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Fox Ironic posted:One common interpretation of transubstantiation is that those present are literally transported to the time and place of Jesus's temporal existence while simultaneously existing in the present. This poo poo is what created Hodor.
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Bip Roberts posted:I bet it really hurts to have a giant python bite you. ehh, balls aren't that bad, and rarely bite, they are as close to a friendly snake as you can get. and balls only get 4 feet. but yeah they do hurt if they do strike. Fox Ironic posted:One common interpretation of transubstantiation is that those present are literally transported to the time and place of Jesus's temporal existence while simultaneously existing in the present. holy poo poo my brain hurts.
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Slate Action posted:"Clinging to their guns and religion" is the truest thing Obama has ever said.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZIZeaIk-uE
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Jul 31, 2016 23:47
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Mel Mudkiper posted:the only practical difference between a cult and a religion is membership number
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Dapper_Swindler posted:holy poo poo my brain hurts.
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Did the Trump campaign get instructions to cover up their Ukraine platform alterations? From who, and why? http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_579e5a56e4b0693164c19e09
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Mel Mudkiper posted:the only practical difference between a cult and a religion is membership number Piquai Souban posted:Did the Trump campaign get instructions to cover up their Ukraine platform alterations? From who, and why? Manafort is the obvious culprit.
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Jul 31, 2016 23:49
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This is a very..... incomplete picture of the Bush administration's treatment of Sheehan.
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Jul 31, 2016 23:50
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Dapper_Swindler posted:also i never understood why the snake handling churches didn't use use a weird looking ball python morph instead of super deadly one. the verse says snakes not venom saced ones.
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Dapper_Swindler posted:ehh, balls aren't that bad, and rarely bite, they are as close to a friendly snake as you can get. and balls only get 4 feet. but yeah they do hurt if they do strike. To bring this full circle, I have an adorable, totally tame Bumblebelly Ball Python.
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Fox Ironic posted:One common interpretation of transubstantiation is that those present are literally transported to the time and place of Jesus's temporal existence while simultaneously existing in the present. I never heard that one during my religious studies minor or time as a practicing catholic. Granted the latter doesn't count for much because I was young.
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sarmhan posted:The Orthodox answer to this and similar questions is "poo poo's magic yo". Metousiosis and Transubstantiation makes my brain hurt because its all just 10 dollar word bullshit from the middle ages to get the nobles and the peasants to believe in.  I was raised UCC so it was always supposed to be symbolism and all that.
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Constant Hamprince posted:They didn't consider black people to be fully human until the '60s dog Anos posted:Some churches think homosexuals are diseased or possessed, right now, today. On LGBT rights, the LDS church has been an opponent but also much more willing to compromise than Evangelicals (Mike Pence could've learned from Utah's approach to balancing non-discrimination ordinances with religious opt-outs). Also, I think Mormon architecture and the Book of Mormon is hilariously bizarre. I'd rather have them and Mormon space Jesus than Evangelicals. BrutalistMcDonalds fucked around with this message at 00:03 on Aug 1, 2016 |
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Fox Ironic posted:One common interpretation of transubstantiation is that those present are literally transported to the time and place of Jesus's temporal existence while simultaneously existing in the present. the orthodox theological position is actually the most reasonable approach ("I don't know God did it") as opposed to the western approach which was to fight decades long holy wars on the matter of when and what way the cracker turns into Jesus before/as you eat it
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TheTatteredKing posted:I never heard that one during my religious studies minor or time as a practicing catholic. Granted the latter doesn't count for much because I was young. Wikkheiser posted:On race Mormons were not that far removed from Southern Baptists. Although I'd argue today the Mormons are relatively pragmatic, although also very, very conservative. An important thing to remember about the [e: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints] is that its supreme head is determined by age. Once you get appointed to the Quorum of the Twelve, the goal is to outlive everybody else up until the point when the previous Prophet croaks. If the current Prophet died today, he'd be replaced by a man, Russell Nelson, born in 1924. That builds a *large* lag into the church's official social positions. Arsenic Lupin fucked around with this message at 00:06 on Aug 1, 2016 |
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https://twitter.com/oliverdarcy/status/759855911238238208 "While Trump hasn't mastered basic facts about the world, he has mastered Putin's talking points on Crimea" Seems more like he had no idea what he was talking about to me, but given recent polls show everybody despises Putin, pushing this link makes sense from HFA
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You can push both angles since they both point to Trump being uniquely unqualified for the office. He's either staggeringly ignorant or in the tank for Putin.
