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By *hagTonight OP   Man
35 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.

Today starts easter and it is a big celebration in christianity, today marks the crucifixion of jesus, are you celebrating and thinking of him? I am

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By *orny-DJMan
35 weeks ago

Leigh-on-Sea

Rather morbid celebrating someone's death, don't you think?

No offence to anyone of a religious nature but, if you think about it, we don't even celebrate the deaths of some of the most vile, evil people in history.

In answer to ypur question, Shag, No, I won't, but I will wish you a happy Easter old bean.

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

I'm thinking of getting nailed if that counts.

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

If I had my way, I would give a few women a very very Good Friday

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

I've had some very bad good Fridays in the past. So today I'm gonna settle for wine and a horror film. If I watch a demon satanic one I guess that's kinda religious.

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

Yes...we will be.

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By *oodoodMan
35 weeks ago

Suffolk / Essex borders


"I'm thinking of getting nailed if that counts."

Thanks for that..blew coffee through my nose

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By *avexxMan
35 weeks ago

cheshire


"I'm thinking of getting nailed if that counts."

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By *avinaTVTV/TS
35 weeks ago

Transsexual Transylvania


"Today starts easter and it is a big celebration in christianity, today marks the crucifixion of jesus, are you celebrating and thinking of him? I am "

Yes, Shag. Good Friday is obviously quite sombre. I'll be going to mass this afternoon, and of course today is a day of abstinence, at least (I'm not too good at the fasting bit, but I won't be having a big feed). Then I'll attend mass on Sunday, when the resurrection is celebrated.

A blessed Easter to you.

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

Its my only day off in ages so I'll be maniacally running around any open shops buying overdue presents and doing all my jobs before heading North and joining the Easter traffic jam

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By *avinaTVTV/TS
35 weeks ago

Transsexual Transylvania


"I'm thinking of getting nailed if that counts.

Thanks for that..blew coffee through my nose "

Well, it clears the sinuses...

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago


"I'm thinking of getting nailed if that counts."

Ha ha me too xx

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

Nope. Fairytales are for children.

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By *rcoupleCouple
35 weeks ago

Mid Glam

Nahh he never thinks of us!

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By *ackformore100Man
35 weeks ago

Tin town


"Today starts easter and it is a big celebration in christianity, today marks the crucifixion of jesus, are you celebrating and thinking of him? I am "

Ohh good threads shag. Christian faith threads ways get a bit spicy.

Personally no. But I respect people who have their faiths. Hope you have a great Easter.

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By *tlanshiaWoman
35 weeks ago

Chatham

Thinking about getting tied to a cross and being whipped if that counts.

May be a lot of screaming oh god too

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago


"Today starts easter and it is a big celebration in christianity, today marks the crucifixion of jesus, are you celebrating and thinking of him? I am

Ohh good threads shag. Christian faith threads ways get a bit spicy.

Personally no. But I respect people who have their faiths. Hope you have a great Easter. "

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
35 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross

No Shag I will NOT be celebrating Easter.

Like many , many others I am non religious.

I'm happy for you to celebrate what you believe on any given day.

I'm not so sure of you celebrating it in here though bit of a dichotomy in my eyes, for a believer.

(Mark7:20)

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By *etal and KinkMan
35 weeks ago

Malice

The first time I had a prostate orgasm I shouted 'Jesus fucking Christ!'

I suppose I'm a believer?

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

Yes I will be. I came from a large religious family. I opted to stop going to church as they no longer represent what I believe

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By *alcon77Man
35 weeks ago

under the sun & the moon

I always wondered how you'd be part of a website /lifestyle like this and hold religious beliefs, when for the most part, most reigions only view sex as a thing to be done within marriage.

How do you square that circle..

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
35 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross


"I always wondered how you'd be part of a website /lifestyle like this and hold religious beliefs, when for the most part, most reigions only view sex as a thing to be done within marriage.

How do you square that circle.."

Church of the Cherrypickers

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By *alcon77Man
35 weeks ago

under the sun & the moon


"I always wondered how you'd be part of a website /lifestyle like this and hold religious beliefs, when for the most part, most reigions only view sex as a thing to be done within marriage.

How do you square that circle..

Church of the Cherrypickers"

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

Like all christian celebrations it's a made up date that was placed over he top of existing pagan celebrations. Easter is the worst offender, supposedly about the crucifixion but it's a different date every year, almost like they didn't know when it supposedly happened?

So, no I won't be celebrating.

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By *ermite12ukMan
35 weeks ago

Solihull and Brentwood

I personally prefer this version:

He's not the Messiah. He's a very naughty boy! Now, piss off!

As, after having 'oles knocked in your feet and hands, it's a serious pain, walking on water.

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By *ickey ThumbWoman
35 weeks ago

South Down


"Like all christian celebrations it's a made up date that was placed over he top of existing pagan celebrations. Easter is the worst offender, supposedly about the crucifixion but it's a different date every year, almost like they didn't know when it supposedly happened?

So, no I won't be celebrating. "

Not really, it's always the first Sunday after the full Moon that occurs on or after the spring equinox.

To answer your question Shag, not personally. I'm atheist but it is in my mind as I was brought up in a Christian household.

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By *idnight RamblerMan
35 weeks ago

Pershore

Not particularly. Feel ambivalent about organised religions. Our forebears just worshipped the sun and mother nature. Is that any less credible than some notional deity in the sky?

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By *ink vixenCouple
35 weeks ago

Medway

So this guy was nailed to a cross so that we could eat more chocolate?

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By *obilebottomMan
35 weeks ago

All over

Whether one believes or not OP my moto is to be respectful to people who do, as long as those beliefs do not harm others. I therefore wish you a blissful day.

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By *ackformore100Man
35 weeks ago

Tin town


"I always wondered how you'd be part of a website /lifestyle like this and hold religious beliefs, when for the most part, most reigions only view sex as a thing to be done within marriage.

How do you square that circle..

Church of the Cherrypickers"

Are you talking about picking cherries and baking a pie? And then eating that pie.?

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
35 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross


"So this guy was nailed to a cross so that we could eat more chocolate? "

You didn't even mention the buns .....

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By *linyMan
35 weeks ago

Manchester/London

Anyone think Jesus was just a chippie tradesman who embellished his stories to impress his mates at the local inn OR that his mum microdosed him from birth after being bred at gangbang?

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By *rs grumpyWoman
35 weeks ago

motherwell

No.

But I will be on Sunday when I demolish my egg. God Bless JC.

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
35 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross


"Anyone think Jesus was just a chippie tradesman who embellished his stories to impress his mates at the local inn OR that his mum microdosed him from birth after being bred at gangbang? "

Not really. The bible wasn't written until a few centuries after his death ....

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago


"So this guy was nailed to a cross so that we could eat more chocolate?

You didn't even mention the buns ....."

He had nice buns? I bet his body was perfect wasnt it. It has to have been. Never seen him depicted as an ugly dude.

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

Imagine if Jesus would’ve been on Fab.

What would happen if you typed ‘pass?’

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
35 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross


"Whether one believes or not OP my moto is to be respectful to people who do, as long as those beliefs do not harm others. I therefore wish you a blissful day. "

I agree with you to a large extent BUT an even better moto is to respect EVERYBODY.

Respect for those who don't believe and do no harm to others also.

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
35 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross


"So this guy was nailed to a cross so that we could eat more chocolate?

You didn't even mention the buns .....

He had nice buns? I bet his body was perfect wasnt it. It has to have been. Never seen him depicted as an ugly dude. "

He's a middle eastern white dude in all my booky wookies

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By *hagTonight OP   Man
35 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.


"Today starts easter and it is a big celebration in christianity, today marks the crucifixion of jesus, are you celebrating and thinking of him? I am

Yes, Shag. Good Friday is obviously quite sombre. I'll be going to mass this afternoon, and of course today is a day of abstinence, at least (I'm not too good at the fasting bit, but I won't be having a big feed). Then I'll attend mass on Sunday, when the resurrection is celebrated.

A blessed Easter to you.

"

That is good, ty, happy easter to you too

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By *onameyet2Man
35 weeks ago

chorley


"Whether one believes or not OP my moto is to be respectful to people who do, as long as those beliefs do not harm others. I therefore wish you a blissful day. "

Show me a religion that doesn’t harm people!

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By *hagTonight OP   Man
35 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.


"Today starts easter and it is a big celebration in christianity, today marks the crucifixion of jesus, are you celebrating and thinking of him? I am

Ohh good threads shag. Christian faith threads ways get a bit spicy.

