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Anonymous wrote:Isn't Hegseth an alcoholic and an adulterer? How are people thinking christianity makes you a good person? How are people so dumb to "believe" him? I don't understand

The “born again” types tend to be evil AF.

That's been my experience. They can just do something else evil or unethical and then get "born again" again.

Jesus would not be into bombing people.

More importantly, it means NOTHING about being a good person. That is what people have to understand. Either you're a good human being, or you're not. and there are a lot of things implicit in religion that makes people bad humans. Just look at what people that believe they were "chosen" by a mythical god have brought to the world.

So what you're saying is Christians are inherently bad people.

NP. the Christians who hinge on "Jesus's forgiveness" are inherently bad people. People who are actually good people, of all religions and non-religion, don't need to be forgiven because they're not doing anything so terrible. And it's really not a difficult choice for us.

“For ALL have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.”

Christian doctrine states that everyone needs forgiveness, not just people you decided are bad.

Well, some people use "forgiveness" as a cover for their wrongdoing. Not all actions are the same. Me leaving the mirrors turned in and the wipers turned up of someone who parked too close to me, is not the same as someone who harms a child, or steals from someone, or justified murder and war for the sake of god's alleged plan.

You suck. Don't touch my car or you will regret it. I have a dashcam. I will post your face all over the internet.

So you have a dash cam, and STILL can't park between the lines decently?

Oh, honey...

Dash cams are not meant help people park better. They are a security camera for your car.

You don’t understand that, but tried to bully another poster. Yikes.

Point. Over your head it went.

Ok Yoda. Most people know what a dashcam is for.

Dashcam or not. If the car has a built-in dash cam... well good god, why get an expensive car if it can't help you park? Whether the vehicle has built in mechanisms or you figure it out yourself.... none of that matters. The point is, don't drive a car you can't handle - or can't park.

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Anonymous wrote:Isn't Hegseth an alcoholic and an adulterer? How are people thinking christianity makes you a good person? How are people so dumb to "believe" him? I don't understand

The “born again” types tend to be evil AF.

That's been my experience. They can just do something else evil or unethical and then get "born again" again.

Jesus would not be into bombing people.

More importantly, it means NOTHING about being a good person. That is what people have to understand. Either you're a good human being, or you're not. and there are a lot of things implicit in religion that makes people bad humans. Just look at what people that believe they were "chosen" by a mythical god have brought to the world.

So what you're saying is Christians are inherently bad people.

NP. the Christians who hinge on "Jesus's forgiveness" are inherently bad people. People who are actually good people, of all religions and non-religion, don't need to be forgiven because they're not doing anything so terrible. And it's really not a difficult choice for us.

“For ALL have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.”

Christian doctrine states that everyone needs forgiveness, not just people you decided are bad.

Well, some people use "forgiveness" as a cover for their wrongdoing. Not all actions are the same. Me leaving the mirrors turned in and the wipers turned up of someone who parked too close to me, is not the same as someone who harms a child, or steals from someone, or justified murder and war for the sake of god's alleged plan.

You suck. Don't touch my car or you will regret it. I have a dashcam. I will post your face all over the internet.

So you have a dash cam, and STILL can't park between the lines decently?

Oh, honey...

Dash cams are not meant help people park better. They are a security camera for your car.

You don’t understand that, but tried to bully another poster. Yikes.

Point. Over your head it went.

Ok Yoda. Most people know what a dashcam is for.

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Anonymous wrote:Isn't Hegseth an alcoholic and an adulterer? How are people thinking christianity makes you a good person? How are people so dumb to "believe" him? I don't understand

The “born again” types tend to be evil AF.

That's been my experience. They can just do something else evil or unethical and then get "born again" again.

Jesus would not be into bombing people.

More importantly, it means NOTHING about being a good person. That is what people have to understand. Either you're a good human being, or you're not. and there are a lot of things implicit in religion that makes people bad humans. Just look at what people that believe they were "chosen" by a mythical god have brought to the world.

