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Atheists & Agnostics

Ron Obvious

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30. Loved that story...

Reply to Arugula Latte (Reply #29)

Tue May 14, 2013, 02:26 PM

May 2013

In fact the whole book. The bit about trying to explain Easter in French class is hilarious also:

"He call his self Jesus and then he be die one day on two...morsels of...lumber."

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Do the various Jewish, Christian and Muslim sects truly worship the same Deity? [View all] MNBrewer May 2013 OP

as near as i can tell from history and current events alike.. Phillip McCleod May 2013 #1

It doesn't seem that way, does it? Curmudgeoness May 2013 #2

They all need to peek behind the curtain randr May 2013 #3

Since When did Logic Ever Matter When it Comes to Religon? dballance May 2013 #4

It is. A HERETIC I AM May 2013 #9

I Understand it the Way You Do. dballance May 2013 #10

The way I see it is this; A HERETIC I AM May 2013 #12

It's All a Real Mess dballance May 2013 #13

You and I are on the same page, but I take issue with the idea that the "people" thought the earth.. A HERETIC I AM May 2013 #15

Islam has many prophets Lordquinton May 2013 #14

My understanding was that Christians started the crusades. bravenak May 2013 #20

It's all a matter of perspective Lordquinton May 2013 #21

When the pope orders the crusades. It's like the president now declaring war. bravenak May 2013 #24

They did try, actually Lordquinton May 2013 #25

As I learned logic, yes, because the empty set is self identical. dimbear May 2013 #5

Keep in mind that this deity is obscured and revealed only through interlocutors. Warren Stupidity May 2013 #6

If more sects claimed to be presenting A truth rather than THE truth, MNBrewer May 2013 #7

Yep, the Christians who won out, got rid of the gnostics. dballance May 2013 #11

Well, they're sort of like sleazy insurance sellers that way... onager May 2013 #8

Hmmm I think each person worships their own unique god... uriel1972 May 2013 #16

Coincidentally, each person's god agrees with him/her 100 percent of the time. Arugula Latte May 2013 #28

Yeppers, funny about that... nt uriel1972 May 2013 #31

Sure, Ron Obvious May 2013 #17

But.... defacto7 May 2013 #18

David Sedaris on Santa: Arugula Latte May 2013 #29

Loved that story... Ron Obvious May 2013 #30

Jesus Shaves! progressoid May 2013 #32

Hellloooo!!! fffffff, ffffff.... bang,bang... defacto7 May 2013 #19

If it quacks like a duck LostOne4Ever May 2013 #22

Dude, it's magic. Iggo May 2013 #23

And we have a winner! Stuckinthebush May 2013 #26

They would seem to claim to. Gore1FL May 2013 #27

Well, some of their holy books are the same, others are completely different ShadowLiberal May 2013 #33