Personally no. But I respect people who have their faiths. Hope you have a great Easter. "

Yes, they seem to get that, ty, happy easter to you too

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago


"Today starts easter and it is a big celebration in christianity, today marks the crucifixion of jesus, are you celebrating and thinking of him? I am "

Why are you thinking of him op?

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By *allySlinkyWoman
35 weeks ago

Leeds


"Imagine if Jesus would’ve been on Fab.

What would happen if you typed ‘pass?’ "

Passover ?

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By *hagTonight OP   Man
35 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.


"No Shag I will NOT be celebrating Easter.

Like many , many others I am non religious.

I'm happy for you to celebrate what you believe on any given day.

I'm not so sure of you celebrating it in here though bit of a dichotomy in my eyes, for a believer.

(Mark7:20)

"

Ty, happy easter to you too

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago


"Today starts easter and it is a big celebration in christianity, today marks the crucifixion of jesus, are you celebrating and thinking of him? I am "

Happy Easter Friday Shag

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
35 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross

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By *rcoupleCouple
35 weeks ago

Mid Glam

Jesus died for tour sins!

Dont let his sacrifice be in vain people! get out there and sin a little. or a lot

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By *ot to giggleWoman
35 weeks ago

Coventry

oooh i will be - seeing how many easter eggs I can consume in celebration of an event that demands chocolate be eaten in huge quantities - along with a note of disappointment to Cadbury's that the eggs are super thin this year so in reality they consumption rate has to be higher -my fridge filled with eggs of the chocolate variety.

Happy Easter ... egg weekend

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
35 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross

I'm off to Lidleth now to see what Jesus has put in the Middleth.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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35 weeks ago

East Sussex

I'm not Shag but I'm happy that you are. My dad will be too, he's probably off to church on his mobility scooter shortly.

Nobody is 'celebrating' a crucifixion though, they're marking it and using the day to reflect.

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By *rAitchMan
35 weeks ago

Diagonally Parked in a Parallel Universe

One hand giveth, the other hand taketh away.

JC died so that I could have a 4-day weekend and eat chocolate eggs, but his dad gave me the diabetes, so no more choccie eggs for me.

However, I will breakfast on Sunday with scrambled eggs on toast.

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By *ot to giggleWoman
35 weeks ago

Coventry


"I'm off to Lidleth now to see what Jesus has put in the Middleth."

hopefully its reduced !

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By *agnar73Man
35 weeks ago

glasgow-ish


"I'm off to Lidleth now to see what Jesus has put in the Middleth."

Hopefully it’s a revelation!

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By *ris GrayMan
35 weeks ago

Dorchester

Nope i don't believe it sorry

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By *ittleMissCali_MrDJCouple
35 weeks ago

wonderland.

No I won't be.. I don't celebrate Easter but we all believe different things

Cali

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By *ymbunny79Woman
35 weeks ago

sheerness


"I'm thinking of getting nailed if that counts.

Ha ha me too xx"

And me

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By *icolerobbieCouple
35 weeks ago

walsall


"I always wondered how you'd be part of a website /lifestyle like this and hold religious beliefs, when for the most part, most reigions only view sex as a thing to be done within marriage.

How do you square that circle.."

We are all sinners, so that is why they have a confession booth where you can be forgiven.

I think there would be a lot of hail Mary’s said in penance if some of you naughty lit went in and confessed..

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By *os19Man
35 weeks ago

Edmonton


"Today starts easter and it is a big celebration in christianity, today marks the crucifixion of jesus, are you celebrating and thinking of him? I am "
. It’s good that you will be celebrating and thinking of Jesus. I am Greek Orthodox as we follow the Julian calendar where as I believe you follow the Gregorian calendar.So for me this year Good Friday will be on 3rd May and Easter Sunday will be on 5th May.Either way I will spend a bit of time thinking of Jesus on both our Easter’s

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By *ackformore100Man
35 weeks ago

Tin town


"I'm off to Lidleth now to see what Jesus has put in the Middleth.

hopefully its reduced !"

By the third day it will have stopped working that's for sure.

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

The Great fire of London destroyed over 800 churches.

Henry 8th fell out with papacy and dissolved monasteries and nunneries 1536.

Must have been difficult back then.

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By *hagTonight OP   Man
35 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.


"Whether one believes or not OP my moto is to be respectful to people who do, as long as those beliefs do not harm others. I therefore wish you a blissful day. "
Ty, happy easter to you too

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By *hagTonight OP   Man
35 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.


"Today starts easter and it is a big celebration in christianity, today marks the crucifixion of jesus, are you celebrating and thinking of him? I am

Happy Easter Friday Shag "

Hi becs, ty, happy easter to you too

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By *hagTonight OP   Man
35 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.


" oooh i will be - seeing how many easter eggs I can consume in celebration of an event that demands chocolate be eaten in huge quantities - along with a note of disappointment to Cadbury's that the eggs are super thin this year so in reality they consumption rate has to be higher -my fridge filled with eggs of the chocolate variety.

Happy Easter ... egg weekend "

Hi gottogiggle, ty, happy easter to you too

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By *ackformore100Man
35 weeks ago

Tin town


"The Great fire of London destroyed over 800 churches.

Henry 8th fell out with papacy and dissolved monasteries and nunneries 1536.

Must have been difficult back then.

"

Still we've come a long way in 500 years religious persecution is much more efficient now.

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By *ny1localMan
35 weeks ago

READING


" We are all sinners, so that is why they have a confession booth where you can be forgiven."
knowledge is power, and the church found a clever way to find out any wrong doings by the people.

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By *ackformore100Man
35 weeks ago

Tin town

I'm genuinely intrigued, if this were a thread about Muslim faith... Oh let's just say Ramadan. Would the contributions be any more respectful? Would people choose their responses more carefully? Are those of Christian faith any less equal when it comes to public fora?

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35 weeks ago


"I'm genuinely intrigued, if this were a thread about Muslim faith... Oh let's just say Ramadan. Would the contributions be any more respectful? Would people choose their responses more carefully? Are those of Christian faith any less equal when it comes to public fora? "

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By *aughtycouple1008Couple
35 weeks ago

west london

Happy Easter to everyone, hope you all have a great day

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By *hagTonight OP   Man
35 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.


"Today starts easter and it is a big celebration in christianity, today marks the crucifixion of jesus, are you celebrating and thinking of him? I am . It’s good that you will be celebrating and thinking of Jesus. I am Greek Orthodox as we follow the Julian calendar where as I believe you follow the Gregorian calendar.So for me this year Good Friday will be on 3rd May and Easter Sunday will be on 5th May.Either way I will spend a bit of time thinking of Jesus on both our Easter’s "
That is good, ty, happy easter to you too

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By *hrimper36Couple
35 weeks ago

Central France dept 36

No shag I never think of him because I’m not a believer but when I went with Eve to mass last Sunday I did think oh wow it’s cold in here and other such crass thoughts but I never give you god a single thought but you fill your boots and enjoy your festive long weekend.

T

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By *valiceslutTV/TS
35 weeks ago

London


"I always wondered how you'd be part of a website /lifestyle like this and hold religious beliefs, when for the most part, most reigions only view sex as a thing to be done within marriage.

How do you square that circle.."

That’s life - compromise and as others have mentioned, cherry pick. All mainstream religions have a similar attitude towards sex which is that it is for procreation to provide the next generation of believers.

Shame really as sex is soooo much more fun - if our society was based on that of the bonobos rather than the chimpanzee, wonder where we’ll be now? In forum groups extolling the virtues of monogomy and abstinence I bet lol

Xx

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By *r TriomanMan
35 weeks ago

Chippenham Malmesbury area

Whilst I'm know the religious meaning behind the Easter holidays, I not thinking about them, I'm thinking about what to do on my days off and about chocolate.

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By *hagTonight OP   Man
35 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.


"I'm not Shag but I'm happy that you are. My dad will be too, he's probably off to church on his mobility scooter shortly.

Nobody is 'celebrating' a crucifixion though, they're marking it and using the day to reflect."

Hi nicecouple, ty, happy easter to you too

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By *cottish guy 555Man
35 weeks ago

London


"I personally prefer this version:

He's not the Messiah. He's a very naughty boy! Now, piss off!

As, after having 'oles knocked in your feet and hands, it's a serious pain, walking on water. "

Crucifixion? It's too good for them.

You've had a hard time! Five years I've been here and they only turned me the right way up last night!

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By *hagTonight OP   Man
35 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.


"I'm genuinely intrigued, if this were a thread about Muslim faith... Oh let's just say Ramadan. Would the contributions be any more respectful? Would people choose their responses more carefully? Are those of Christian faith any less equal when it comes to public fora? "
This. I have also noticed the same too

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By *ermite12ukMan
35 weeks ago

Solihull and Brentwood


"I personally prefer this version:

He's not the Messiah. He's a very naughty boy! Now, piss off!