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Wikkheiser posted:On race Mormons were not that far removed from Southern Baptists. Although I'd argue today the Mormons are relatively pragmatic, although also very, very conservative. So they're not that much more conservative then the church that schismed specifically so they could keep treating black people as livestock, cool. Look man, they're still the church that had to be forced at gunpoint to renounce polygamy and was founded by a con artist on the basis of golden tablets only he could see, we can tolerate their religion while still thinking it's obviously horseshit. E: More on topic https://twitter.com/bertbrantley/status/759788648615276545
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TheTatteredKing posted:I never heard that one during my religious studies minor or time as a practicing catholic. Granted the latter doesn't count for much because I was young. Trying to find where I read it, phone posting, sorry. IIRC, it had more to do with the Mass itself than the Communion, but the Communion is what initiates it.
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Fox Ironic posted:Trying to find where I read it, phone posting, sorry. it sounds pretty heterodox to me, but theres a lot of wacky poo poo out there
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Constant Hamprince posted:So they're not that much more conservative then the church that schismed specifically so they could keep treating black people as livestock, cool. Look man, they're still the church that had to be forced at gunpoint to renounce polygamy and was founded by a con artist on the basis of golden tablets only he could see, we can tolerate their religion while still thinking it's obviously horseshit.
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Wikkheiser posted:Well yeah. The Mormons have a nasty history with racism. The LDS church is also very, very American and comes out of American religious and social traditions. Racism is deeply embedded in that.
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i really dig the "i've heard the people of crimea really want to be in russia" line. really drives home that he's just spouting russian propaganda.
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Crimea is part of Russia and the international community needs to get over it.
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There is a world of difference between "We can't do anything about Crimea" and "what Russia did was justified".
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Wikkheiser posted:On race Mormons were not that far removed from Southern Baptists. Although I'd argue today the Mormons are relatively pragmatic, although also very, very conservative. But like actual real conservatives in the classic sense of the term. pretty much. the few Mormons i have met have been genuinely great people. so how did Utah's laws work differently, then say pences bullshit? Constant Hamprince posted:So they're not that much more conservative then the church that schismed specifically so they could keep treating black people as livestock, cool. Look man, they're still the church that had to be forced at gunpoint to renounce polygamy and was founded by a con artist on the basis of golden tablets only he could see, we can tolerate their religion while still thinking it's obviously horseshit. this. Smith and young and most of the other founders were nutjobs or more likely a conmen devoted to the long haul. But idk, alot of them seem really happy. i hope this gets called out.
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fishmech posted:Sure is weird how that "economic discontent" appeared years before any economic problems, back in the 60s. Hahaha it's like a loving bat signal for Mr Pedantic
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Constant Hamprince posted:E: More on topic Again, George Bush had Rove orchestrate a campaign to smear Sheehan in the media. They were smarter about it than Trump, but they did the same thing, if not worse.
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Come to think of it, I haven't read any man on the street type interviews with Trump supporters for several weeks. Are there any good ones? I must understand their mind. Or detailed survey results about what they see in him, I guess.
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The Crimean referendum was legit but the democratic primary wasn't because Emails
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shiksa posted:i really dig the "i've heard the people of crimea really want to be in russia" line. really drives home that he's just spouting russian propaganda. There've been referendums on the topic going back to the 90s with 70%+ support for rejoining Russia.
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I don't know about you, but when I think of "fair and honest voting" I think "Putin's Russia". Also, even if a majority may want to rejoin Russia, that doesn't justify a goddamned invasion.
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Joementum posted:Again, George Bush had Rove orchestrate a campaign to smear Sheehan in the media. They were smarter about it than Trump, but they did the same thing, if not worse. GWB gets wrongly portrayed as a moron a lot of the time but still 'dumber than Dubya' is not a good look on a presidential candidate
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Dr.Zeppelin posted:ok question, how is the "drink any deadly thing" part dealt with? like, if they actually believe this stuff couldn't they just drink gasoline to prove it instead of bothering with the snakes? They also drink poison. quote:As in the early days, worshipers are still encouraged to lay hands on the sick, speak in tongues, provide testimony of miracles, and occasionally consume poisons such as strychnine.
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George bush 2 thought weird old bible demons did 9/11
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Joementum posted:There've been referendums on the topic going back to the 90s with 70%+ support for rejoining Russia. The referendum was perfectly legitimate, just ask the man in the balaclava with the Moscow accent who was guarding the ballot boxes from disruptive elements
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"Trump, who is not as rich as he says he is, has been capitalizing on economic anxiety surrounding the post-2008 recovery and the results of trade agreements" *Fishmech and TBW comically collide as they try to rush through the thread door*
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