Baywolfe wrote:

she needs to study

And how likely is that? If she can't even get the Book Of Revelations after years of fervent reading, right how can anyone expect her to learn something new at this late stage of the game?

Tall Paul wrote:

Baywolfe wrote:

she needs to study

And how likely is that? If she can't even get the Book Of Revelations after years of fervent reading, right how can anyone expect her to learn something new at this late stage of the game?

The Religious Right = Ultra Orthodox Jews.  They call themselves Christian while never emulating or quoting Christ.

Tall Paul wrote:

Baywolfe wrote:

Tall Paul wrote:

And how likely is that? If she can't even get the Book Of Revelations after years of fervent reading, right how can anyone expect her to learn something new at this late stage of the game?

The Religious Right = Ultra Orthodox Jews.  They call themselves Christian while never emulating or quoting Christ.

You can add the Taliban into that equation and the answer still comes up Shitbag. The problem isn't the religion, there are many people of all faiths who are only interested in being good people and treating others with respect. Fundamentalism is a disease that knows no boundaries, secular or otherwise.

Well, yes and no.  All religion is based on magic so, in the long run, it would be better if all people everywhere stopped believing in magic.  But yes, many if not most religions people are just like us non-religions folks, they just want to be left alone to live their lives.  However, while there is a separation of Church and State in Government, there is no such thing in Politics.  We can't stop people from voting their religious beliefs, nor should we, but we have to stop these people trying to govern by those beliefs or this country will truly be in the shit pile.

Baywolfe wrote:

Tall Paul wrote:

Baywolfe wrote:

The Religious Right = Ultra Orthodox Jews.  They call themselves Christian while never emulating or quoting Christ.

You can add the Taliban into that equation and the answer still comes up Shitbag. The problem isn't the religion, there are many people of all faiths who are only interested in being good people and treating others with respect. Fundamentalism is a disease that knows no boundaries, secular or otherwise.

Well, yes and no.  All religion is based on magic so, in the long run, it would be better if all people everywhere stopped believing in magic.  But yes, many if not most religions people are just like us non-religions folks, they just want to be left alone to live their lives.  However, while there is a separation of Church and State in Government, there is no such thing in Politics.  We can't stop people from voting their religious beliefs, nor should we, but we have to stop these people trying to govern by those beliefs or this country will truly be in the shit pile.

I still can't blame the people, I blame the smart ones who know that a certain segment of the marks population will do whatever a 'sanctified' authority figure tells them to do.