Religious people who have affairs

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Anonymous wrote:Religious people are some of the most judgmental of all. Just look at the evangelicals who have photos of guns and Christmas trees together. I can think of 1000 examples right now. It isn't just "one person”. They think they have some rule book and are the chosen people and don’t watch what they do as a result. They dismiss others and do anything from disregarding them to killing them. In fact all of Jesus’s ministry was about this with the Pharisees. This issue has been going on since the beginning of time. They think because this new person is in their life and bringing them joy they are called to be with them. They equate joy with religion and don’t realize it’s just their earthly desires for money or sex or whatever. There is a name for Christian money one. It’s called the prosperity gospel teaching. How about the Taliban? Just following their religion right? Stories of sex with kids left and right. There is nothing religious about them that is worthwhile on this earth to bring peace to all. This has been a major issue with religion since the beginning of time. Self righteous piety and fake piety. Partly why there are so many religions. Everyone is looking for a fix from sin.

Word salad ^^^

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And sure there are non religious judgmental people but this is your only argument. No one is saying there isn’t. Religion doesn’t fix temptation. Actions do.

Neither religion nor action “fixes” temptation. Temptation will never go away. Sin will never go away. We don’t hit some magical point where we are immune to temptation and proclivity to sin. As Christians, we realize that sin is something to deal with and reject. God doesn’t want us to sin because sin harms us and other humans. Having sex with an attractive person we like and who likes us is fun. If you are married, God says you are only supposed to have sex with your spouse because adultery hurts your life as a married person; it hurts your spouse, who you love and you promised not to hurt, etc.

Everyone judges their fellow man, be it from a religious perspective, or from a non-religious, ethical/moral standpoint.

I think there are religious people who need to assess their own lives before worrying about the lives of others. They do not care about God or the Bible; they are only interested in their own selfish pleasure.

I think there are non-religious people who don’t care about anything but their own lives and selfish pleasures, and their only real problem with God and religion is that they remind some people that not everything they do is the right thing to do. They want to be free to do anything they desire, even if it hurts themselves or others.

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Anonymous wrote:Religious people are some of the most judgmental of all. Just look at the evangelicals who have photos of guns and Christmas trees together. I can think of 1000 examples right now. It isn't just "one person”. They think they have some rule book and are the chosen people and don’t watch what they do as a result. They dismiss others and do anything from disregarding them to killing them. In fact all of Jesus’s ministry was about this with the Pharisees. This issue has been going on since the beginning of time. They think because this new person is in their life and bringing them joy they are called to be with them. They equate joy with religion and don’t realize it’s just their earthly desires for money or sex or whatever. There is a name for Christian money one. It’s called the prosperity gospel teaching. How about the Taliban? Just following their religion right? Stories of sex with kids left and right. There is nothing religious about them that is worthwhile on this earth to bring peace to all. This has been a major issue with religion since the beginning of time. Self righteous piety and fake piety. Partly why there are so many religions. Everyone is looking for a fix from sin.

Religion doesn’t fix sin.

You could not be more confused, and I say that with kindness. You aren’t stupid; just extremely confused.

[Anonymous]

Umm Im not the one confused. That is what I was saying. Talk to the evangelicals and taliban about thinking that religion fixes sin. I was merely pointing out that they think this and it’s been going on since Jesus’s time

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Anonymous wrote:Religious people are some of the most judgmental of all. Just look at the evangelicals who have photos of guns and Christmas trees together. I can think of 1000 examples right now. It isn't just "one person”. They think they have some rule book and are the chosen people and don’t watch what they do as a result. They dismiss others and do anything from disregarding them to killing them. In fact all of Jesus’s ministry was about this with the Pharisees. This issue has been going on since the beginning of time. They think because this new person is in their life and bringing them joy they are called to be with them. They equate joy with religion and don’t realize it’s just their earthly desires for money or sex or whatever. There is a name for Christian money one. It’s called the prosperity gospel teaching. How about the Taliban? Just following their religion right? Stories of sex with kids left and right. There is nothing religious about them that is worthwhile on this earth to bring peace to all. This has been a major issue with religion since the beginning of time. Self righteous piety and fake piety. Partly why there are so many religions. Everyone is looking for a fix from sin.

Religion doesn’t fix sin.

You could not be more confused, and I say that with kindness. You aren’t stupid; just extremely confused.

