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You had to expand too far to make any sort of argument and point to an extremist group in another country. I can do that too.
You're delusional if you believe Christians are being persecuted in AMERICA.
Practically everyone in Syria / Iraq are being persecuted by ISIS lol
Wow, you can't even acknowledge that ISIS is specifically targeting Christians, even crucifying them.
Yet this video shows me the direction our country is going where I see ppl cheering and happy that this pastor is attacked for exercising his freedom of religion.
Wow, you can't even acknowledge that ISIS is specifically targeting Christians, even crucifying them.
Yet this video shows me the direction our country is going where I see ppl cheering and happy that this pastor is attacked for exercising his freedom of religion.
Wow, you can't even acknowledge that ISIS is specifically targeting Christians, even crucifying them.
Yet this video shows me the direction our country is going where I see ppl cheering and happy that this pastor is attacked for exercising his freedom of religion.
ISIS is targeting infidels and is more of a fear mongering group. They persecute anyone in their way. When they pick your ass up, they aren't going to give a damn what religion you are and that INCLUDES Muslims.
Well I guess it is relevant in the sense that taking time to gloat that you grounded my argument into dust is "fruitless". If nothing else, I can at least expose the tactics employed by atheists to create the illusion that they always win the argument. I'm sorry, but no one is that infallible. You can be wrong, ya know.
Actually, I wasn't really involved in the discussion so I wasn't the one who ground your argument into the dirt. Sure, no one is infallible, but on the subject of religion, the inability to prove much of what is said leaves a reader with only one real avenue - the side with the most rational argument wins. Like it or not, that almost always goes to non-believers unless a more tangible form of religion is being discussed.
Yet this video shows me the direction our country is going where I see ppl cheering and happy that this pastor is attacked for exercising his freedom of religion.
Actually, it looked like he was punched because some guy who couldn't keep his pants up decided to act like an idiot. Did you not notice the woman who tried to stop him? My guess is he had one too many beers. The same thing happens at NFL games.
Wow, you can't even acknowledge that ISIS is specifically targeting Christians, even crucifying them.
Yet this video shows me the direction our country is going where I see ppl cheering and happy that this pastor is attacked for exercising his freedom of religion.
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Why did the atheist group HAVE to go to court when the christian groups had no problem handing out their support of the mythical?
That is the real travesty here, Jeffbase.
Would you be upset if some wiccan group distributed their fairy tales and your local church could not distribute your version of yours?
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