).
http://www.curbed.com/2015/7/8/9943156/answers-in-genesis-ark-encounter

JiveHonky posted:

lol of course not u stupid idiots

Jesus Christ posted:

This is the kind of worship I'm talking about

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ph4FaR1xyh4

Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:

Liberty University commencement speakers 2016

Yes, that is Mel Gibson

Jerry Cotton posted:

Who's the greybeard to the left of Mel Gibson?

Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:

Yes, that is Mel Gibson

Leon Einstein posted:

Vince Vaughn is a nut? poo poo.

Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:

Leon Einstein posted:

Vince Vaughn is a nut? poo poo.

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A woman who says her daughter told leaders of a McMinnville church that her father was sexually abusing her has filed a $5.2 million lawsuit, faulting church leaders for keeping quiet.

The girl, starting at age 6 or 7, confided in various church leaders over the course of nearly two years, but they didn't report the alleged abuse to police or child protection workers as required under Oregon's mandatory reporting law, according to the suit.

The leaders -- including teachers and clergy -- also didn't say anything to the girl's mother for nearly two years -- and the girl ultimately ended up contracting herpes from her biological father, the lawsuit claims.

Leaders of the Church on the Hill -- also known as McMinnville Church of the Nazarene -- mistakenly thought at first that the girl was accusing her stepfather and didn't believe her, Portland attorney Randall Vogt said in a statement of facts he wrote about the case. The stepfather worked for the church and was well-liked, said Vogt, who represents the girl's mother.

"They essentially said, 'He's a good guy. He wouldn't do something like that,'" Vogt said.

The girl's mother filed the suit Monday on behalf of the girl, now 12, in Multnomah County Circuit Court. The lawsuit alleges that the girl was molested in Multnomah County.

The father hasn't been charged with any crimes. The Multnomah County District Attorney's Office declined to comment because the case involves alleged child abuse.

A church business administrator declined to comment, saying the church can't discuss pending litigation. The church -- at 700 N.W. Hill Road -- averages about 1,000 attendees at its services, according to a recent church report.

The girl's parents were divorced when she was a toddler, but she regularly visited her father over the years. The girl's mother remarried, and the mother, stepfather and the girl began attending the Church on the Hill, according to the suit.

From 2010 to 2012 -- when the girl was between about 6 and 8 -- she told trusted leaders in the church that her dad was having sexual intercourse with her, the suit alleges.

The girl eventually confided in her mother and a counselor, Vogt said, and the counselor contacted the Oregon Department of Human Services.

The girl was later diagnosed with oral and genital herpes, according to the suit. A judge terminated the father's parental rights in 2013, when the girl was 9, the suit says.

The girl suffered psychologically from the abuse and tried more than once to kill herself, the suit says.

The lawsuit contends that not only did church officials fail to abide by their duties as mandatory reporters under Oregon law, they also didn't follow their own church's nationwide policies to report abuse.

The suit lists the McMinnville church and the national organization it's associated with as defendants.

The suit seeks $200,000 for the girl's past and future medical expenses and counseling costs. The suit also seeks $5 million for the girl's pain and suffering. Under Oregon law, if she's determined to be a "vulnerable person" because of her age, the total amount sought could triple to $15.6 million.

Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:

Christian mime company

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YHUwZXnjAtc

Vincent Van Goat posted:

C.P.A.N. posted:

Is it just me or does she appear to get wider as the skirt lengthens?

Vincent Van Goat posted:

autoaim.cfg posted:

I have been playing Spore tonight.

It was a pretty nice time... been about eight years since I played it last. Stopped at the Village Stage though. Ouch, what a drag.

I was a carnivorous predator. I was blue and had fangs.

Thanks Jesus.

Top City Homo posted:

Praise Raptor Jesus and the coming Velocirapture!

Volume posted:

it is a mindless waste fo time trying to explain to a christian that religion is bullshit