As, after having 'oles knocked in your feet and hands, it's a serious pain, walking on water.

Crucifixion? It's too good for them.

You've had a hard time! Five years I've been here and they only turned me the right way up last night!

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By *hagTonight OP   Man
35 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.


"No shag I never think of him because I’m not a believer but when I went with Eve to mass last Sunday I did think oh wow it’s cold in here and other such crass thoughts but I never give you god a single thought but you fill your boots and enjoy your festive long weekend.

T"

Ty. I will enjoy it, happy easter to you too

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By *agnar73Man
35 weeks ago

glasgow-ish


"Today starts easter and it is a big celebration in christianity, today marks the crucifixion of jesus, are you celebrating and thinking of him? I am "

Have a good Easter weekend shag. Room for all points of view and beliefs.

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By *ot to giggleWoman
35 weeks ago

Coventry


" oooh i will be - seeing how many easter eggs I can consume in celebration of an event that demands chocolate be eaten in huge quantities - along with a note of disappointment to Cadbury's that the eggs are super thin this year so in reality they consumption rate has to be higher -my fridge filled with eggs of the chocolate variety.

Happy Easter ... egg weekend Hi gottogiggle, ty, happy easter to you too "

thank you - enjoy your weekend Shag

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By *ot to giggleWoman
35 weeks ago

Coventry

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By *ot to giggleWoman
35 weeks ago

Coventry


"Whilst I'm know the religious meaning behind the Easter holidays, I not thinking about them, I'm thinking about what to do on my days off and about chocolate."

oooh a fellow chocolate worshipper

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By *onameyet2Man
35 weeks ago

chorley


"I'm genuinely intrigued, if this were a thread about Muslim faith... Oh let's just say Ramadan. Would the contributions be any more respectful? Would people choose their responses more carefully? Are those of Christian faith any less equal when it comes to public fora? "

You can’t slag Islam off as those fuckers still kill people for so called blasphemy, we stopped the Christian’s doing that a while back

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By *alcon77Man
35 weeks ago

under the sun & the moon

For those asking about islam.

Personally speaking, I would ask a muslim person the same thing. So if the post was about observing Ramadan, which is around this same time period, I'd ask them how they square the circle with their religious beliefs, with being on a site like this.

-I like muslim people and I know loads in the real world. They are actually really approachable, despite how the media likes to portray them.

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By *atnip make me purrWoman
35 weeks ago

Reading

Atheist so no. But i do like Easter eggs which of course are utterly pagan.

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By *alcon77Man
35 weeks ago

under the sun & the moon


"Atheist so no. But i do like Easter eggs which of course are utterly pagan."

I'm an atheist too.

But I'm not a militant one

-and dislike the new atheist movement. (dawkins/harris/hitchens)

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

Many more people were crucified ..Jews for example. Those saving countries from war sacrifice their life for others.

Many animals are sacrificed for your lamb roast for example.

Jesus was sacrificed to save those on wrong paths he accepts all sinners.

Easter..lent ...what are you giving up..swinging.

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By *hristopherd999Man
35 weeks ago

Brentwood


"I'm thinking of getting nailed if that counts."

So that's why it's called Good Friday!

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By *onameyet2Man
35 weeks ago

chorley


"Atheist so no. But i do like Easter eggs which of course are utterly pagan.

I'm an atheist too.

But I'm not a militant one

-and dislike the new atheist movement. (dawkins/harris/hitchens)"

Don’t like the truth then?

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

Will remember today..GOOD FRIDAY AGREEMENT too.

Rest in peace all those crucified

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By *iscean_dreamMan
35 weeks ago

Llanelli

I had sex if that counts but I wasn't thinking about nailing Jesus to a cross at the time, I'll try that later

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By *orksRockerMan
35 weeks ago

Bradford

Not a believer in blood sacrifice or atonement of others by blood.... Even if it were true, which is doubtful.

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By *om and JennieCouple
35 weeks ago

Chams or Socials

We intend to have a Good Friday

I’m a lapsed Catholic so won’t be bothering with the religious side but enjoying the extra 2 days off work

J x

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By *hagTonight OP   Man
35 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.


" oooh i will be - seeing how many easter eggs I can consume in celebration of an event that demands chocolate be eaten in huge quantities - along with a note of disappointment to Cadbury's that the eggs are super thin this year so in reality they consumption rate has to be higher -my fridge filled with eggs of the chocolate variety.

Happy Easter ... egg weekend Hi gottogiggle, ty, happy easter to you too

thank you - enjoy your weekend Shag "

Hi gottogiggle, ty. I will enjoy the weekend, enjoy the weekend you too

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By *alcon77Man
35 weeks ago

under the sun & the moon


"Atheist so no. But i do like Easter eggs which of course are utterly pagan.

I'm an atheist too.

But I'm not a militant one

-and dislike the new atheist movement. (dawkins/harris/hitchens)

Don’t like the truth then?"

I'll answer that with another question.

Do you think it's impossible for an atheist to be wrong about a topic?

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By *wosmilersCouple
35 weeks ago

Heathrowish

Religion of whatever flavour is and should always be a personal journey. I would respect that

I wouldn't be critical of anyone celebrating as long as they don't feel that my non observation needs to be 'addressed'.

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By *irldnCouple
35 weeks ago

Brighton


"Anyone think Jesus was just a chippie tradesman who embellished his stories to impress his mates at the local inn OR that his mum microdosed him from birth after being bred at gangbang? "

Well the Romans gang banged the nails in so…!

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By *odgerMooreMan
35 weeks ago

Carlisle

I will be coveting my neighbours wifes ass? Im going to hell aren’t I??

I do wish nothing but good wishes to people of whatever faith in how they celebrate their faith in acceptance and tolerance of others.

Happy Easter forumites

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By *rozac_fairyCouple
35 weeks ago

Tamworth

No. But we are celebrating Ostara

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By *ensualbicockMan
35 weeks ago

liverpool wavertree picton clock

I'm doin a Jesus today.....I'm going out the savvy, and won't be home till Monday

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

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By *agnar73Man
35 weeks ago

glasgow-ish


"I'm doin a Jesus today.....I'm going out the savvy, and won't be home till Monday "

Have a good one.

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

Wishing you all a Happy Easter.

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
35 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross


"I'm doin a Jesus today.....I'm going out the savvy, and won't be home till Monday "

We gonna find you under a rock somewhere ?

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

Zombie jesus weekend ftw.

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By *arry monk40Man
35 weeks ago

Telford

Nope

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By *onglegcoupleCouple
35 weeks ago

manchester

Can’t be many if any religious people on here surely, everyone is committing adultery

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By *orthmanMan
35 weeks ago

Kendal

I once received an Easter egg for which the manufacturing process had apparently failed. Instead of being hollow, one half was solid chocolate. Now that was a true Easter miracle.

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By *uptae SinghMan
35 weeks ago

glasgow

Jesus died so we could eat chocolate.

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By *ris GrayMan
35 weeks ago

Dorchester


"Jesus died so we could eat chocolate."
omg how worthy is that

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By *ensualbicockMan
35 weeks ago

liverpool wavertree picton clock


"I'm doin a Jesus today.....I'm going out the savvy, and won't be home till Monday

Have a good one."

Thanks x

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago


"Can’t be many if any religious people on here surely, everyone is committing adultery "

Oh lordy..they had sex too during Jesus reign and swinging was also allowed. Jesus had many girls at his beck and call

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By *ensualbicockMan
35 weeks ago

liverpool wavertree picton clock


"I'm doin a Jesus today.....I'm going out the savvy, and won't be home till Monday

We gonna find you under a rock somewhere ?"

Prob in a cave hungover somewhere

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago


"Jesus died so we could eat chocolate.omg how worthy is that "

Died and went to heaven

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago


"Can’t be many if any religious people on here surely, everyone is committing adultery

Oh lordy..they had sex too during Jesus reign and swinging was also allowed. Jesus had many girls at his beck and call"

Swapping wives is aged old. Regardless of Jesus.

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
35 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross


"Can’t be many if any religious people on here surely, everyone is committing adultery

Oh lordy..they had sex too during Jesus reign and swinging was also allowed. Jesus had many girls at his beck and call"

They might have had sex becs but the Bible states in many chapters and verses that ......

Sex outside of marriage is a sin. Adultery is a sin. Divorce is a sin. And those having sex outside of marriage or committing adultery were to suffer death by stoning.

