Are people who market Jesus worth admiring?
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He has a podcast, and a YouTube channel, and writes books. Mehta is a regular speaker at atheist events, and he has been a board member of charitable organizations such as the Secular Student Alliance and the Foundation Beyond Belief. Mehta is a regular speaker at freethought and skeptical events around the U.S. |
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The Foundation Beyond Belief (rebranded as Go Humanity) was dissolved in 2022 or 2023. They became financially unable to function.
They were a secular humanist charity but they didn’t raise enough money to stay active and charitable. |
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because not enough people donated. The same thing can happen with any organization that relies on donations. A lot of churches have closed. for this reason. |
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Anonymous
One thing I like about Catholicism is that proselytzing is considered a sin. |
Anonymous
| Stop plugging your Substack, no one cares. |
Anonymous
I thought shilling on DCUM was against the rules. |
Anonymous
You seem to care enough to try to get people to stop playing it up here. |
Anonymous
Only Jeff determines what is against the rules here. Also, what is shilling? |
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Christianity isn't a scam. There are however plenty of people who are not real Christians who exploit it.
I have returned to my Catholic roots. At my age, I have really started studying the Bible, gnostic textsc etc. The true message of Christ is beautiful. If you truly understand the message of Christ, you would not behave like these people.It makes me sad to see them distort the message. |
Anonymous
You have got to be kidding. Why would anyone admire CONMAN AND WOMEN Ericka Kirk Joel Osteen Any of them total shits. |
Anonymous
So discussion is shilling? It’s been established that every organization needs money to function, but that’s “grifting.” Apparently if you don’t discuss your views and don’t need money for an organization, that’s the only allowable (according to dcum) behavior. Not to be rude, but are people who function as adults in the real world posting here? |
Anonymous
OH BS It is absolutely a scam. Indoctrination into a cult. What message??? That is is ok to rape 9 year olds?? To Protect Pedophiles like the Catholic Church is still doing in it's lawsuits..... The President of the US claims the US should be a Chrisitian country when he took an oath to the complete opposite do you think that is Christian like??? Ericka Kirk spewing god crap Joel Osteen spewing god crap McClean Bible church same..... Great Christians in Epsteins files and all around this country people like Mike Johnson claimbing to be god fearing Christians??? LIARS |
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| Claimbing? |
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Foreign bot |