And comments like this. It’s just masked digust or fear. There is nothing kind. Stop kidding yourself. Religious people always say with “kindness”. Bless your heart etc. We said the same thing. So neither of us is confused other than whether our words were “kind” or not

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Anonymous wrote:Religious people are some of the most judgmental of all. Just look at the evangelicals who have photos of guns and Christmas trees together. I can think of 1000 examples right now. It isn't just "one person”. They think they have some rule book and are the chosen people and don’t watch what they do as a result. They dismiss others and do anything from disregarding them to killing them. In fact all of Jesus’s ministry was about this with the Pharisees. This issue has been going on since the beginning of time. They think because this new person is in their life and bringing them joy they are called to be with them. They equate joy with religion and don’t realize it’s just their earthly desires for money or sex or whatever. There is a name for Christian money one. It’s called the prosperity gospel teaching. How about the Taliban? Just following their religion right? Stories of sex with kids left and right. There is nothing religious about them that is worthwhile on this earth to bring peace to all. This has been a major issue with religion since the beginning of time. Self righteous piety and fake piety. Partly why there are so many religions. Everyone is looking for a fix from sin.

Religion doesn’t fix sin.

You could not be more confused, and I say that with kindness. You aren’t stupid; just extremely confused.

And comments like this. It’s just masked digust or fear. There is nothing kind. Stop kidding yourself. Religious people always say with “kindness”. Bless your heart etc. We said the same thing. So neither of us is confused other than whether our words were “kind” or not

It’s not masked disgust or fear, it’s communicating as Jesus would. Religion doesn’t fix sin .

If you think religion fixes sin, you are confused. Get educated and informed, because you are flailing about in ignorance right now.

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Anonymous wrote:Religious people are some of the most judgmental of all. Just look at the evangelicals who have photos of guns and Christmas trees together. I can think of 1000 examples right now. It isn't just "one person”. They think they have some rule book and are the chosen people and don’t watch what they do as a result. They dismiss others and do anything from disregarding them to killing them. In fact all of Jesus’s ministry was about this with the Pharisees. This issue has been going on since the beginning of time. They think because this new person is in their life and bringing them joy they are called to be with them. They equate joy with religion and don’t realize it’s just their earthly desires for money or sex or whatever. There is a name for Christian money one. It’s called the prosperity gospel teaching. How about the Taliban? Just following their religion right? Stories of sex with kids left and right. There is nothing religious about them that is worthwhile on this earth to bring peace to all. This has been a major issue with religion since the beginning of time. Self righteous piety and fake piety. Partly why there are so many religions. Everyone is looking for a fix from sin.

Religion doesn’t fix sin.

You could not be more confused, and I say that with kindness. You aren’t stupid; just extremely confused.

And comments like this. It’s just masked digust or fear. There is nothing kind. Stop kidding yourself. Religious people always say with “kindness”. Bless your heart etc. We said the same thing. So neither of us is confused other than whether our words were “kind” or not

It’s not masked disgust or fear, it’s communicating as Jesus would. Religion doesn’t fix sin .

If you think religion fixes sin, you are confused. Get educated and informed, because you are flailing about in ignorance right now.

Again I don’t. You must be misreading. Someone pointed out saying don’t make all religious out to be hypocrites just because of one person you met and so I responded giving examples of thousands and thousands of years of hypocrisy and how not all but many religious can be led astray by not focusing on their own actions. Certainly there are people trying to walk the life of Jesus but many others thinking they are one with him which I have to say is just what you did.. many times hypocrisy starts right here with someone like you who thinks they are “kind” while telling someone they think they are confused (why can’t you just say I think you are confused? The kind reference is some sort of reflexive property you are assigning yourself. You always have to tack on that “Jesus angle” but Jesus wouldn’t talk like you do. You aren’t invoking him with your speech and it’s obvious because it’s not bringing peace. Somehow in addition you took my examples of hypocrisy and made them out to be my beilef which was the opposite of what I was saying. So you aren’t even comprehending the discussion yourself or getting the purpose of it pbecause you are interjecting into a response meant for the person I was responding to or just not reading correctly.

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And the reason this was on topic was because the question was how religious people justify affairs. I’m trying to stay on topic explaining how they justify their behavior. We already know that non religious people have affairs and that some religious people don’t have affairs. So we are just focusing here on religious people and how they justify affairs but the religious people can’t get out of the way to discuss and keep deflecting onto others. There are hundreds of affair discussions under relationships. This one is specifically about how religious use their religion or mask their religion to justify the affair.