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
35 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross

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By *elvet RopeMan
35 weeks ago

by the big field

Happy pilfered Pagan festival weekend everyone

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By *ensualbicockMan
35 weeks ago

liverpool wavertree picton clock


"Happy pilfered Pagan festival weekend everyone "

Yes ....The death and resurrection of Jesus is just the Winter Soltice

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By *ackformore100Man
35 weeks ago

Tin town


"Atheist so no. But i do like Easter eggs which of course are utterly pagan.

I'm an atheist too.

But I'm not a militant one

-and dislike the new atheist movement. (dawkins/harris/hitchens)

Don’t like the truth then?"

There is only one truth after all

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
35 weeks ago

The Town by The Cross


"Happy pilfered Pagan festival weekend everyone "

What did the Romans ever do for us eh ?

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By *undee2Man
35 weeks ago

Dundee


"Rather morbid celebrating someone's death, don't you think?

No offence to anyone of a religious nature but, if you think about it, we don't even celebrate the deaths of some of the most vile, evil people in history.

In answer to ypur question, Shag, No, I won't, but I will wish you a happy Easter old bean."

Personally, I don't feel that I am celebrating a person's death, I am celebrating a person's transition through to eternal life.

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By *ensualbicockMan
35 weeks ago

liverpool wavertree picton clock


"Happy pilfered Pagan festival weekend everyone

What did the Romans ever do for us eh ?"

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By *ools1964Man
35 weeks ago

Swadlincote

No, religion is an absurd outdated concept which is responsible in one way or another for mire suffering than anything else, god does not exist & anyone who genuinely believes it does is a deluded nut job, god is nothing more than early man's first & worst attempt to explain what they didn't understand, I can understand primitive cave dwellers running around in bear skins wearing a bone through their nose while shaking a spear at the moon, but modern man, no.

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By *ornucopiaMan
35 weeks ago

Bexley

Atheism is a much simpler concept to take on board and for that reason it gets my support as quiet life seeker.

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By *alcon77Man
35 weeks ago

under the sun & the moon

I personally don't celebrate easter, really.

-Because I'm actually half satanist/ half buddhist

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By *onameyet2Man
35 weeks ago

chorley


"Atheist so no. But i do like Easter eggs which of course are utterly pagan.

I'm an atheist too.

But I'm not a militant one

-and dislike the new atheist movement. (dawkins/harris/hitchens)

Don’t like the truth then?

I'll answer that with another question.

Do you think it's impossible for an atheist to be wrong about a topic?"

There is zero evidence to support any religion and massive evidence to prove the harm that is done by all religions, difficult to be wrong on that count?

Everyone can be wrong were human but not in this case

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By *onameyet2Man
35 weeks ago

chorley

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By *ixiePoisonWoman
35 weeks ago

Darlington


"The first time I had a prostate orgasm I shouted 'Jesus fucking Christ!'

I suppose I'm a believer?"

Haha

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By *odgerMooreMan
35 weeks ago

Carlisle


"Happy pilfered Pagan festival weekend everyone

What did the Romans ever do for us eh ?"

There’s the orgies….

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By *onameyet2Man
35 weeks ago

chorley


"Atheist so no. But i do like Easter eggs which of course are utterly pagan.

I'm an atheist too.

But I'm not a militant one

-and dislike the new atheist movement. (dawkins/harris/hitchens)

Don’t like the truth then?

There is only one truth after all"

You can have your own opinion but not your own facts

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By *odgerMooreMan
35 weeks ago

Carlisle


"No, religion is an absurd outdated concept which is responsible in one way or another for mire suffering than anything else, god does not exist & anyone who genuinely believes it does is a deluded nut job, god is nothing more than early man's first & worst attempt to explain what they didn't understand, I can understand primitive cave dwellers running around in bear skins wearing a bone through their nose while shaking a spear at the moon, but modern man, no. "

Get off the fence!!

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By *alcon77Man
35 weeks ago

under the sun & the moon


"Atheist so no. But i do like Easter eggs which of course are utterly pagan.

I'm an atheist too.

But I'm not a militant one

-and dislike the new atheist movement. (dawkins/harris/hitchens)

Don’t like the truth then?

I'll answer that with another question.

Do you think it's impossible for an atheist to be wrong about a topic?

There is zero evidence to support any religion and massive evidence to prove the harm that is done by all religions, difficult to be wrong on that count?

Everyone can be wrong were human but not in this case "

I'd agree with the first part yes.

The political takes from some of these people are pretty bad though (I find)

Richard Dawkins's twitter feed, for example, can be somewhat of a train wreck of a read..

(I think he's a good biologist though)

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By (user no longer on site)
35 weeks ago

It's a total farce. While we talk off Easter and how great God is there millions of people straving not far from where jeasus was born yet we stand by every day and watch them killed murdered and maimed.

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By *onameyet2Man
35 weeks ago

chorley


"Atheist so no. But i do like Easter eggs which of course are utterly pagan.

I'm an atheist too.

But I'm not a militant one

-and dislike the new atheist movement. (dawkins/harris/hitchens)

Don’t like the truth then?

I'll answer that with another question.

Do you think it's impossible for an atheist to be wrong about a topic?

There is zero evidence to support any religion and massive evidence to prove the harm that is done by all religions, difficult to be wrong on that count?

Everyone can be wrong were human but not in this case

I'd agree with the first part yes.

The political takes from some of these people are pretty bad though (I find)

Richard Dawkins's twitter feed, for example, can be somewhat of a train wreck of a read..

(I think he's a good biologist though)"

Dawkins is not short of critics but as you say he’s a superb scientist and has done some fantastic work.

Read “God is not great” by Hitchens if you haven’t already, it’s a brilliant book

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By *icolerobbieCouple
35 weeks ago

walsall


"Happy pilfered Pagan festival weekend everyone

Yes ....The death and resurrection of Jesus is just the Winter Soltice "

Isn’t that Christmas?

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By *agnar73Man
35 weeks ago

glasgow-ish


"Happy pilfered Pagan festival weekend everyone

Yes ....The death and resurrection of Jesus is just the Winter Soltice

Isn’t that Christmas?"

Yes. Easter is the pagan one for days being longer than nights

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By *alcon77Man
35 weeks ago

under the sun & the moon


"Atheist so no. But i do like Easter eggs which of course are utterly pagan.

I'm an atheist too.

But I'm not a militant one

-and dislike the new atheist movement. (dawkins/harris/hitchens)

Don’t like the truth then?

I'll answer that with another question.

Do you think it's impossible for an atheist to be wrong about a topic?

There is zero evidence to support any religion and massive evidence to prove the harm that is done by all religions, difficult to be wrong on that count?

Everyone can be wrong were human but not in this case

I'd agree with the first part yes.

The political takes from some of these people are pretty bad though (I find)

Richard Dawkins's twitter feed, for example, can be somewhat of a train wreck of a read..

(I think he's a good biologist though)

Dawkins is not short of critics but as you say he’s a superb scientist and has done some fantastic work.

Read “God is not great” by Hitchens if you haven’t already, it’s a brilliant book "

I actually think some of hitchens' most interesting work was towards the latter half of his life. His Henry Kissinger critique is excellent.

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By *onameyet2Man
35 weeks ago

chorley


"Atheist so no. But i do like Easter eggs which of course are utterly pagan.

I'm an atheist too.

But I'm not a militant one

-and dislike the new atheist movement. (dawkins/harris/hitchens)

Don’t like the truth then?

I'll answer that with another question.

Do you think it's impossible for an atheist to be wrong about a topic?

There is zero evidence to support any religion and massive evidence to prove the harm that is done by all religions, difficult to be wrong on that count?

Everyone can be wrong were human but not in this case

I'd agree with the first part yes.

The political takes from some of these people are pretty bad though (I find)

Richard Dawkins's twitter feed, for example, can be somewhat of a train wreck of a read..

(I think he's a good biologist though)

Dawkins is not short of critics but as you say he’s a superb scientist and has done some fantastic work.

Read “God is not great” by Hitchens if you haven’t already, it’s a brilliant book

I actually think some of hitchens' most interesting work was towards the latter half of his life. His Henry Kissinger critique is excellent."

And the Kennedy one

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By *he turned me GreyCouple
35 weeks ago

Warwick and Coventry

Easter Sunday = Sundissential, will be seeing a few God's of the turntables, not the Mythical skydaddy

Mr

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By *naswingdressWoman
35 weeks ago

Manchester (she/her)

I'm going to raise a toast to how far we've come - minimum acceptable standards for prisoners, reduction in cruelty in the death penalty in countries where it still exists, rigorous legal standards and rights to appeal.

