The Funny Side of Religion

Bandana boy

koth wrote: »

From what I can see, yes they have. They removed the poem The New Colossus, which has the famous line, "give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses". Seems they want to close off the country to those type of people that originally moved to the country.

The church clearly gave no thought to their version of the statue.

EDIT: yep. they put the Ten Commandments on the tablet :rolleyes:

I am pretty sure I passed a version of this in Mississippi or Alabama in 2010 but it was in the middle of a crossroads not on a church

Gbear

robindch wrote: »

Remember that American fundie catholic who showed up in Dublin a while ago?

Well, here he is describing what's wrong with democracy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSnJi6SpzLo

No comments needed.

Alas, the ignorant don't understand the meaning of irony.

Penn

shizz wrote: »

I am at a loss as to how labelling it Christian could possibly make a difference in it's context?

I took a quick flick through it. Basically, every chapter talks about principles of Civil Engineering.

Oh, but at the beginning of every chapter, there's a Bible passage which doesn't seem to be even remotely related to anything in the chapter or Civil Engineering.

It's a complete scam of a book as far as I can see. Basically, every chapter is:

"God loves us all" Bible 23:14

In order to design a bridge, the key structural elements are the...

Worztron

RichieC

The World (Earth and unattached atmosphere) is neither rotating around its own axis nor orbiting the Sun. In reality the Sun, Stars and Moon are going around the Stationary, Spherical World just as observed and just as the Bible, Quran, and 1 Enoch say:

https://sites.google.com/site/earthdeception/

MagicMarker

DECEPTION!

bogwalrus

RAPE!!!

Delirium

robindch wrote: »

Remember that American fundie catholic who showed up in Dublin a while ago?

Well, here he is describing what's wrong with democracy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSnJi6SpzLo

No comments needed.

damn aliens with their plots to bring down the US government :mad::p

HUNK

mehfesto

I was going to say Michael Voris has the most punchable looking head on the planet.

However, on further inspection, I've discovered he has instead the most punchable looking haircut on the planet.

joseph brand

mehfesto wrote: »

I was going to say Michael Voris has the most punchable looking head on the planet.

However, on further inspection, I've discovered he has instead the most punchable looking haircut on the planet.

Yep.



His whole skull looks like it's dislocated from his face. And then there's the insanity.

mehfesto

Also made this after reading the Sun on Sunday...

Galvasean

mehfesto wrote: »

Also made this after reading the Sun on Sunday...

I wonder do doctors etc. get annoyed when this happens?

Newaglish

To be fair to Muamba:

http://www.setanta.com/ie/Articles/2012/04/16/Muamba-thanks-hospital-staff/gnid-138791/
Bolton midfielder Fabrice Muamba has thanked staff at the London Chest Hospital after being discharged today.

The club and Barts Health NHS Trust announced the 24-year-old had left The London Chest Hospital on Monday.

He had been recovering in the east London hospital since suffering a cardiac arrest on the pitch during Bolton's FA Cup tie with Tottenham at White Hart Lane on March 17.

A spokesman for Barts Health NHS Trust said on Bolton's official website: "Barts Health can confirm that Fabrice Muamba has now been discharged following several weeks of treatment. All our staff wish him the very best in his ongoing recovery."

Muamba added: "I am naturally very pleased to be discharged from hospital and would like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to every single member of staff at The London Chest Hospital who have played a part in my care. "

Their dedication, professionalism and expertise is simply amazing and I will forever be in their debt.

Liamario

I still get the impression that he is still giving his god 50% of the thanks.

magicbastarder

did you not see the AH thread about this? turned into a right old cluster****.

GLaDOS

Liamario wrote: »

I still get the impression that he is still giving his god 50% of the thanks.

Wouldn't surprise me if it was the way it was reported more than anything. God saving you is a lot more dramatic than doctors.

Delirium

Liamario

ScienceNerd wrote: »

Wouldn't surprise me if it was the way it was reported more than anything. God saving you is a lot more dramatic than doctors.

Fair point... I guess

Galvasean

ScienceNerd wrote: »

Wouldn't surprise me if it was the way it was reported more than anything. God saving you is a lot more dramatic than doctors.

I disagree. God can easily save anyone's life at any time. It's no challenge for him. A bunch of mortals on the other hand, now that's triumph over adversity!

joseph brand

http://i.imgur.com/VIubN.jpg

Large pic. :cool:

joseph brand

Fellatio?



Now, if I could just persuade my wife. :pac:

RichieC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-RJeqyh-vI

Delirium

Not a religious thing, but thought you folk might get a giggle out of this

magicbastarder

father brian d'arcy's columns are now run past a church censor before being published.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-17857980

Turtwig

Stolen from YLYL.

robindch

magicbastarder wrote: »

father brian d'arcy's columns are now run past a church censor before being published.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-17857980

Just saw that on the RTE news at six who found a clip of Darcy on the Late Late, asking Cahal Daly (Sean Brady's predecessor) a question - something like "The Vatican/hierarchy is seen as being heavy-handed, out of touch etc; what do you say to that?". When the camera switched Daly, he looked apoplectic and didn't reply.

The BBC article closes with a suitably Orwellian quote:

Pat Duffy, Darcy's superior wrote:

Some time ago the CDF was in touch with our General about some of Brian's views and since then Brian has been co-operating to ensure that he can continue to make a contribution to the religious journalism that he is involved in [...]

joseph brand

"The majority of people in country A are of the x religion".

joseph brand

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