ISIS murders Christians on beach

[LibCampFireClub 635]

It would be laughable if you weren't actually serious with considering that everyone gerts a piece of the judgement pie as to who is a good Christian, bad Christian, good muslim, bad muslim. Considering there are over 30 thousand interpretations of Christian theology and a whole lot of the same for islam.

It's those disagreements on theological fundamentals that's getting their panties in a wad in the first place.

Edited February 16, 2015 by ExExpat

[Hilarious Clinton 452]

Savages.

Feel the 'peace' yet?

[Póg mo 1,749]

I must have missed the recent Christian launched invasions and endorsement of torture. I'm bad.

Bush II said he was a Christian and most Americans identify as being Christians, so either they aren't very good Christians or their god does not have anything against leveling entire cities? Which is it?

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Bush II said he was a Christian and most Americans identify as being Christians, so either they aren't very good Christians or their god does not have anything against leveling entire cities? Which is it?

Gabriel, come blow your horn, and knock down the walls of Jericho!

[luckytxn 2,265]

God has had no qualms about destroying whole cities or nations. Now Jesus had a different slant.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Now Jesus had a different slant.

Could very well be, until Constantine. I believe that was the first time The Cross was displayed as a war banner.

[luckytxn 2,265]

True but a fiery cross in the sky makes armies do crazy stuff.

Could very well be, until Constantine. I believe that was the first time The Cross was displayed as a war banner.

[spookyturtle 9,466]

Bush II said he was a Christian and most Americans identify as being Christians, so either they aren't very good Christians or their god does not have anything against leveling entire cities? Which is it?

So W went to war in the name of Christianity? I missed that too. Damn.

[Póg mo 1,749]

So W went to war in the name of Christianity? I missed that too. Damn.

You didn't miss it, because I never said that. Nice try though.

God has had no qualms about destroying whole cities or nations. Now Jesus had a different slant.

Aren't they the same person, or are you Jewish?

[spookyturtle 9,466]

You didn't miss it, because I never said that. Nice try though.

That's what you are trying to imply.

[Póg mo 1,749]

God has had no qualms about destroying whole cities or nations. Now Jesus had a different slant.

God in the old testament was a vengeful god, in the new testament, the one Christians are supposed to believe in, god is a lot more forgiving. Speaking of the old testament, do you believe god endorsed slavery?

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

obviously there's a difference between killing in the name of a religion and killing in the name of uh everything else with religion as an afterthought. it's really crazy that no one disputes this obvious difference and yet that's the only aspect of ISIS anyone discusses.

Could you flesh that out a little more? There might be a good discussion in there somewhere, but I am not exactly sure where you want to go.

[spookyturtle 9,466]

obviously there's a difference between killing in the name of a religion and killing in the name of uh everything else with religion as an afterthought. it's really crazy that no one disputes this obvious difference and yet that's the only aspect of ISIS anyone discusses.

typical.

ISIS is evil on all levels. They happen to supposedly be followers of radical Islam, a religion that that most abhorr. Unfortunately, peaceful followers of Islam are being judged as guilty by association. But I think that is to be expected to some degree, especially in the US after September 11 and the aftermath. Cutting heads off of children doesn't do anything to help promote understanding to the non radical members.

[decocker 7,198]

Could you flesh that out a little more? There might be a good discussion in there somewhere, but I am not exactly sure where you want to go.

that's my point, there isn't any good discussion in trying to determine if a particular religion is at fault here. and that's all that is being discussed. you can't fight a religion. so why is it all anyone can talk about.

ISIS is evil on all levels. They happen to supposedly be followers of radical Islam, a religion that that most abhorr. Unfortunately, peaceful followers of Islam are being judged as guilty by association. But I think that is to be expected to some degree, especially in the US after September 11 and the aftermath. Cutting heads off of children doesn't do anything to help promote understanding to the non radical members.

i'm saying, everyone keeps stating the obvious. so isis is bad and they believe a bunch of bunk and they're taking advantage of people who believe similar bunk. i think that's been established. what's left to argue?

[spookyturtle 9,466]

that's my point, there isn't any good discussion in trying to determine if a particular religion is at fault here. and that's all that is being discussed. you can't fight a religion. so why is it all anyone can talk about.

i'm saying, everyone keeps stating the obvious. so isis is bad and they believe a bunch of bunk and they're taking advantage of people who believe similar bunk. i think that's been established. what's left to argue?

Let's talk about football. The Patriots won the Super Bowl. I got a bj for Valentines day. It's going to snow here again tonight, that should get us to 8 feet in about 3 weeks, plus it's going to be below zero again tonight.