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By *hMeOhMyOhCouple
35 weeks ago

Gloucestershire


"Like all christian celebrations it's a made up date that was placed over he top of existing pagan celebrations. Easter is the worst offender, supposedly about the crucifixion but it's a different date every year, almost like they didn't know when it supposedly happened?

So, no I won't be celebrating. "

That old chestnut. For anyone who wants to learn something today we offer up this…

https://historyforatheists.com/2016/12/the-great-myths-2-christmas-mithras-and-paganism/

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By *ensualbicockMan
35 weeks ago

liverpool wavertree picton clock


"Happy pilfered Pagan festival weekend everyone

Yes ....The death and resurrection of Jesus is just the Winter Soltice

Isn’t that Christmas?"

Yes ....the sun does not move for 3 days 22nd 23rd 24th then rises again as it heads to summer and days start getting longer. Jesus is a Solar Deity

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By *ostindreamsMan
35 weeks ago

London


"Atheist so no. But i do like Easter eggs which of course are utterly pagan.

I'm an atheist too.

But I'm not a militant one

-and dislike the new atheist movement. (dawkins/harris/hitchens)

Don’t like the truth then?

I'll answer that with another question.

Do you think it's impossible for an atheist to be wrong about a topic?

There is zero evidence to support any religion and massive evidence to prove the harm that is done by all religions, difficult to be wrong on that count?

Everyone can be wrong were human but not in this case "

I am an atheist myself. I like hearing people like Dawkins/Harris/Hitchens. I wholeheartedly agree that religions have done a lot of harm and they still do in many countries.

But... getting rid of religions completely has lot of other side effects which we are not ready to face. Other than politics around religion, religion filled another role - the basis of both purpose of life and morals. When you remove religion, we have a situation where people do not have a sense of purpose thereby leading to psychological issues. And without religion, there is no basis for morality either. That's the reason why we have huge conflicts on political issues among people. Conflicts which never end. Dostoevsky and Nietzsche predicted these issues a century back.

As for the debates around religion, it's useless to have because religious arguments exist in a realm that scientific empiricism cannot argue about. The only time I have these debates is when one's religious views affect other people and they try to take away other people's rights. As long as people have their religions to themselves, it's fine and even healthy in a way. After all, Schrodinger himself was an ardent fan of one specific school of Indian philosophy/religion.

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By *uddy laneMan
35 weeks ago

dudley


"Today starts easter and it is a big celebration in christianity, today marks the crucifixion of jesus, are you celebrating and thinking of him? I am "

They crucified Jesus to stop his mouth moving and influencing people, different methods are available like arresting street preachers from preaching, not much has changed.

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By *londebiguyMan
35 weeks ago

Southport


"Today starts easter and it is a big celebration in christianity, today marks the crucifixion of jesus, are you celebrating and thinking of him? I am "

I've got a big wooden cross that I could put someone on in the garden if they fancy it.

Tied on, not nailed of course.

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By *londebiguyMan
35 weeks ago

Southport


"Today starts easter and it is a big celebration in christianity, today marks the crucifixion of jesus, are you celebrating and thinking of him? I am

They crucified Jesus to stop his mouth moving and influencing people, different methods are available like arresting street preachers from preaching, not much has changed."

There are other ways to stop someone's mouth moving rather than crucifying.

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By *uddy laneMan
35 weeks ago

dudley


"Today starts easter and it is a big celebration in christianity, today marks the crucifixion of jesus, are you celebrating and thinking of him? I am

They crucified Jesus to stop his mouth moving and influencing people, different methods are available like arresting street preachers from preaching, not much has changed.

There are other ways to stop someone's mouth moving rather than crucifying."

Making an example of someone has not changed.

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By *onameyet2Man
35 weeks ago

chorley


"Atheist so no. But i do like Easter eggs which of course are utterly pagan.

I'm an atheist too.

But I'm not a militant one

-and dislike the new atheist movement. (dawkins/harris/hitchens)

Don’t like the truth then?

I'll answer that with another question.

Do you think it's impossible for an atheist to be wrong about a topic?

There is zero evidence to support any religion and massive evidence to prove the harm that is done by all religions, difficult to be wrong on that count?

Everyone can be wrong were human but not in this case

I am an atheist myself. I like hearing people like Dawkins/Harris/Hitchens. I wholeheartedly agree that religions have done a lot of harm and they still do in many countries.

But... getting rid of religions completely has lot of other side effects which we are not ready to face. Other than politics around religion, religion filled another role - the basis of both purpose of life and morals. When you remove religion, we have a situation where people do not have a sense of purpose thereby leading to psychological issues. And without religion, there is no basis for morality either. That's the reason why we have huge conflicts on political issues among people. Conflicts which never end. Dostoevsky and Nietzsche predicted these issues a century back.

As for the debates around religion, it's useless to have because religious arguments exist in a realm that scientific empiricism cannot argue about. The only time I have these debates is when one's religious views affect other people and they try to take away other people's rights. As long as people have their religions to themselves, it's fine and even healthy in a way. After all, Schrodinger himself was an ardent fan of one specific school of Indian philosophy/religion."

Absolute and utter bollocks, it’s apologists like you that allow these lunatics to keep lying to people and fucking their children, no fucking religion has morals, they are the opposite

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By *onameyet2Man
35 weeks ago

chorley


"Today starts easter and it is a big celebration in christianity, today marks the crucifixion of jesus, are you celebrating and thinking of him? I am

They crucified Jesus to stop his mouth moving and influencing people, different methods are available like arresting street preachers from preaching, not much has changed.

There are other ways to stop someone's mouth moving rather than crucifying."

Freedom of speech is the best policy, you know who the lunatics are and where they are, you just need to educate people to understand they’re talking bollocks

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By *uddy laneMan
35 weeks ago

dudley


"Today starts easter and it is a big celebration in christianity, today marks the crucifixion of jesus, are you celebrating and thinking of him? I am

They crucified Jesus to stop his mouth moving and influencing people, different methods are available like arresting street preachers from preaching, not much has changed.

There are other ways to stop someone's mouth moving rather than crucifying.

Freedom of speech is the best policy, you know who the lunatics are and where they are, you just need to educate people to understand they’re talking bollocks "

For myself freedom to question is more important than freedom of speech, if you question certain things these days you are called all sort of things in an attempt to shut up the question.

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By *ostindreamsMan
35 weeks ago

London


"Atheist so no. But i do like Easter eggs which of course are utterly pagan.

I'm an atheist too.

But I'm not a militant one

-and dislike the new atheist movement. (dawkins/harris/hitchens)

Don’t like the truth then?

I'll answer that with another question.

Do you think it's impossible for an atheist to be wrong about a topic?

There is zero evidence to support any religion and massive evidence to prove the harm that is done by all religions, difficult to be wrong on that count?

Everyone can be wrong were human but not in this case

I am an atheist myself. I like hearing people like Dawkins/Harris/Hitchens. I wholeheartedly agree that religions have done a lot of harm and they still do in many countries.

But... getting rid of religions completely has lot of other side effects which we are not ready to face. Other than politics around religion, religion filled another role - the basis of both purpose of life and morals. When you remove religion, we have a situation where people do not have a sense of purpose thereby leading to psychological issues. And without religion, there is no basis for morality either. That's the reason why we have huge conflicts on political issues among people. Conflicts which never end. Dostoevsky and Nietzsche predicted these issues a century back.

As for the debates around religion, it's useless to have because religious arguments exist in a realm that scientific empiricism cannot argue about. The only time I have these debates is when one's religious views affect other people and they try to take away other people's rights. As long as people have their religions to themselves, it's fine and even healthy in a way. After all, Schrodinger himself was an ardent fan of one specific school of Indian philosophy/religion.

Absolute and utter bollocks, it’s apologists like you that allow these lunatics to keep lying to people and fucking their children, no fucking religion has morals, they are the opposite "

As I said, I don't like religious views being forced on others or religion being an entity of power or religion playing a role in politics. But an individual following a religion to get a sense of contentment, without affecting other people shouldn't be of a problem to anyone?

As for morals, I never said religious morals are good morals. There is no absolute morality that nature gives us. We need to build it ourselves. Religions served as a foundation for building some morals which some may consider good and others may consider bad. But without it, we haven't figured out any new foundation yet. Hence all the never-ending political/moral debates which keep going around in circles.

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By *he turned me GreyCouple
35 weeks ago

Warwick and Coventry


"Atheist so no. But i do like Easter eggs which of course are utterly pagan.

I'm an atheist too.

But I'm not a militant one

-and dislike the new atheist movement. (dawkins/harris/hitchens)

Don’t like the truth then?

I'll answer that with another question.

Do you think it's impossible for an atheist to be wrong about a topic?

