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[Mark Fulton]

Is Obama really an atheist but not willing to publicly admit it?

[EvolutionKills]

(18-02-2013 02:56 AM)Mark Fulton Wrote:  Is Obama really an atheist but not willing to publicly admit it?

If he was, you'd think he would have picked a less crazy pastor to pretend with...

[Phaedrus]

(18-02-2013 02:56 AM)Mark Fulton Wrote:  Is Obama really an atheist but not willing to publicly admit it?

Don't you know anything? He's clearly a Jihadist Muslim Jew.

[Adam B.]

(18-02-2013 03:21 AM)EvolutionKills Wrote:  

(18-02-2013 02:56 AM)Mark Fulton Wrote:  Is Obama really an atheist but not willing to publicly admit it?

I seriously doubt it
I guessing they check that now before you can get sworn into office




If he was, you'd think he would have picked a less crazy pastor to pretend with...

[DeathsNotoriousAngel]

(18-02-2013 02:56 AM)Mark Fulton Wrote:  Is Obama really an atheist but not willing to publicly admit it?

Let's put it this way. In his first inauguration speech, the verse he chose to quote out of the bible was 1 Corinthians 13:11 which says "When I was a child, I talked like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child. When I became a man, I put childish ways behind me.

Btw, I think this particular verse has a sweet irony that atheist can use to argue against the religious, since religion is childish fairytale nonsense

[ClydeLee]

(17-02-2013 09:22 AM)Chas Wrote:  

(17-02-2013 09:12 AM)Adam B. Wrote:  does any one know who we have in political office that is an open atheist

U.S. Representative Pete Stark (D) California
U.S. Representative Kyrsten Sinema (D) Arizona

I also don't think Kyrsten Sinema is an open atheist... she is an open bisexual. I remember reading about her in November and I think it's only speculated she is an atheist. I think she is openly not christian or of any other religion... that doesn't mean she doesn't believe in some nondenominational god like plenty others these days.

"spokesman Justin Unga said Friday that Sinema does not consider
herself a nonbeliever, adding that she prefers a "secular approach.''

"Kyrsten believes the terms non-theist, atheist or nonbeliever are
not befitting of her life's work or personal character,'' Unga said in
email. "She does not identify as any of the above.''
She did define her religious affiliation as NONE and didn't swear in on the bible... but I find no statement of hers confirming she believes in a god so it may be taken as she's atheist.

[EvolutionKills]

This is your Brain.



This is your Brain on Scientology.

[kim]

Yea, Tom Cruise's religion seems to make him out a kook but... what delusion religion doesn't do that to anyone? I've never really been a fan of his but I do have to admit; he is an astonishingly good actor. And I'm kinda picky about that shit.

Oh... by the way, I've never - yes, never - seen Top Gun. I reject it, outright. That's the way I roll on this one.

[Chas]

(19-02-2013 02:41 PM)kim Wrote:  Oh... by the way, I've never - yes, never - seen Top Gun. I reject it, outright. That's the way I roll on this one.

Why not? It's pretty good.

[fstratzero]

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