Today is "Religious Freedom Day"? How Are You Celebrating?

I'm celebrating by advocating for all Muslims to be banned from America.

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Make America White Again

Can we have a Freedom from Religion Day where people of all faiths keep their conversations with God to themselves? You're a person of faith? Excellent! I'm genuinely happy for you. If your beliefs and your prayers give you comfort and balance, all the better. Seriously. Everybody should be so lucky to find that. But -- and you've heard this from me before -- stop imposing your beliefs on me and others. Your religion is just that; yours.

It's cute when white 'christians' feel oppressed.

Well, here's a religious poll for today. Just because the white christian evangelical protestants ability to forgive any president wo was immoral moved up by 42% this year from when Obama was president, it doesn't mean these people are hypocritical at all. It means they have found the lord in the last year, and forgiveness is his conernerstone.

"That's what a new PRRI/Brookings poll says. In 2011, 30 percent of white evangelicals said that "an elected official who commits an immoral act in their personal life can still behave ethically and fulfill their duties in their public and professional life." Now, 72 percent say so — a far bigger swing than other religious groups the poll studied"



https://www.npr.org/2016/10/23/498890836/poll-white-evangelicals-have-warmed-to-politicians-who-commit-immoral-acts

I'm going to worship at the alter of Taylor Momson.

DWags wrote:Well, here's a religious poll for today. Just because the white christian evangelical protestants ability to forgive any president wo was immoral moved up by 42% this year from when Obama was president, it doesn't mean these people are hypocritical at all. It means they have found the lord in the last year, and forgiveness is his conernerstone.

"That's what a new PRRI/Brookings poll says. In 2011, 30 percent of white evangelicals said that "an elected official who commits an immoral act in their personal life can still behave ethically and fulfill their duties in their public and professional life." Now, 72 percent say so — a far bigger swing than other religious groups the poll studied"



https://www.npr.org/2016/10/23/498890836/poll-white-evangelicals-have-warmed-to-politicians-who-commit-immoral-acts

I am shocked. SHOCKED.

It almost seems like it's race-related.

I will celebrate this Sunday by doing the same fucking thing I do almost every Sunday. Go to goddamn church.

Frank Ricard wrote:I will celebrate this Sunday by doing the same fucking thing I do almost every Sunday. Go to goddamn church.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

Frank Ricard wrote:I will celebrate this Sunday by doing the same fucking thing I do almost every Sunday. Go to goddamn church.

Uh, well put, Bob.

tGreenWay wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

Uh, well put, Bob.

I don't enjoy posting from home. I'm not sure how this phone works.

I just know that as a good christian, we need to get rid of the coloreds and the Muslims.

#ReligiousFreedomDay