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Originally Posted by sanspeur
This is just craziness...Half of these things are not religious or have nothing at all to do with gods or religion...One of your most misinformed posts ever.
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True. These are all samples of greed and money grubbing supported by fear-mongering, things
Mickiel says would be damaged or deleted. Of course, this is straight
loonism, since a majority of the "org" noted would be far better off without the naked theivery and invaginous fingers that tinker in the box whenever they need some funds;
Orgs like:
The Salvation Army
The prison ministries
Hospice (apparently only those who profess a Christian belief can minister to the spiritual and physical needs of the dying. What was I doing then with my father, mother and brother?vWhich secular needs did I address?
The end of the NAACP (No great loss, but what, exactly, do they have to do, specifically and negatively, with the atheist helpers, pray tell?
The end of the Red Cross (Again, why? What specific Christian input is necessary for functioning Red CRoss actions.
The end of Biblical Archaeology (Why? No more interest in subterfuge and misdirection and outright liesas to what they mean and where they were absolutely found, thus usually debunking the short pagan earth story..
The end of all Seventh Day Adventist hospitals (Oh well, so what? Fewer kids getting murdered by t5he untimely withdrawl of appropriate medical techniques, to place it all "in the glorious hands of God, PTL!
P. T.. L!!") in the name of an imagined Western God...)
The end of Astrology (Good. Taking a two-D vision of an always active 3-D presentation, and assigning imagined animal and personal characters to it, then coming to
absolute conclusions about it, is simplistically unintelligible and demonstrably unsupportable.
Next: I'll put these all together, since they don't really fit anywhere else:
The end of our calender
The end of our 24 hour day
The end of our 7 day week
Why, THE END of all these things pray tell? Or are you just wildly fear-mongering? I'd say so, since
'you have not one iota of evidence to support any or all of' these disastrous happenings. The earth continues to rotate on it's pretty well grav-defined orbit, and the sun will do its thing for another few multi-million years, and our day is defined by the interaction of these two bodies. So sorry; nother EPIC FAIL.
The end of at least 65 to 75% of human history (What? Why? Who's gonna erase it all? What; you going to instigate major Christian-led book burnings? Quite the trauma-oriented imagination you have there,
big-E!
The end of Jerusalem, Palestine, Jordan, and at least 2/3rds of the middle east.
How, pray tell? 2/3 you state. On
what possible basis? I could not find any such claim in the literature... Still, that seems inevitable anyways, what with the continued dispute between all the bible's claimed authors. The Islamic community will in fact, predominate by a simple mass of warrior thinking men. Unless we Westerners nuke it all (Hmmm...)
The end of America's Constitution (Hmmm. Jefferson& others specifically wrote major sections of it in order to protect us from the infractions and diggings of religious fractionism and power mongering. Seems to me it would improve the attention and adherence to that prized document. So sorry: another EF on your part.
Oh heck; all of the following would of course continue unabated, and in fact probably with a higher working fund level once the finger-dipping administrators stop taking their frequent tithes.
Imagining that Habitat for Humanity, the Crisis Pregnancy Centers and Promise Keepers would all just evaporate without "the glory be to god!" component to support the following semi-secular NGO and non-profit organizations...
The end of YMCA
The end of Promise Keepers
The end of Crisis Pregnancy centers
The end of The Family Research council
The end of Rutherford Institute
The end of Habitat for humanity
The end of World Vision..
...is just imaginary speculation.
Or.... there's this generous scenario:
The End of Silliness and skimming it off the top...
Charity: Businesses Find Money in Charity | Christianity Today
Children Charities: Salaries of the Executives (the spokesman on TV, urging you to help the starving little doe-eyed Anna, is making $500k a year plus all his travel expenses. Nice!).
Read this next one and weep for your faith (note: these greed-baron guys should be stoned and whipped on the public whipping block, naked as the day they were born, and whimpering for "salvation"!
"God, I'll never do it again, I promise!"
An Overview of Religious Financial Fraud « Christian News Headlines Blog
Ah yes, to dream of the end of all of this sticky-fingered theftism! How WILL we get by without 'em, huh? And of course they should all be taxed as big corporations with a taxable bottom line,
natch.
(Wow! I can feel the relief already! YrHmbl (& non-profit )Srvnt: rflmn™)
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Christian money-grubbing behavior on display.