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Anonymous wrote:Religious people are some of the most judgmental of all. Just look at the evangelicals who have photos of guns and Christmas trees together. I can think of 1000 examples right now. It isn't just "one person”. They think they have some rule book and are the chosen people and don’t watch what they do as a result. They dismiss others and do anything from disregarding them to killing them. In fact all of Jesus’s ministry was about this with the Pharisees. This issue has been going on since the beginning of time. They think because this new person is in their life and bringing them joy they are called to be with them. They equate joy with religion and don’t realize it’s just their earthly desires for money or sex or whatever. There is a name for Christian money one. It’s called the prosperity gospel teaching. How about the Taliban? Just following their religion right? Stories of sex with kids left and right. There is nothing religious about them that is worthwhile on this earth to bring peace to all. This has been a major issue with religion since the beginning of time. Self righteous piety and fake piety. Partly why there are so many religions. Everyone is looking for a fix from sin.

Religion doesn’t fix sin.

You could not be more confused, and I say that with kindness. You aren’t stupid; just extremely confused.

And comments like this. It’s just masked digust or fear. There is nothing kind. Stop kidding yourself. Religious people always say with “kindness”. Bless your heart etc. We said the same thing. So neither of us is confused other than whether our words were “kind” or not

It’s not masked disgust or fear, it’s communicating as Jesus would. Religion doesn’t fix sin .

If you think religion fixes sin, you are confused. Get educated and informed, because you are flailing about in ignorance right now.

Again I don’t. You must be misreading. Someone pointed out saying don’t make all religious out to be hypocrites just because of one person you met and so I responded giving examples of thousands and thousands of years of hypocrisy and how not all but many religious can be led astray by not focusing on their own actions. Certainly there are people trying to walk the life of Jesus but many others thinking they are one with him which I have to say is just what you did.. many times hypocrisy starts right here with someone like you who thinks they are “kind” while telling someone they think they are confused (why can’t you just say I think you are confused? The kind reference is some sort of reflexive property you are assigning yourself. You always have to tack on that “Jesus angle” but Jesus wouldn’t talk like you do. You aren’t invoking him with your speech and it’s obvious because it’s not bringing peace. Somehow in addition you took my examples of hypocrisy and made them out to be my beilef which was the opposite of what I was saying. So you aren’t even comprehending the discussion yourself or getting the purpose of it pbecause you are interjecting into a response meant for the person I was responding to or just not reading correctly.

word salad 2.0^^

Almost incomprehensible, sorry. I can’t understand what you are trying to communicate. I am sure you believe you have something important to say.

I don’t assign people any judgment based on their religious beliefs, or their lack of religious beliefs.

You sound hostile to religion and religious people, and you don’t sound superior in thought, intellect, or action, vs the religion/religious people you are accusing of hypocrisy. You sound like a secular hypocrite and you offer people nothing but anger and hatred of all religion.

So you believe Jewish people, Muslims, Christians, and all religions are built on hypocrisy? And all religious people are hypocrites being lead astray by religion?

I don’t see how that is anything but anti-religious rhetoric.

f religious people speak kindly, and try to do as Jesus commands us to do- we are hypocrites?

But if religious people speak harshly and rudely, they are hypocrites, too, is what I think you are saying?

You want to attack religious people for existing. You want religious people to be silent, at least.

Unfortunately for you, Americans have freedom of religion and freedom of speech. You should move to a country without those freedoms. You would at least have a place to live that limits those awful, awful freedoms you seem to hate so much.

Protip: you have a life to live without religion. Go do it. Nobody is making you attend church, pray, read the Bible, go to confession, celebrate religious ceremonies and traditions.

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Anonymous wrote:Religious people are some of the most judgmental of all. Just look at the evangelicals who have photos of guns and Christmas trees together. I can think of 1000 examples right now. It isn't just "one person”. They think they have some rule book and are the chosen people and don’t watch what they do as a result. They dismiss others and do anything from disregarding them to killing them. In fact all of Jesus’s ministry was about this with the Pharisees. This issue has been going on since the beginning of time. They think because this new person is in their life and bringing them joy they are called to be with them. They equate joy with religion and don’t realize it’s just their earthly desires for money or sex or whatever. There is a name for Christian money one. It’s called the prosperity gospel teaching. How about the Taliban? Just following their religion right? Stories of sex with kids left and right. There is nothing religious about them that is worthwhile on this earth to bring peace to all. This has been a major issue with religion since the beginning of time. Self righteous piety and fake piety. Partly why there are so many religions. Everyone is looking for a fix from sin.

Religion doesn’t fix sin.