So what you're saying is Christians are inherently bad people.

NP. the Christians who hinge on "Jesus's forgiveness" are inherently bad people. People who are actually good people, of all religions and non-religion, don't need to be forgiven because they're not doing anything so terrible. And it's really not a difficult choice for us.

“For ALL have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.”

Christian doctrine states that everyone needs forgiveness, not just people you decided are bad.

Well, some people use "forgiveness" as a cover for their wrongdoing. Not all actions are the same. Me leaving the mirrors turned in and the wipers turned up of someone who parked too close to me, is not the same as someone who harms a child, or steals from someone, or justified murder and war for the sake of god's alleged plan.

You suck. Don't touch my car or you will regret it. I have a dashcam. I will post your face all over the internet.

So you have a dash cam, and STILL can't park between the lines decently?

Oh, honey...

Dash cams are not meant help people park better. They are a security camera for your car.

You don’t understand that, but tried to bully another poster. Yikes.

Point. Over your head it went.

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Anonymous wrote:Isn't Hegseth an alcoholic and an adulterer? How are people thinking christianity makes you a good person? How are people so dumb to "believe" him? I don't understand

The “born again” types tend to be evil AF.

That's been my experience. They can just do something else evil or unethical and then get "born again" again.

Jesus would not be into bombing people.

More importantly, it means NOTHING about being a good person. That is what people have to understand. Either you're a good human being, or you're not. and there are a lot of things implicit in religion that makes people bad humans. Just look at what people that believe they were "chosen" by a mythical god have brought to the world.

So what you're saying is Christians are inherently bad people.

NP. the Christians who hinge on "Jesus's forgiveness" are inherently bad people. People who are actually good people, of all religions and non-religion, don't need to be forgiven because they're not doing anything so terrible. And it's really not a difficult choice for us.

“For ALL have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.”

Christian doctrine states that everyone needs forgiveness, not just people you decided are bad.

Well, some people use "forgiveness" as a cover for their wrongdoing. Not all actions are the same. Me leaving the mirrors turned in and the wipers turned up of someone who parked too close to me, is not the same as someone who harms a child, or steals from someone, or justified murder and war for the sake of god's alleged plan.

You suck. Don't touch my car or you will regret it. I have a dashcam. I will post your face all over the internet.

So you have a dash cam, and STILL can't park between the lines decently?

Oh, honey...

Dash cams are not meant help people park better. They are a security camera for your car.

You don’t understand that, but tried to bully another poster. Yikes.

The pope doesn't own Jesus, but yeah Hegseth is evil

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Anonymous wrote:Isn't Hegseth an alcoholic and an adulterer? How are people thinking christianity makes you a good person? How are people so dumb to "believe" him? I don't understand

The “born again” types tend to be evil AF.

That's been my experience. They can just do something else evil or unethical and then get "born again" again.

Jesus would not be into bombing people.

More importantly, it means NOTHING about being a good person. That is what people have to understand. Either you're a good human being, or you're not. and there are a lot of things implicit in religion that makes people bad humans. Just look at what people that believe they were "chosen" by a mythical god have brought to the world.

So what you're saying is Christians are inherently bad people.

NP. the Christians who hinge on "Jesus's forgiveness" are inherently bad people. People who are actually good people, of all religions and non-religion, don't need to be forgiven because they're not doing anything so terrible. And it's really not a difficult choice for us.

“For ALL have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.”

Christian doctrine states that everyone needs forgiveness, not just people you decided are bad.

Well, some people use "forgiveness" as a cover for their wrongdoing. Not all actions are the same. Me leaving the mirrors turned in and the wipers turned up of someone who parked too close to me, is not the same as someone who harms a child, or steals from someone, or justified murder and war for the sake of god's alleged plan.

You suck. Don't touch my car or you will regret it. I have a dashcam. I will post your face all over the internet.