There is zero evidence to support any religion and massive evidence to prove the harm that is done by all religions, difficult to be wrong on that count?

Everyone can be wrong were human but not in this case

I am an atheist myself. I like hearing people like Dawkins/Harris/Hitchens. I wholeheartedly agree that religions have done a lot of harm and they still do in many countries.

But... getting rid of religions completely has lot of other side effects which we are not ready to face. Other than politics around religion, religion filled another role - the basis of both purpose of life and morals. When you remove religion, we have a situation where people do not have a sense of purpose thereby leading to psychological issues. And without religion, there is no basis for morality either. That's the reason why we have huge conflicts on political issues among people. Conflicts which never end. Dostoevsky and Nietzsche predicted these issues a century back.

As for the debates around religion, it's useless to have because religious arguments exist in a realm that scientific empiricism cannot argue about. The only time I have these debates is when one's religious views affect other people and they try to take away other people's rights. As long as people have their religions to themselves, it's fine and even healthy in a way. After all, Schrodinger himself was an ardent fan of one specific school of Indian philosophy/religion.

Absolute and utter bollocks, it’s apologists like you that allow these lunatics to keep lying to people and fucking their children, no fucking religion has morals, they are the opposite

As I said, I don't like religious views being forced on others or religion being an entity of power or religion playing a role in politics. But an individual following a religion to get a sense of contentment, without affecting other people shouldn't be of a problem to anyone?

As for morals, I never said religious morals are good morals. There is no absolute morality that nature gives us. We need to build it ourselves. Religions served as a foundation for building some morals which some may consider good and others may consider bad. But without it, we haven't figured out any new foundation yet. Hence all the never-ending political/moral debates which keep going around in circles."

Ooh religious handbags at dawn, now now kids play nicely....

Mr

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By *orny-DJMan
35 weeks ago

Leigh-on-Sea

Line on the left, one cross each

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By *ostindreamsMan
35 weeks ago

London


"Atheist so no. But i do like Easter eggs which of course are utterly pagan.

I'm an atheist too.

But I'm not a militant one

-and dislike the new atheist movement. (dawkins/harris/hitchens)

Don’t like the truth then?

I'll answer that with another question.

Do you think it's impossible for an atheist to be wrong about a topic?

There is zero evidence to support any religion and massive evidence to prove the harm that is done by all religions, difficult to be wrong on that count?

Everyone can be wrong were human but not in this case

I am an atheist myself. I like hearing people like Dawkins/Harris/Hitchens. I wholeheartedly agree that religions have done a lot of harm and they still do in many countries.

But... getting rid of religions completely has lot of other side effects which we are not ready to face. Other than politics around religion, religion filled another role - the basis of both purpose of life and morals. When you remove religion, we have a situation where people do not have a sense of purpose thereby leading to psychological issues. And without religion, there is no basis for morality either. That's the reason why we have huge conflicts on political issues among people. Conflicts which never end. Dostoevsky and Nietzsche predicted these issues a century back.

As for the debates around religion, it's useless to have because religious arguments exist in a realm that scientific empiricism cannot argue about. The only time I have these debates is when one's religious views affect other people and they try to take away other people's rights. As long as people have their religions to themselves, it's fine and even healthy in a way. After all, Schrodinger himself was an ardent fan of one specific school of Indian philosophy/religion.

Absolute and utter bollocks, it’s apologists like you that allow these lunatics to keep lying to people and fucking their children, no fucking religion has morals, they are the opposite

As I said, I don't like religious views being forced on others or religion being an entity of power or religion playing a role in politics. But an individual following a religion to get a sense of contentment, without affecting other people shouldn't be of a problem to anyone?

As for morals, I never said religious morals are good morals. There is no absolute morality that nature gives us. We need to build it ourselves. Religions served as a foundation for building some morals which some may consider good and others may consider bad. But without it, we haven't figured out any new foundation yet. Hence all the never-ending political/moral debates which keep going around in circles.

Ooh religious handbags at dawn, now now kids play nicely....

Mr "

I thought atheists(I am one myself) are the rational ones and love having debates. Instead, all I am seeing in this thread are petty comments without any argument.

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By *onameyet2Man
35 weeks ago

chorley


"Atheist so no. But i do like Easter eggs which of course are utterly pagan.

I'm an atheist too.

But I'm not a militant one

-and dislike the new atheist movement. (dawkins/harris/hitchens)

Don’t like the truth then?

I'll answer that with another question.

Do you think it's impossible for an atheist to be wrong about a topic?

There is zero evidence to support any religion and massive evidence to prove the harm that is done by all religions, difficult to be wrong on that count?

Everyone can be wrong were human but not in this case

I am an atheist myself. I like hearing people like Dawkins/Harris/Hitchens. I wholeheartedly agree that religions have done a lot of harm and they still do in many countries.

But... getting rid of religions completely has lot of other side effects which we are not ready to face. Other than politics around religion, religion filled another role - the basis of both purpose of life and morals. When you remove religion, we have a situation where people do not have a sense of purpose thereby leading to psychological issues. And without religion, there is no basis for morality either. That's the reason why we have huge conflicts on political issues among people. Conflicts which never end. Dostoevsky and Nietzsche predicted these issues a century back.

As for the debates around religion, it's useless to have because religious arguments exist in a realm that scientific empiricism cannot argue about. The only time I have these debates is when one's religious views affect other people and they try to take away other people's rights. As long as people have their religions to themselves, it's fine and even healthy in a way. After all, Schrodinger himself was an ardent fan of one specific school of Indian philosophy/religion.

Absolute and utter bollocks, it’s apologists like you that allow these lunatics to keep lying to people and fucking their children, no fucking religion has morals, they are the opposite

As I said, I don't like religious views being forced on others or religion being an entity of power or religion playing a role in politics. But an individual following a religion to get a sense of contentment, without affecting other people shouldn't be of a problem to anyone?

As for morals, I never said religious morals are good morals. There is no absolute morality that nature gives us. We need to build it ourselves. Religions served as a foundation for building some morals which some may consider good and others may consider bad. But without it, we haven't figured out any new foundation yet. Hence all the never-ending political/moral debates which keep going around in circles.

Ooh religious handbags at dawn, now now kids play nicely....

Mr

I thought atheists(I am one myself) are the rational ones and love having debates. Instead, all I am seeing in this thread are petty comments without any argument."

Keep debating, the mosques will carry on being built, the children will still be abused, we are going backwards because people are too afraid to face up to facts.

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By *naswingdressWoman
35 weeks ago

Manchester (she/her)

Well, this is an indictment of atheists being logical and rational

(it's a correlation, not a causation, and it might even be a weak correlation)

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By *entleman_spyMan
35 weeks ago

nearby

Not really more and more people are facing up to the facts, every year the number of non beliveres grows at an increasing rate. I don't think it will be many centuries till beliveres are a very small minority, especially in the west.

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By *ensualbicockMan
35 weeks ago

liverpool wavertree picton clock

I'm Agnostic myself

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By *ostindreamsMan
35 weeks ago

London


"Atheist so no. But i do like Easter eggs which of course are utterly pagan.

I'm an atheist too.

But I'm not a militant one

-and dislike the new atheist movement. (dawkins/harris/hitchens)

Don’t like the truth then?

I'll answer that with another question.

Do you think it's impossible for an atheist to be wrong about a topic?

There is zero evidence to support any religion and massive evidence to prove the harm that is done by all religions, difficult to be wrong on that count?

Everyone can be wrong were human but not in this case

I am an atheist myself. I like hearing people like Dawkins/Harris/Hitchens. I wholeheartedly agree that religions have done a lot of harm and they still do in many countries.

But... getting rid of religions completely has lot of other side effects which we are not ready to face. Other than politics around religion, religion filled another role - the basis of both purpose of life and morals. When you remove religion, we have a situation where people do not have a sense of purpose thereby leading to psychological issues. And without religion, there is no basis for morality either. That's the reason why we have huge conflicts on political issues among people. Conflicts which never end. Dostoevsky and Nietzsche predicted these issues a century back.

As for the debates around religion, it's useless to have because religious arguments exist in a realm that scientific empiricism cannot argue about. The only time I have these debates is when one's religious views affect other people and they try to take away other people's rights. As long as people have their religions to themselves, it's fine and even healthy in a way. After all, Schrodinger himself was an ardent fan of one specific school of Indian philosophy/religion.

Absolute and utter bollocks, it’s apologists like you that allow these lunatics to keep lying to people and fucking their children, no fucking religion has morals, they are the opposite

As I said, I don't like religious views being forced on others or religion being an entity of power or religion playing a role in politics. But an individual following a religion to get a sense of contentment, without affecting other people shouldn't be of a problem to anyone?

