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Wow awesome

 

I don't know any Jew irl :blank:

 

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Actually, I was wondering how come you Taameen be so religious and lgbt supportive at the same time?

I mean, props to you.

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Actually, I was wondering how come you Taameen be so religious and lgbt supportive at the same time?

I mean, props to you.

 

I mean..

 

 

One of my really close friends is bisexual so I have to support her.

Plus if someone's happy then why not just let them be?

 

 

I do believe in God, but I don't believe in religion

Sometimes it seems like every person on this fucked up planet has their own kind of religion

Sometimes it seems like every person IS their own religion

Yea. And I think my best friend has said that the Bible says man cannot sleep with man then she said but it doesn't say that man cannot marry man..

 

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I do believe in God, but I don't believe in religion

Sometimes it seems like every person on this fucked up planet has their own kind of religion

Sometimes it seems like every person IS their own religion

 

That's pretty true.

And then when you anger them...

And when I anger people, I get angry and go on a psychopathic rampage.

The Bible has been written over 2000 years ago and life back then was very diferrent than it is now. Thus you can't take it literally at all.

For example, Leviticus also said that cutting your hair is a sin.

The Bible has been written over 2000 years ago and life back then was very diferrent than it is now. Thus you can't take it literally at all.

For example, Leviticus also said that cutting your hair is a sin.

 

I wonder who still takes it literally. I can only think about the Jeova's Witnesses

Well modern Christians like my family and I, we take it literally most of the time but then like the Leviticus thing, not so much.

I'm catholic. I think about the 50% of the Bible has just a spiritual meaning and also, like Fran said, there are some things related to the lifestyle of those time: for exeple, there's written that you shouldn't mix your blod with anyone else's or eat meat that has still blood in it. That was because blood was the vehicle of lots of deadly illnesses

I THINK SOME SPORTS COMMENTATOR ON TV RIGHT NOW JUST SAID "THAT WAS A BIG D*CK BACK THERW."

Yeah. If you're going to ignore the section of Leviticus that bans about tattoos, pork, shellfish, haircuts, polyester and football, how can you possibly turn around and quote Leviticus 18:22 ("You shall not lie with a male as one lies with a female; it is an abomination.") as irrefutable law?

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I THINK SOME SPORTS COMMENTATOR ON TV RIGHT NOW JUST SAID "THAT WAS A BIG D*CK BACK THERW."

 

I love how you just said that so randomly xD

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