So you have a dash cam, and STILL can't park between the lines decently?

Oh, honey...

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Anonymous wrote:Isn't Hegseth an alcoholic and an adulterer? How are people thinking christianity makes you a good person? How are people so dumb to "believe" him? I don't understand

The “born again” types tend to be evil AF.

That's been my experience. They can just do something else evil or unethical and then get "born again" again.

Jesus would not be into bombing people.

More importantly, it means NOTHING about being a good person. That is what people have to understand. Either you're a good human being, or you're not. and there are a lot of things implicit in religion that makes people bad humans. Just look at what people that believe they were "chosen" by a mythical god have brought to the world.

So what you're saying is Christians are inherently bad people.

NP. the Christians who hinge on "Jesus's forgiveness" are inherently bad people. People who are actually good people, of all religions and non-religion, don't need to be forgiven because they're not doing anything so terrible. And it's really not a difficult choice for us.

“For ALL have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.”

Christian doctrine states that everyone needs forgiveness, not just people you decided are bad.

Well, some people use "forgiveness" as a cover for their wrongdoing. Not all actions are the same. Me leaving the mirrors turned in and the wipers turned up of someone who parked too close to me, is not the same as someone who harms a child, or steals from someone, or justified murder and war for the sake of god's alleged plan.

You suck. Don't touch my car or you will regret it. I have a dashcam. I will post your face all over the internet.

I cannot believe someone thinks it’s ok to mess with other people’s cars and tries to sound noble about it. Scary.

And yet he sits in a wall-in guarded place.

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Anonymous wrote:Isn't Hegseth an alcoholic and an adulterer? How are people thinking christianity makes you a good person? How are people so dumb to "believe" him? I don't understand

The “born again” types tend to be evil AF.

That's been my experience. They can just do something else evil or unethical and then get "born again" again.

Jesus would not be into bombing people.

More importantly, it means NOTHING about being a good person. That is what people have to understand. Either you're a good human being, or you're not. and there are a lot of things implicit in religion that makes people bad humans. Just look at what people that believe they were "chosen" by a mythical god have brought to the world.

So what you're saying is Christians are inherently bad people.

NP. the Christians who hinge on "Jesus's forgiveness" are inherently bad people. People who are actually good people, of all religions and non-religion, don't need to be forgiven because they're not doing anything so terrible. And it's really not a difficult choice for us.

“For ALL have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.”

Christian doctrine states that everyone needs forgiveness, not just people you decided are bad.

Well, some people use "forgiveness" as a cover for their wrongdoing. Not all actions are the same. Me leaving the mirrors turned in and the wipers turned up of someone who parked too close to me, is not the same as someone who harms a child, or steals from someone, or justified murder and war for the sake of god's alleged plan.

You suck. Don't touch my car or you will regret it. I have a dashcam. I will post your face all over the internet.

Trump and most of his cohort routinely take the Lord's name in vain with their religious proclamations. To anyone who is actually a Christian, they are obvious charlatans and snake oil salesmen. Then again, the Bible says there will be people like this in the end days, so stock up. We have a sale on dehydrated food. Visit www.MAGAtrumpsuckers.com.

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Anonymous wrote:Isn't Hegseth an alcoholic and an adulterer? How are people thinking christianity makes you a good person? How are people so dumb to "believe" him? I don't understand

The “born again” types tend to be evil AF.

That's been my experience. They can just do something else evil or unethical and then get "born again" again.

Jesus would not be into bombing people.

More importantly, it means NOTHING about being a good person. That is what people have to understand. Either you're a good human being, or you're not. and there are a lot of things implicit in religion that makes people bad humans. Just look at what people that believe they were "chosen" by a mythical god have brought to the world.

So what you're saying is Christians are inherently bad people.

NP. the Christians who hinge on "Jesus's forgiveness" are inherently bad people. People who are actually good people, of all religions and non-religion, don't need to be forgiven because they're not doing anything so terrible. And it's really not a difficult choice for us.