As for morals, I never said religious morals are good morals. There is no absolute morality that nature gives us. We need to build it ourselves. Religions served as a foundation for building some morals which some may consider good and others may consider bad. But without it, we haven't figured out any new foundation yet. Hence all the never-ending political/moral debates which keep going around in circles.

Ooh religious handbags at dawn, now now kids play nicely....

Mr

I thought atheists(I am one myself) are the rational ones and love having debates. Instead, all I am seeing in this thread are petty comments without any argument.

Keep debating, the mosques will carry on being built, the children will still be abused, we are going backwards because people are too afraid to face up to facts."

Pretty sure you haven't seen my posts in political sections

I have been vocally fighting against people defending Islamic intrusion into personal rights. I believe that anyone should have the right to mock/criticise religious figures and we as a country should get rid of laws affecting free speech. Religions should never get any kind of protection from speech. Religion is not same as race/ethnicity.

But one should be able to follow any religion as an individual without expecting others to follow the rules they set.

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By *onameyet2Man
35 weeks ago

chorley


"Atheist so no. But i do like Easter eggs which of course are utterly pagan.

I'm an atheist too.

But I'm not a militant one

-and dislike the new atheist movement. (dawkins/harris/hitchens)

Don’t like the truth then?

I'll answer that with another question.

Do you think it's impossible for an atheist to be wrong about a topic?

There is zero evidence to support any religion and massive evidence to prove the harm that is done by all religions, difficult to be wrong on that count?

Everyone can be wrong were human but not in this case

I am an atheist myself. I like hearing people like Dawkins/Harris/Hitchens. I wholeheartedly agree that religions have done a lot of harm and they still do in many countries.

But... getting rid of religions completely has lot of other side effects which we are not ready to face. Other than politics around religion, religion filled another role - the basis of both purpose of life and morals. When you remove religion, we have a situation where people do not have a sense of purpose thereby leading to psychological issues. And without religion, there is no basis for morality either. That's the reason why we have huge conflicts on political issues among people. Conflicts which never end. Dostoevsky and Nietzsche predicted these issues a century back.

As for the debates around religion, it's useless to have because religious arguments exist in a realm that scientific empiricism cannot argue about. The only time I have these debates is when one's religious views affect other people and they try to take away other people's rights. As long as people have their religions to themselves, it's fine and even healthy in a way. After all, Schrodinger himself was an ardent fan of one specific school of Indian philosophy/religion.

Absolute and utter bollocks, it’s apologists like you that allow these lunatics to keep lying to people and fucking their children, no fucking religion has morals, they are the opposite

As I said, I don't like religious views being forced on others or religion being an entity of power or religion playing a role in politics. But an individual following a religion to get a sense of contentment, without affecting other people shouldn't be of a problem to anyone?

As for morals, I never said religious morals are good morals. There is no absolute morality that nature gives us. We need to build it ourselves. Religions served as a foundation for building some morals which some may consider good and others may consider bad. But without it, we haven't figured out any new foundation yet. Hence all the never-ending political/moral debates which keep going around in circles.

Ooh religious handbags at dawn, now now kids play nicely....

Mr

I thought atheists(I am one myself) are the rational ones and love having debates. Instead, all I am seeing in this thread are petty comments without any argument.

Keep debating, the mosques will carry on being built, the children will still be abused, we are going backwards because people are too afraid to face up to facts.

Pretty sure you haven't seen my posts in political sections

I have been vocally fighting against people defending Islamic intrusion into personal rights. I believe that anyone should have the right to mock/criticise religious figures and we as a country should get rid of laws affecting free speech. Religions should never get any kind of protection from speech. Religion is not same as race/ethnicity.

But one should be able to follow any religion as an individual without expecting others to follow the rules they set."

And where did those “ individuals” get their religion from? Indoctrination by organised religion, parents, teachers as children, you can’t have one without the other

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By *ostindreamsMan
35 weeks ago

London


"Atheist so no. But i do like Easter eggs which of course are utterly pagan.

I'm an atheist too.

But I'm not a militant one

-and dislike the new atheist movement. (dawkins/harris/hitchens)

Don’t like the truth then?

I'll answer that with another question.

Do you think it's impossible for an atheist to be wrong about a topic?

There is zero evidence to support any religion and massive evidence to prove the harm that is done by all religions, difficult to be wrong on that count?

Everyone can be wrong were human but not in this case

I am an atheist myself. I like hearing people like Dawkins/Harris/Hitchens. I wholeheartedly agree that religions have done a lot of harm and they still do in many countries.

But... getting rid of religions completely has lot of other side effects which we are not ready to face. Other than politics around religion, religion filled another role - the basis of both purpose of life and morals. When you remove religion, we have a situation where people do not have a sense of purpose thereby leading to psychological issues. And without religion, there is no basis for morality either. That's the reason why we have huge conflicts on political issues among people. Conflicts which never end. Dostoevsky and Nietzsche predicted these issues a century back.

As for the debates around religion, it's useless to have because religious arguments exist in a realm that scientific empiricism cannot argue about. The only time I have these debates is when one's religious views affect other people and they try to take away other people's rights. As long as people have their religions to themselves, it's fine and even healthy in a way. After all, Schrodinger himself was an ardent fan of one specific school of Indian philosophy/religion.

Absolute and utter bollocks, it’s apologists like you that allow these lunatics to keep lying to people and fucking their children, no fucking religion has morals, they are the opposite

As I said, I don't like religious views being forced on others or religion being an entity of power or religion playing a role in politics. But an individual following a religion to get a sense of contentment, without affecting other people shouldn't be of a problem to anyone?

As for morals, I never said religious morals are good morals. There is no absolute morality that nature gives us. We need to build it ourselves. Religions served as a foundation for building some morals which some may consider good and others may consider bad. But without it, we haven't figured out any new foundation yet. Hence all the never-ending political/moral debates which keep going around in circles.

Ooh religious handbags at dawn, now now kids play nicely....

Mr

I thought atheists(I am one myself) are the rational ones and love having debates. Instead, all I am seeing in this thread are petty comments without any argument.

Keep debating, the mosques will carry on being built, the children will still be abused, we are going backwards because people are too afraid to face up to facts.

Pretty sure you haven't seen my posts in political sections

I have been vocally fighting against people defending Islamic intrusion into personal rights. I believe that anyone should have the right to mock/criticise religious figures and we as a country should get rid of laws affecting free speech. Religions should never get any kind of protection from speech. Religion is not same as race/ethnicity.

But one should be able to follow any religion as an individual without expecting others to follow the rules they set.

And where did those “ individuals” get their religion from? Indoctrination by organised religion, parents, teachers as children, you can’t have one without the other "

There is a difference between teaching the views of one religion, letting them decide if they want to follow it or not and forcing them to follow it, like parents punishing children or governments having blasphemy laws. I have known quite a few people who became atheists at some point and going back to embrace religion later. No one forced them to. But they never expected others to change their behaviour just to accommodate them which I think is a fair game.

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By *onameyet2Man
35 weeks ago

chorley


"Atheist so no. But i do like Easter eggs which of course are utterly pagan.

I'm an atheist too.

But I'm not a militant one

-and dislike the new atheist movement. (dawkins/harris/hitchens)

Don’t like the truth then?

I'll answer that with another question.

Do you think it's impossible for an atheist to be wrong about a topic?

There is zero evidence to support any religion and massive evidence to prove the harm that is done by all religions, difficult to be wrong on that count?

Everyone can be wrong were human but not in this case

I am an atheist myself. I like hearing people like Dawkins/Harris/Hitchens. I wholeheartedly agree that religions have done a lot of harm and they still do in many countries.

But... getting rid of religions completely has lot of other side effects which we are not ready to face. Other than politics around religion, religion filled another role - the basis of both purpose of life and morals. When you remove religion, we have a situation where people do not have a sense of purpose thereby leading to psychological issues. And without religion, there is no basis for morality either. That's the reason why we have huge conflicts on political issues among people. Conflicts which never end. Dostoevsky and Nietzsche predicted these issues a century back.

As for the debates around religion, it's useless to have because religious arguments exist in a realm that scientific empiricism cannot argue about. The only time I have these debates is when one's religious views affect other people and they try to take away other people's rights. As long as people have their religions to themselves, it's fine and even healthy in a way. After all, Schrodinger himself was an ardent fan of one specific school of Indian philosophy/religion.

Absolute and utter bollocks, it’s apologists like you that allow these lunatics to keep lying to people and fucking their children, no fucking religion has morals, they are the opposite

As I said, I don't like religious views being forced on others or religion being an entity of power or religion playing a role in politics. But an individual following a religion to get a sense of contentment, without affecting other people shouldn't be of a problem to anyone?