You could not be more confused, and I say that with kindness. You aren’t stupid; just extremely confused.

And comments like this. It’s just masked digust or fear. There is nothing kind. Stop kidding yourself. Religious people always say with “kindness”. Bless your heart etc. We said the same thing. So neither of us is confused other than whether our words were “kind” or not

It’s not masked disgust or fear, it’s communicating as Jesus would. Religion doesn’t fix sin .

If you think religion fixes sin, you are confused. Get educated and informed, because you are flailing about in ignorance right now.

Again I don’t. You must be misreading. Someone pointed out saying don’t make all religious out to be hypocrites just because of one person you met and so I responded giving examples of thousands and thousands of years of hypocrisy and how not all but many religious can be led astray by not focusing on their own actions. Certainly there are people trying to walk the life of Jesus but many others thinking they are one with him which I have to say is just what you did.. many times hypocrisy starts right here with someone like you who thinks they are “kind” while telling someone they think they are confused (why can’t you just say I think you are confused? The kind reference is some sort of reflexive property you are assigning yourself. You always have to tack on that “Jesus angle” but Jesus wouldn’t talk like you do. You aren’t invoking him with your speech and it’s obvious because it’s not bringing peace. Somehow in addition you took my examples of hypocrisy and made them out to be my beilef which was the opposite of what I was saying. So you aren’t even comprehending the discussion yourself or getting the purpose of it pbecause you are interjecting into a response meant for the person I was responding to or just not reading correctly.

I find it fascinating you tell others how Jesus would “talk.”

1. Are you a Christian?
2. How do you know how Jesus would talk?
3. How did you gain special insight into the correct way Jesus would talk?
4. When other people discuss Jesus, do you always correct them because you have special and important insight into the words and commands of Jesus? Have you appointed yourself as a modern day apostle or teacher on earth, for Jesus Christ?

Please answer, I am intrigued.

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Anonymous wrote:Religious people are some of the most judgmental of all. Just look at the evangelicals who have photos of guns and Christmas trees together. I can think of 1000 examples right now. It isn't just "one person”. They think they have some rule book and are the chosen people and don’t watch what they do as a result. They dismiss others and do anything from disregarding them to killing them. In fact all of Jesus’s ministry was about this with the Pharisees. This issue has been going on since the beginning of time. They think because this new person is in their life and bringing them joy they are called to be with them. They equate joy with religion and don’t realize it’s just their earthly desires for money or sex or whatever. There is a name for Christian money one. It’s called the prosperity gospel teaching. How about the Taliban? Just following their religion right? Stories of sex with kids left and right. There is nothing religious about them that is worthwhile on this earth to bring peace to all. This has been a major issue with religion since the beginning of time. Self righteous piety and fake piety. Partly why there are so many religions. Everyone is looking for a fix from sin.

Religion doesn’t fix sin.

You could not be more confused, and I say that with kindness. You aren’t stupid; just extremely confused.

And comments like this. It’s just masked digust or fear. There is nothing kind. Stop kidding yourself. Religious people always say with “kindness”. Bless your heart etc. We said the same thing. So neither of us is confused other than whether our words were “kind” or not

It’s not masked disgust or fear, it’s communicating as Jesus would. Religion doesn’t fix sin .

If you think religion fixes sin, you are confused. Get educated and informed, because you are flailing about in ignorance right now.

Again I don’t. You must be misreading. Someone pointed out saying don’t make all religious out to be hypocrites just because of one person you met and so I responded giving examples of thousands and thousands of years of hypocrisy and how not all but many religious can be led astray by not focusing on their own actions. Certainly there are people trying to walk the life of Jesus but many others thinking they are one with him which I have to say is just what you did.. many times hypocrisy starts right here with someone like you who thinks they are “kind” while telling someone they think they are confused (why can’t you just say I think you are confused? The kind reference is some sort of reflexive property you are assigning yourself. You always have to tack on that “Jesus angle” but Jesus wouldn’t talk like you do. You aren’t invoking him with your speech and it’s obvious because it’s not bringing peace. Somehow in addition you took my examples of hypocrisy and made them out to be my beilef which was the opposite of what I was saying. So you aren’t even comprehending the discussion yourself or getting the purpose of it pbecause you are interjecting into a response meant for the person I was responding to or just not reading correctly.

word salad 2.0^^

Almost incomprehensible, sorry. I can’t understand what you are trying to communicate. I am sure you believe you have something important to say.

I don’t assign people any judgment based on their religious beliefs, or their lack of religious beliefs.