“For ALL have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.”

Christian doctrine states that everyone needs forgiveness, not just people you decided are bad.

Well, some people use "forgiveness" as a cover for their wrongdoing. Not all actions are the same. Me leaving the mirrors turned in and the wipers turned up of someone who parked too close to me, is not the same as someone who harms a child, or steals from someone, or justified murder and war for the sake of god's alleged plan.

You mess with someone’s car if they park too close to you? What if it is an old person or a distracted parent who didn’t mean too, and they drive and don’t realize you messed with their mirrors and get in a wreck and someone gets hurt? What if their child gets injured or killed or another person who didn’t even park next to you? I really need my mirrors to drive safely.

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Anonymous wrote:Isn't Hegseth an alcoholic and an adulterer? How are people thinking christianity makes you a good person? How are people so dumb to "believe" him? I don't understand

The “born again” types tend to be evil AF.

That's been my experience. They can just do something else evil or unethical and then get "born again" again.

Jesus would not be into bombing people.

More importantly, it means NOTHING about being a good person. That is what people have to understand. Either you're a good human being, or you're not. and there are a lot of things implicit in religion that makes people bad humans. Just look at what people that believe they were "chosen" by a mythical god have brought to the world.

So what you're saying is Christians are inherently bad people.

NP. the Christians who hinge on "Jesus's forgiveness" are inherently bad people. People who are actually good people, of all religions and non-religion, don't need to be forgiven because they're not doing anything so terrible. And it's really not a difficult choice for us.

“For ALL have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.”

Christian doctrine states that everyone needs forgiveness, not just people you decided are bad.

Well, some people use "forgiveness" as a cover for their wrongdoing. Not all actions are the same. Me leaving the mirrors turned in and the wipers turned up of someone who parked too close to me, is not the same as someone who harms a child, or steals from someone, or justified murder and war for the sake of god's alleged plan.

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Anonymous wrote:I love the pope. Hogsbreath is evil, posing as a disciple but leading others astray and creating chaos and suffering. He will be judged for his sins.

As an atheist, I regret to say there will be no judgement day for Hegseth, but hopefully he will be take to task while he's still alive. I like the Pope too.

Another atheist here who almost wishes for hell to be real.

Anonymous wrote:This Pope is a good man. Let no one use Christ to justify this nonsensical Iran war.

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/03/world/middleeast/pope-iran-war.html

Hegseth Says U.S. Troops Are Fighting for Jesus. The Pope Disagrees.
In sharp contrast to the Trump administration’s calls for Christian prayers for the war effort, Pope Leo XIV says military domination is “entirely foreign to the way of Jesus Christ.”

So God didn’t listen to Abraham Lincoln’s prayers? Or Winston Churchill’s prayers?

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Anonymous wrote:Isn't Hegseth an alcoholic and an adulterer? How are people thinking christianity makes you a good person? How are people so dumb to "believe" him? I don't understand

The “born again” types tend to be evil AF.

That's been my experience. They can just do something else evil or unethical and then get "born again" again.

Jesus would not be into bombing people.

More importantly, it means NOTHING about being a good person. That is what people have to understand. Either you're a good human being, or you're not. and there are a lot of things implicit in religion that makes people bad humans. Just look at what people that believe they were "chosen" by a mythical god have brought to the world.

So what you're saying is Christians are inherently bad people.

NP. the Christians who hinge on "Jesus's forgiveness" are inherently bad people. People who are actually good people, of all religions and non-religion, don't need to be forgiven because they're not doing anything so terrible. And it's really not a difficult choice for us.

“For ALL have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.”

Christian doctrine states that everyone needs forgiveness, not just people you decided are bad.

+1 for real

1 Samuel 2:2

"There is no one holy like the LORD; there is no one besides you; there is no Rock like our God.”