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Is Jesus Christ the Lord?

Yes. 58 40.00%
 
No. 78 53.79%
 
Maybe. 9 6.21%
 
Total:145
dark_gh0st_b0y on 22 August 2016

this is bullshit, especially considering muslim everyday outfit is shouting loud and clear one's faith, why would the word Jesus be illegal? Jesus...

relating to the poll, I would stick to fact that 14/15 happiest countries in the world are Christian countries



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fory77 on 22 August 2016
dark_gh0st_b0y said:
this is bullshit, especially considering muslim everyday outfit is shouting loud and clear one's faith

omg you stupid racist, were Religion of Peace™, so shut your mouth you filthy fucking kuffar.



PwerlvlAmy on 22 August 2016

calling this a ''war on the lord'' is a bit of an exaggeration imo

was it something stupid,but hardly a world at war with jesus



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Peh on 22 August 2016
dark_gh0st_b0y said:
this is bullshit, especially considering muslim everyday outfit is shouting loud and clear one's faith, why would the word Jesus be illegal? Jesus...

relating to the poll, I would stick to fact that 14/15 happiest countries in the world are Christian countries

What are christian countries?



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craighopkins on 22 August 2016
Peh said:
dark_gh0st_b0y said:
this is bullshit, especially considering muslim everyday outfit is shouting loud and clear one's faith, why would the word Jesus be illegal? Jesus...

relating to the poll, I would stick to fact that 14/15 happiest countries in the world are Christian countries

What are christian countries?
                               

Christians

Largest Christian populations (as of 2011):

  1.  United States 229,157,250[134]
  2.  Brazil 169,213,130[135]
  3.  Mexico 106,204,560[136]
  4.  Nigeria 80,510,000[137]
  5.  Philippines 78,790,000[138]
  6.  Russia 67,640,000[139]
  7.  China 67,070,000[137]
  8.  Democratic Republic of the Congo 63,150,000[137]
  9.  France 55,948,600
  10.  Italy 55,832,000
  11.  Ethiopia 51,477,950
  12.  Germany 50,752,580[140]
  13.  Colombia 44,502,000
  14.  Ukraine 41,973,000
  15.  South Africa 40,243,000
  16.  Spain 38,568,000
  17.  Poland 36,526,000
  18.  Kenya 33,625,790
  19.  Argentina 33,497,100
  20.  United Kingdom 33,200,417
  21.  Uganda 29,943,000
  22.  India 28,436,000
  23.  Venezuela 28,340,790
  24.  Peru 27,365,100
  25.  Indonesia 24,123,000


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curl-6 on 22 August 2016
fory77 said:
curl-6 said:

The difference I believe lies in the harm or lack thereof. Pedophilia is incredibly harmful to children, and the desire to protect our children runs deep. By contrast, a consenting, adult gay couple wanting to get married harms nobody. 

So no, I can't see it happening.

You could argue that, from the perspective of a more traditionalist person, homosexuality is also harmful in the way that it "doesn't really allow you to reproduce and have a normal family, leaving one to indulge in degenerate behaviour - leading to a more miserable life". 

This 'gradual acceptance' of pedos i believe might come, not from the impossible lack of the need to protect our kids, but from empathy towards the 'poor, oppressed, ostricized people of diffirent sexual taste'. After all they are people just like us, right??  

Bloody hell, i didn't need to do this ;-;

Biological reproduction is not a necesseary component of a relationship. The infertile and the elderly still engage in happy relationships without the ability to procreate. Nor is a heterosexual nuclear family for that matter. As for "degenerate behaviour", by which I take it you mean physical intimacy within a same-sex relationship, why would intimacy between loving partners make them unhappy? Does sex with your wife/girlfriend make you unhappy?

Your fears are misplaced. The acceptance of homosexuality has come about because as Western society increasingly sets aside religious prejudice, they see that it poses no harm. Pedophilia, on the other hand, represents severe harm to society's most precious members, our children. The two aren't remotely comparable.



Barkley on 22 August 2016

Well it's easy to see the worlds shifting tolerances.

In the past Atheism was persecuted against, it's without a doubt shifting towards the opposite. I mean there's many people on this site that are quite aggressively anti-religion. Someone posted on here that having a religious belief is "mentally infant". In class at the age of 14 my biology teacher was making fun of Christianity at the front of class. It's amazing how many people attack ALL religious people with sweeping statements of them being uneducated, ignorant or delusional.

The world is becoming more tolerant in some cases (LGBTQ, Ethnicity) but when it comes to religious beliefs it's shifting the opposite way.

I just avoid religious threads, but even then you can't avoid it. Going into a thread about a horrific tragedy like the attack in Nice only to leave with several users in that thread calling you (not directly) and EVERYONE who is religious "stupid", "delusional", "uneducated", "mentally infant" is unnacceptable.



Peh on 22 August 2016
craighopkins said:
Peh said:

What are christian countries?
                               

Christians

Largest Christian populations (as of 2011):

  1.  United States 229,157,250[134]
  2.  Brazil 169,213,130[135]
  3.  Mexico 106,204,560[136]
  4.  Nigeria 80,510,000[137]
  5.  Philippines 78,790,000[138]
  6.  Russia 67,640,000[139]
  7.  China 67,070,000[137]
  8.  Democratic Republic of the Congo 63,150,000[137]
  9.  France 55,948,600
  10.  Italy 55,832,000
  11.  Ethiopia 51,477,950
  12.  Germany 50,752,580[140]
  13.  Colombia 44,502,000
  14.  Ukraine 41,973,000
  15.  South Africa 40,243,000
  16.  Spain 38,568,000
  17.  Poland 36,526,000
  18.  Kenya 33,625,790
  19.  Argentina 33,497,100
  20.  United Kingdom 33,200,417
  21.  Uganda 29,943,000
  22.  India 28,436,000
  23.  Venezuela 28,340,790
  24.  Peru 27,365,100
  25.  Indonesia 24,123,000

The amount of religious people in a country doesn't determine what kind of country it is. Ever heard of secularism?



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craighopkins on 22 August 2016

I know what dark_gh0st_b0y meant when he said Christian countries. I don't see how you didn't, unless you were trying to be a smarty pants



dark_gh0st_b0y on 22 August 2016
Peh said:
craighopkins said:
                               

Christians

Largest Christian populations (as of 2011):

  1.  United States 229,157,250[134]
  2.  Brazil 169,213,130[135]
  3.  Mexico 106,204,560[136]
  4.  Nigeria 80,510,000[137]
  5.  Philippines 78,790,000[138]
  6.  Russia 67,640,000[139]
  7.  China 67,070,000[137]
  8.  Democratic Republic of the Congo 63,150,000[137]
  9.  France 55,948,600
  10.  Italy 55,832,000
  11. ...

The amount of religious people in a country doesn't determine what kind of country it is. Ever heard of secularism?

I was referring to countries whose large majority are Christians in religion, even if tou take the 20 happiest countries of the world, 19/20 are Christian countries (ie. about 70% of the population are Christians in religion)

Happiest countries in the world - Business Insider
Happiest Countries in the World



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