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Genevieve wrote:This religious fear is really like homophobia, where guys think that every gay guy wants to get into their pants and they need to have their guard up.

I've known a bunch of religious people and some of my best friends were and even when I was younger no one tried to convert me. If you're working with them for so long and they haven't tried to convert you yet, they won't. I'd imagine going door to door and trying to convert people and getting a door slammed in your face 9 out of 10 times is a bummer. So why would they choose to do it in their private lives?

I keep saying it. But irrationality is irrationality. It doesn't matter if it's based on religion, race or just being an irrational jackass. Being an "atheist" doesn't make you "rational" or "a man of reason", just an atheist [/endrant. Not directed at anyone in this thread]

magma wrote:

Genevieve wrote:This religious fear is really like homophobia, where guys think that every gay guy wants to get into their pants and they need to have their guard up.

I've known a bunch of religious people and some of my best friends were and even when I was younger no one tried to convert me. If you're working with them for so long and they haven't tried to convert you yet, they won't. I'd imagine going door to door and trying to convert people and getting a door slammed in your face 9 out of 10 times is a bummer. So why would they choose to do it in their private lives?

I keep saying it. But irrationality is irrationality. It doesn't matter if it's based on religion, race or just being an irrational jackass. Being an "atheist" doesn't make you "rational" or "a man of reason", just an atheist [/endrant. Not directed at anyone in this thread]

I don't often get the chance to write this, but I agree entirely with Genevieve.

Genevieve wrote:

magma wrote:

Genevieve wrote:This religious fear is really like homophobia, where guys think that every gay guy wants to get into their pants and they need to have their guard up.

I've known a bunch of religious people and some of my best friends were and even when I was younger no one tried to convert me. If you're working with them for so long and they haven't tried to convert you yet, they won't. I'd imagine going door to door and trying to convert people and getting a door slammed in your face 9 out of 10 times is a bummer. So why would they choose to do it in their private lives?

I keep saying it. But irrationality is irrationality. It doesn't matter if it's based on religion, race or just being an irrational jackass. Being an "atheist" doesn't make you "rational" or "a man of reason", just an atheist [/endrant. Not directed at anyone in this thread]

I don't often get the chance to write this, but I agree entirely with Genevieve.

I think we agree more than disagree babe, just when we disagree we reaaaaally disagree

magma wrote:

Genevieve wrote:

magma wrote:

Genevieve wrote:This religious fear is really like homophobia, where guys think that every gay guy wants to get into their pants and they need to have their guard up.

I've known a bunch of religious people and some of my best friends were and even when I was younger no one tried to convert me. If you're working with them for so long and they haven't tried to convert you yet, they won't. I'd imagine going door to door and trying to convert people and getting a door slammed in your face 9 out of 10 times is a bummer. So why would they choose to do it in their private lives?

I keep saying it. But irrationality is irrationality. It doesn't matter if it's based on religion, race or just being an irrational jackass. Being an "atheist" doesn't make you "rational" or "a man of reason", just an atheist [/endrant. Not directed at anyone in this thread]

I don't often get the chance to write this, but I agree entirely with Genevieve.

I think we agree more than disagree babe, just when we disagree we reaaaaally disagree

Can I be Elizabeth Taylor to your Richard Burton?

chekov wrote:

magma wrote:

Agent 47 wrote:

chekov wrote: i don't understand why people would choose to be jehovah's witness
isn't it something like only several thousand of them will actually get into heaven? and women won't be allowed

fuck that

cus they're fucking dumb

you can be all politically correct and what not, but thats basically what it comes down to

I'm glad you both cleared that up. Shall we move onto all the other worldly beliefs that we haven't really researched but disagree with and work out ways to look down on those people too?

That'll make the world a lovely place!

did actually mean it as a question tbh but i'm glad you agree

got family who are jehovah's witness, never really made me want to look into it in great detail

imami wrote:
jehova's witnesses are not trying to get into heaven like most christian religions (they also do not like to be referred to as christian even though they clearly are)
144 thousand of them are chosen to become angels after armageddon but to be one of these people is not the goal per se, as there is a lot of work and responsibility involved in it.. you basically become one of Jehova's henchmen

The rest of them get to live forever in an earthly paradise free of technology etc.. going back to the garden of eden after the original sin has been absolved sort of thing

good stuff really

imami wrote:are you sure? i could send you some literature.. or since we both live in york i could come by at a convenient time and we can have a nice chat about it. Are you happy with your life or do you feel that there is something missing?

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