You sound hostile to religion and religious people, and you don’t sound superior in thought, intellect, or action, vs the religion/religious people you are accusing of hypocrisy. You sound like a secular hypocrite and you offer people nothing but anger and hatred of all religion.

So you believe Jewish people, Muslims, Christians, and all religions are built on hypocrisy? And all religious people are hypocrites being lead astray by religion?

I don’t see how that is anything but anti-religious rhetoric.

f religious people speak kindly, and try to do as Jesus commands us to do- we are hypocrites?

But if religious people speak harshly and rudely, they are hypocrites, too, is what I think you are saying?

You want to attack religious people for existing. You want religious people to be silent, at least.

Unfortunately for you, Americans have freedom of religion and freedom of speech. You should move to a country without those freedoms. You would at least have a place to live that limits those awful, awful freedoms you seem to hate so much.

Protip: you have a life to live without religion. Go do it. Nobody is making you attend church, pray, read the Bible, go to confession, celebrate religious ceremonies and traditions.

I’m on a phone now so can’t respond to all of these but basically you are misinterpreting absolutely everything including yourself and accusing things that aren’t true and this is the same conversation I have with any religious person who wants to attribute good onto themselves and bad onto anyone that attacks religion. Literally everything you said is false. I’m actually a practicing religious person who does not like hypocrisy in their church and I don’t like adultery. But because the words don’t come out how you are used to this becomes your interpretation as so many others which is why these problems just fester in religion.

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Anonymous wrote:Religious people are some of the most judgmental of all. Just look at the evangelicals who have photos of guns and Christmas trees together. I can think of 1000 examples right now. It isn't just "one person”. They think they have some rule book and are the chosen people and don’t watch what they do as a result. They dismiss others and do anything from disregarding them to killing them. In fact all of Jesus’s ministry was about this with the Pharisees. This issue has been going on since the beginning of time. They think because this new person is in their life and bringing them joy they are called to be with them. They equate joy with religion and don’t realize it’s just their earthly desires for money or sex or whatever. There is a name for Christian money one. It’s called the prosperity gospel teaching. How about the Taliban? Just following their religion right? Stories of sex with kids left and right. There is nothing religious about them that is worthwhile on this earth to bring peace to all. This has been a major issue with religion since the beginning of time. Self righteous piety and fake piety. Partly why there are so many religions. Everyone is looking for a fix from sin.

Religion doesn’t fix sin.

You could not be more confused, and I say that with kindness. You aren’t stupid; just extremely confused.

And comments like this. It’s just masked digust or fear. There is nothing kind. Stop kidding yourself. Religious people always say with “kindness”. Bless your heart etc. We said the same thing. So neither of us is confused other than whether our words were “kind” or not

It’s not masked disgust or fear, it’s communicating as Jesus would. Religion doesn’t fix sin .

If you think religion fixes sin, you are confused. Get educated and informed, because you are flailing about in ignorance right now.

Again I don’t. You must be misreading. Someone pointed out saying don’t make all religious out to be hypocrites just because of one person you met and so I responded giving examples of thousands and thousands of years of hypocrisy and how not all but many religious can be led astray by not focusing on their own actions. Certainly there are people trying to walk the life of Jesus but many others thinking they are one with him which I have to say is just what you did.. many times hypocrisy starts right here with someone like you who thinks they are “kind” while telling someone they think they are confused (why can’t you just say I think you are confused? The kind reference is some sort of reflexive property you are assigning yourself. You always have to tack on that “Jesus angle” but Jesus wouldn’t talk like you do. You aren’t invoking him with your speech and it’s obvious because it’s not bringing peace. Somehow in addition you took my examples of hypocrisy and made them out to be my beilef which was the opposite of what I was saying. So you aren’t even comprehending the discussion yourself or getting the purpose of it pbecause you are interjecting into a response meant for the person I was responding to or just not reading correctly.

I find it fascinating you tell others how Jesus would “talk.”

1. Are you a Christian?
2. How do you know how Jesus would talk?
3. How did you gain special insight into the correct way Jesus would talk?
4. When other people discuss Jesus, do you always correct them because you have special and important insight into the words and commands of Jesus? Have you appointed yourself as a modern day apostle or teacher on earth, for Jesus Christ?

Please answer, I am intrigued.

