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Atheists & Agnostics

vlyons

(10,252 posts)

1. not me, and I agree with you

Reply to Jokerman (Original post)

Thu Dec 6, 2018, 09:40 AM

Dec 2018

He stood respectfully, while others recited their creed. What's wrong with that? How someone does, or does not, practice religion is certainly none of my business.

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Anyone else bothered by this "Apostles' Creed" brew ha ha? [View all] Jokerman Dec 2018 OP

not me, and I agree with you vlyons Dec 2018 #1

It would be proper to stand quietly if he didn't claim to be the sinkingfeeling Dec 2018 #2

Exactly! mountain grammy Dec 2018 #7

Those things are not related. Mariana Dec 2018 #13

I was put in a similar spot 2 weeks ago Cartoonist Dec 2018 #3

He did what would have done. wasupaloopa Dec 2018 #4

Cool Story, Bro ! stonecutter357 Dec 2018 #5

What exactly does that mean? Jokerman Dec 2018 #10

I've not even bowed my head.. Duppers Dec 2018 #6

I was, but the torches and pitchforkes were already out. /nt LongtimeAZDem Dec 2018 #8

He is using his Evangelical backing exboyfil Dec 2018 #9

I'm with you. DavidDvorkin Dec 2018 #11

I wouldn't recite it either, so I don't blame him for not reciting it RussBLib Dec 2018 #12

A lot of Trump's Evangelical fans Mariana Dec 2018 #14

ok, not coming from an evangelism background, I didn't know that RussBLib Dec 2018 #15

Purely speaking of the legitimacy of religion defacto7 Dec 2018 #16