As for morals, I never said religious morals are good morals. There is no absolute morality that nature gives us. We need to build it ourselves. Religions served as a foundation for building some morals which some may consider good and others may consider bad. But without it, we haven't figured out any new foundation yet. Hence all the never-ending political/moral debates which keep going around in circles.

Ooh religious handbags at dawn, now now kids play nicely....

Mr

I thought atheists(I am one myself) are the rational ones and love having debates. Instead, all I am seeing in this thread are petty comments without any argument.

Keep debating, the mosques will carry on being built, the children will still be abused, we are going backwards because people are too afraid to face up to facts.

Pretty sure you haven't seen my posts in political sections

I have been vocally fighting against people defending Islamic intrusion into personal rights. I believe that anyone should have the right to mock/criticise religious figures and we as a country should get rid of laws affecting free speech. Religions should never get any kind of protection from speech. Religion is not same as race/ethnicity.

But one should be able to follow any religion as an individual without expecting others to follow the rules they set.

And where did those “ individuals” get their religion from? Indoctrination by organised religion, parents, teachers as children, you can’t have one without the other

There is a difference between teaching the views of one religion, letting them decide if they want to follow it or not and forcing them to follow it, like parents punishing children or governments having blasphemy laws. I have known quite a few people who became atheists at some point and going back to embrace religion later. No one forced them to. But they never expected others to change their behaviour just to accommodate them which I think is a fair game.

"

Fair enough, I hope you conscience can live with your tolerance.

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By *mmaleiaWoman
35 weeks ago

East Northamptonshire


"I'm thinking of getting nailed if that counts."
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By *iltsTSgirlTV/TS
35 weeks ago

chichester

No i am not religious ... just a normal day/weekend for me

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By *arry monk40Man
35 weeks ago

Telford

If you check history Romans never used a cross it was X shaped and they did not nail them to it same as Santa has flying reindeer but a bit more sinister

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By *onameyet2Man
35 weeks ago

chorley


"If you check history Romans never used a cross it was X shaped and they did not nail them to it same as Santa has flying reindeer but a bit more sinister"

Don’t start the Santa debate again it will all kick off

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By *rHotNottsMan
35 weeks ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"Rather morbid celebrating someone's death, don't you think?

No offence to anyone of a religious nature but, if you think about it, we don't even celebrate the deaths of some of the most vile, evil people in history.

In answer to ypur question, Shag, No, I won't, but I will wish you a happy Easter old bean."

Maybe you don’t understand it what that death signifies , how he chose to allow it , always knew it had to happen and not defend himself or try to avoid it happening and what happens next.

I got the cake and balloons out

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By *rHotNottsMan
35 weeks ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"If you check history Romans never used a cross it was X shaped and they did not nail them to it same as Santa has flying reindeer but a bit more sinister"

It’s very well documented & multiple sources verified by textual analysis.

Hanging, slow death by suff*cation , legs nailed to the tree & then broken so he couldn’t take any weight on them. A spear in the ribs to let the fluid drain out

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By *ostindreamsMan
35 weeks ago

London


"Atheist so no. But i do like Easter eggs which of course are utterly pagan.

I'm an atheist too.

But I'm not a militant one

-and dislike the new atheist movement. (dawkins/harris/hitchens)

Don’t like the truth then?

I'll answer that with another question.

Do you think it's impossible for an atheist to be wrong about a topic?

There is zero evidence to support any religion and massive evidence to prove the harm that is done by all religions, difficult to be wrong on that count?

Everyone can be wrong were human but not in this case

I am an atheist myself. I like hearing people like Dawkins/Harris/Hitchens. I wholeheartedly agree that religions have done a lot of harm and they still do in many countries.

But... getting rid of religions completely has lot of other side effects which we are not ready to face. Other than politics around religion, religion filled another role - the basis of both purpose of life and morals. When you remove religion, we have a situation where people do not have a sense of purpose thereby leading to psychological issues. And without religion, there is no basis for morality either. That's the reason why we have huge conflicts on political issues among people. Conflicts which never end. Dostoevsky and Nietzsche predicted these issues a century back.

As for the debates around religion, it's useless to have because religious arguments exist in a realm that scientific empiricism cannot argue about. The only time I have these debates is when one's religious views affect other people and they try to take away other people's rights. As long as people have their religions to themselves, it's fine and even healthy in a way. After all, Schrodinger himself was an ardent fan of one specific school of Indian philosophy/religion.

Absolute and utter bollocks, it’s apologists like you that allow these lunatics to keep lying to people and fucking their children, no fucking religion has morals, they are the opposite

As I said, I don't like religious views being forced on others or religion being an entity of power or religion playing a role in politics. But an individual following a religion to get a sense of contentment, without affecting other people shouldn't be of a problem to anyone?

As for morals, I never said religious morals are good morals. There is no absolute morality that nature gives us. We need to build it ourselves. Religions served as a foundation for building some morals which some may consider good and others may consider bad. But without it, we haven't figured out any new foundation yet. Hence all the never-ending political/moral debates which keep going around in circles.

Ooh religious handbags at dawn, now now kids play nicely....

Mr

I thought atheists(I am one myself) are the rational ones and love having debates. Instead, all I am seeing in this thread are petty comments without any argument.

Keep debating, the mosques will carry on being built, the children will still be abused, we are going backwards because people are too afraid to face up to facts.

Pretty sure you haven't seen my posts in political sections

I have been vocally fighting against people defending Islamic intrusion into personal rights. I believe that anyone should have the right to mock/criticise religious figures and we as a country should get rid of laws affecting free speech. Religions should never get any kind of protection from speech. Religion is not same as race/ethnicity.

But one should be able to follow any religion as an individual without expecting others to follow the rules they set.

And where did those “ individuals” get their religion from? Indoctrination by organised religion, parents, teachers as children, you can’t have one without the other

There is a difference between teaching the views of one religion, letting them decide if they want to follow it or not and forcing them to follow it, like parents punishing children or governments having blasphemy laws. I have known quite a few people who became atheists at some point and going back to embrace religion later. No one forced them to. But they never expected others to change their behaviour just to accommodate them which I think is a fair game.

Fair enough, I hope you conscience can live with your tolerance.

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By *onameyet2Man
35 weeks ago

chorley


"If you check history Romans never used a cross it was X shaped and they did not nail them to it same as Santa has flying reindeer but a bit more sinister

It’s very well documented & multiple sources verified by textual analysis.

Hanging, slow death by suff*cation , legs nailed to the tree & then broken so he couldn’t take any weight on them. A spear in the ribs to let the fluid drain out"

More detail please

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By *en_Dover79Man
35 weeks ago

Oswaldtwistle


"I'm thinking of getting nailed if that counts."

love it haha

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By *he turned me GreyCouple
35 weeks ago

Warwick and Coventry


"Line on the left, one cross each"

He's not thr Messiah he's a very naughty boy, now fuck off

Mr

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By *undee2Man
35 weeks ago

Dundee


"If you check history Romans never used a cross it was X shaped and they did not nail them to it same as Santa has flying reindeer but a bit more sinister"

It is more akin to what we call a St Andrews Cross. The type you will see in most BDSM clubs.

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By *onameyet2Man
35 weeks ago

chorley

You would think if you wanted to humiliate someone you’d have left them naked, never seen Jesus with his cock out though?

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By *undee2Man
35 weeks ago

Dundee


"I always wondered how you'd be part of a website /lifestyle like this and hold religious beliefs, when for the most part, most reigions only view sex as a thing to be done within marriage.

How do you square that circle.."

Religion and God are two very different things. Organised religion is really big business. The Bible comprises the Old and New Testaments. The Old Testament is basically a history book, the New Testament is guidance for a fulfilling life. The two are different and should be read differently.

However, if we take the Old Testament and look at the Ten Commandments, a pretty good list on how to live a good life. The commandment "Thou shalt not commit adultery.” (Exodus 20:14) is simply a commandment that says don't cheat. It does not say, don't share. As swingers, sharing is not a problem. Going behind your partner's back is.

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By *naswingdressWoman
35 weeks ago

Manchester (she/her)

Well, this was constructive. Good thread much resolved.

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By *hagTonight OP   Man
35 weeks ago

From the land of haribos.

Its been an interesting discussion, happy easter everyone

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By *obilebottomMan
35 weeks ago

All over

Why can't people just send their best wishes to the OP as this is obviously an important day to him and leave it to that rather than all the ridiculing of such personal beliefs is beyond me but each to their own. Days like this or indeed Easter itself may mean different things or nothing at all to someone but enjoy your special day with your family OP.

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