Like this statement. “I find it fascinating you tell others how Jesus would talk”. I’m literally just responding to your own statement that you used Jesus name in your thinking of “kindness” to me while offering a criticism. It’s just mind blindness and now deflecting. If I have something negative to say I in no way think that Jesus is directing my actions. You do. I was simply calling out how absurd it was to say you were being kind and how it was somehow related to Jesus. You did this not me

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11:35. People here are too mired in their own thought to have a discussion and I’m not willing to go back and forth having something someone else does put onto me (and for the record while all these religious people say that they can’t have a religious discussion without interference from the non religious Ive found that absolutely not true. There are plenty of discussions about best churches and what type of prayer you like best etc that aren’t confrontational. Obviously one about how religious people mess up is going to bring some sort of attack on religion since that’s the topic of conversation). Patrick Doyle has a lot of information on why religious people do this type of thing and how to heal from it. For anyone interested I’d refer you to him for both help and understanding.

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Anonymous wrote:Religious people are some of the most judgmental of all. Just look at the evangelicals who have photos of guns and Christmas trees together. I can think of 1000 examples right now. It isn't just "one person”. They think they have some rule book and are the chosen people and don’t watch what they do as a result. They dismiss others and do anything from disregarding them to killing them. In fact all of Jesus’s ministry was about this with the Pharisees. This issue has been going on since the beginning of time. They think because this new person is in their life and bringing them joy they are called to be with them. They equate joy with religion and don’t realize it’s just their earthly desires for money or sex or whatever. There is a name for Christian money one. It’s called the prosperity gospel teaching. How about the Taliban? Just following their religion right? Stories of sex with kids left and right. There is nothing religious about them that is worthwhile on this earth to bring peace to all. This has been a major issue with religion since the beginning of time. Self righteous piety and fake piety. Partly why there are so many religions. Everyone is looking for a fix from sin.

Religion doesn’t fix sin.

You could not be more confused, and I say that with kindness. You aren’t stupid; just extremely confused.

And comments like this. It’s just masked digust or fear. There is nothing kind. Stop kidding yourself. Religious people always say with “kindness”. Bless your heart etc. We said the same thing. So neither of us is confused other than whether our words were “kind” or not

It’s not masked disgust or fear, it’s communicating as Jesus would. Religion doesn’t fix sin .

If you think religion fixes sin, you are confused. Get educated and informed, because you are flailing about in ignorance right now.

Again I don’t. You must be misreading. Someone pointed out saying don’t make all religious out to be hypocrites just because of one person you met and so I responded giving examples of thousands and thousands of years of hypocrisy and how not all but many religious can be led astray by not focusing on their own actions. Certainly there are people trying to walk the life of Jesus but many others thinking they are one with him which I have to say is just what you did.. many times hypocrisy starts right here with someone like you who thinks they are “kind” while telling someone they think they are confused (why can’t you just say I think you are confused? The kind reference is some sort of reflexive property you are assigning yourself. You always have to tack on that “Jesus angle” but Jesus wouldn’t talk like you do. You aren’t invoking him with your speech and it’s obvious because it’s not bringing peace. Somehow in addition you took my examples of hypocrisy and made them out to be my beilef which was the opposite of what I was saying. So you aren’t even comprehending the discussion yourself or getting the purpose of it pbecause you are interjecting into a response meant for the person I was responding to or just not reading correctly.

I find it fascinating you tell others how Jesus would “talk.”

1. Are you a Christian?
2. How do you know how Jesus would talk?
3. How did you gain special insight into the correct way Jesus would talk?
4. When other people discuss Jesus, do you always correct them because you have special and important insight into the words and commands of Jesus? Have you appointed yourself as a modern day apostle or teacher on earth, for Jesus Christ?

Please answer, I am intrigued.

Like this statement. “I find it fascinating you tell others how Jesus would talk”. I’m literally just responding to your own statement that you used Jesus name in your thinking of “kindness” to me while offering a criticism. It’s just mind blindness and now deflecting. If I have something negative to say I in no way think that Jesus is directing my actions. You do. I was simply calling out how absurd it was to say you were being kind and how it was somehow related to Jesus. You did this not me

Jesus commands us to love our neighbor like ourselves. You aren’t my neighbor but why should I not interact with you in kindness?

You are declaring every religious person is a hypocrite and all religion is built on thousands of years of hypocrisy.

Those are not kind statements and thoughts.

You then go on to “correct” people for “faking kindness” and go further to say kind words mask “disgust.”

You are not right about either of your statements that my words are fake kindness and I sm definitely not disgusted by you.

I am sorry you live in a world where you think everyone (at least religious people) are faking kindness or outright disgusted by you. That’s a terrible way to live.

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Meant to say 11:35 again. Same person