[rob666]

Originally Posted by niknik ↗

Mock all you wish. It only proves your views are narrow, and you can't think on the scale needed to understand the world outside your bubble.
The problem is not there are less Christians, the problem is the false narrative used to marginalize Christians.

Guess what group of Americans that 88%of them consider themselves religious affiliated in some form.

The US military. That's practically 9 out of 10.

Christians are not marginalized at all, that is complete bullshit.

They have the same rights every other religious group has.

Just because they don't get to make government policy doesn't make them marginalized.

[CrunchyCripple]

Originally Posted by niknik ↗

Guess what group of Americans that 88%of them consider themselves religious affiliated in some form.

The US military. That's practically 9 out of 10.

When my brother was signing up to join the Marines, his recruiter told him that he should claim he was religious if he wanted better odds of getting in.

So, how big of a percentage of that 88% do you think just checked yes, to keep up appearances?

[twayblade]

Religion was made to justify abd rationalise things that humans didn't understand. It is just an interpretation of things, mostly guesses on why things are and what we need to do to be good, or else we would burn in hell, which is another guess by people who wrote the bible. No one knows what the end brings, and if being 'good' keeps us in God's good graces, but mist of us are to scared to find out. I say you only have one life to live and you should enjoy it. Amen

[commondenom]

Originally Posted by niknik ↗

Guess what group of Americans that 88%of them consider themselves religious affiliated in some form.

The US military. That's practically 9 out of 10.

so what?? that's 88% of the military are brainwashed idiots

[jackdiggums]

Originally Posted by niknik ↗

It's the beginning of the American downfall. People are ignorant if they think throwing out our identity, and changing the culture will make us better moving forward.

Being a Christian nation, not lead by religion, but a nation that embraced religion, carried us to where we are. Made us who we are, and shaped our system.

We wouldn't have won ww2 without the faith this nation had in who we were.
Today religion divides us, race divides us, politics divides us, money divides us. We are a broken culture, that has no glue that holds us together.

I hate to break the bad news to ya skippy. "the beginning of the american downfall"? The scales tipped a while ago. Maybe you were too busy at church getting your Jesus on to notice. And it has nothing to do with moral fabric. The pillow biters, butt pirates and pot smoking fornicators are not to blame. Its STUPID FUCKING PEOPLE who are. Stupid fucking people that go to church then go home and bump uglies and have stupid fucking kids because the guy in the fancy robe and the big silly hat says that the invisible all knowing wizard in the sky zippin around on his magic carpet frowns upon putting a condom on your wang and taking birth control pills. Stupid fucking people that eat up every spoonful of bullshit the media serves up with no question because "that Sean Hannity he's a great american, loves Jesus and supports our troops" or "that Rachel Maddow, she seems really smart and takes up for the little people oppressed by the man" those people on TV I like wouldn't lie to me? Too many consumers. Not enough producers. Too many stupid fucking people that look to others to make up their minds for them. People that produce nothing. Contribute nothing to society. Just take. Not worth the air they breathe. It has nothing to do with being a Christian nation. In fact, that shit is one of the main reason we're inundated with stupid fuckers. Some people should not breed. Some children should not be born. Eugenics to a certain degree holds valid merits. Rainbows, unicorns and magic carpets all seem nice but the truth is much more ugly.

[Nite]

Originally Posted by niknik ↗

It's the beginning of the American downfall. People are ignorant if they think throwing out our identity, and changing the culture will make us better moving forward.

Being a Christian nation, not lead by religion, but a nation that embraced religion, carried us to where we are. Made us who we are, and shaped our system.

We wouldn't have won ww2 without the faith this nation had in who we were.
Today religion divides us, race divides us, politics divides us, money divides us. We are a broken culture, that has no glue that holds us together.

So lying about your military service and committing acts on infidelity with married women online is the very definition of a Christian?

[Nite]

Originally Posted by niknik ↗

Mock all you wish. It only proves your views are narrow, and you can't think on the scale needed to understand the world outside your bubble.
The problem is not there are less Christians, the problem is the false narrative used to marginalize Christians.

Guess what group of Americans that 88%of them consider themselves religious affiliated in some form.

The US military. That's practically 9 out of 10.

By marginalized you mean that they don't pay taxes and are avoiding their contribution to society?

[jackdiggums]

Originally Posted by Nite ↗

So lying about your military service and committing acts on infidelity with married women online is the very definition of a Christian?

Stolen Valor? Are you serious?

[Steve]

Originally Posted by jackdiggums ↗

Stolen Valor? Are you serious?

What's wrong with the comment he made? "Stolen valor" is exactly that.

[rob666]

Originally Posted by jackdiggums ↗

Stolen Valor? Are you serious?

Busted, undeniably.