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Nazis were very ambiguous towards Christianity,

Unlike the Klan and Jayda Fransen of Britain First.

The Klan, with its white supremacist Christianity, liked to grow a strange and bitter fruit form the poplar trees.

Nazis were very ambiguous towards Christianity,

Unlike the Klan and Jayda Fransen of Britain First.

The Klan liked to grow a strange and bitter fruit form the poplar trees.

Der Fuhrer, of course, disliked Christianity as a woman’s religion.

He looked to the more masculine religion of Islam as a possible better religion, as it promised troops immediate transport to a Garden of Delights when killed, but in the end he had to put up with  the fact that most Germans followed the Christian religion. The fact that Islam…[Read more]

Der Fuhrer, of course, disliked Christianity as a woman’s religion.

He looked to the more masculine religion of Islam as a possible better religion, as it promised troops immediate transport to a Garden of Delights when killed, but in the end he had to put up with  the fact that most Germans followed the Christian religion. The fact that Islam…[Read more]

Good advice for all who follow this particular guru

I think the idea comes from an actual comment by Dorothy Parker on the death of her partner.

I was really down at one point when I was 20, mister q.

It’s very common to men and women who are 20.

There was one song which said that you’re bound to lose if you let the blues get you scared to feel/ And I feel like I’m just being born, like a shiny light breaking in a storm.

Naughty title but still a lovely…[Read more]

I was really down at one point when I was 20, mister q.

It’s very common to mena dn women who are 20.

There was one song which said that you’re bound to lose if you let the blues get you scared to feel/ And I feel like I’m just being born, like a shiny light breaking in a storm.

The guy reminds me of Tony Blair. The same fresh-faced enthusiasm i trying to communicate.

I noted the comment of someone who uploaded the vid – “As I watch this and take notes, I wonder how old the people are that are watching this. I’m 20 years old and I have been paying close attention to the teachings of Tony Robbins, and other like minded…[Read more]

Glad you think Paige is an adult. I think that if she doesn’t want me to support her viewpoint, that’s up to her to say, not up to you. She is an adult after all.

The answer to your questions have been given over a series of posts, I think. You#re going to have to read them more carefully, and see how my views evolve, if you have the time and…[Read more]

Glad you think Paige is an adult. I think that if she doesn’t want me to support ehr viewpoint, that’s up to her to say, not up to you. he is an adult after all.

The answer to your questions have been given over a series of posts, I think. You#re going to have to read them more carefully, and see how my views evolve, if you have the time and…[Read more]

Glad it’s relevant????

I don’t have 43 minutes to hear what the near-fascist nutjob says, though, and you don’t have the time or the inclination to put it in a nutshell, so I’m happy to leave her views unconsidered if you are.

Still trying to work out the relevance of that nutjob Jayda Fransen is to this thread

As I don’t have 43 minutes to listen to a near-fascist, perhaps alfie or someone will enlighten me?

Still trying to work out the relevance of that nutjob Jayda Fransen is to this thread

the point Paige was making is not that you needed to be created, but that everything is created, even you.

The process by whihc you were created was presumably not the same process by which the cosmos was created, but created you and the cosmos certainly were.

I’ve read a small number of book on the development of capitalism, but many thanks for pointing out this argument, Gerry. I googled Collins on the Protestant Spirit under Catholicism and found this..

https://acton.org/pub/religion-liberty/volume-10-number-3/how-christianity-created-capitalism

It doesn’t meet some fundamental objections – eg…[Read more]

I’ve read a small number of book on the development of capitalism, but many thanks for pointing out this argument, Gerry. I googled Collins on the Protestant Spirit under Catholicism and found this..

https://acton.org/pub/religion-liberty/volume-10-number-3/how-christianity-created-capitalism

It doesn’t meet some fundamental objections – eg…[Read more]

Well, no, not my opinion, but I’m happy to have my horizons widened when it comes to the development of capitalism in the Middle Ages.  Anything recommended?

I’m surprised that some of the tough people who don’t need any kind of god to comfort them posting about the futility of life are still posting. I was expecting the cyanide pills to have been handed round. There is still time for everybody to open their veins.

Gerry, the Catholic Church in the Middle Ages was one of the forces holding back the development of capitalism.

they believed that usury was wrong.

The Protestant work ethic seems to have been  more conducive to capitalist development.

The Churches haven’t been behindhand in more recent centuries, mind you.

Apart from the Church of England’s…[Read more]