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Calling Lent "Christian Ramadan" is what's pathetic.CameronPoe wrote:
This is probably lowing's most pathetic OP ever. Man, think of your reputation. At least post noteworthy fucking articles with meaningful consequences, not this tosh. 45% of Dutch are atheist for fuck sake! 'Vastenaktie'. lol
Whats Iron Maiden got to do with this?KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Quick, run for the hills!
Yup, but so is thinking that because someone says this shite it means anything....!Stingray24 wrote:
Calling Lent "Christian Ramadan" is what's pathetic.
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Blame the lamewad Catholic charity - it makes no sense to me whatsoever.Stingray24 wrote:
Calling Lent "Christian Ramadan" is what's pathetic.CameronPoe wrote:
This is probably lowing's most pathetic OP ever. Man, think of your reputation. At least post noteworthy fucking articles with meaningful consequences, not this tosh. 45% of Dutch are atheist for fuck sake! 'Vastenaktie'. lol
QFTGunSlinger OIF II wrote:
I think fasting for an imaginary friend is likewise pathetic.
You said my last thread was the worst OP I ever started.......I think the more you hate it, the more I like it.CameronPoe wrote:
This is probably lowing's most pathetic OP ever. Man, think of your reputation. At least post noteworthy fucking articles with meaningful consequences, not this tosh. 45% of Dutch are atheist for fuck sake! 'Vastenaktie'. lol. An organisation so significant that I and probably most others have never even hear of it...
You want to bring back the good ole days when Europe was significantly influencing Islam... the Crusades?lowing wrote:
Tell me again how Islam is not significantly influencing Europe.
What the man saidCameronPoe wrote:
This is probably lowing's most pathetic OP ever. Man, think of your reputation. At least post noteworthy fucking articles with meaningful consequences, not this tosh. 45% of Dutch are atheist for fuck sake! 'Vastenaktie'. lol. An organisation so significant that I and probably most others have never even hear of it...
I don't see a problem with this because this 'organisation', whoever they are, are probably about as influential as a damp paper bag. I think you forget that religion is dead in Europe lowing. We aren't like the US - we don't have a 'bible belt'. Atheism is increasing steadily. The enlightenment has arrived. Also lowing, just because someone says something doesn't make it true. Knowledge of Christianity is infinitely more widespread in Europe than that of Islam and only an absolute dribbling moron - like the people in this 'charity' - would contend otherwise.lowing wrote:
Seriously, you do not see a problem with this? You really do not know what they are doing by making these changes? I mean they came right out and admitted more people are familiar with Islam than Christianity!!! Would you believe that or even read about it 50 years ago??
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I am not religious but I am also no ones judge in matters of faith. There nothing pathetic about a persons personal beliefs. If it stays personal that is.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
I think fasting for an imaginary friend is likewise pathetic.
How can that be? This article is from a Euro newspaper....... but as for you Cam, I understand, I doubt you would read this in your beloved Al Jazeera.CameronPoe wrote:
It's funny how all these little stories only ever reach us Europeans through the likes of lowing posting articles from right wing newspapers, we never see or hear these kinds of things in REAL LIFE.
No, those Europeans that read such papers would read it and realise it for what it is - a not very newsworthy story. And then we have to put up with seeing it reposted on this forum as if it meant something.lowing wrote:
How can that be? This article is from a Euro newspaper....... but as for you Cam, I understand, I doubt you would read this in your beloved Al Jazeera.CameronPoe wrote:
It's funny how all these little stories only ever reach us Europeans through the likes of lowing posting articles from right wing newspapers, we never see or hear these kinds of things in REAL LIFE.
correct, I should rephrase. Let it be known that this is me rephrasing. Whatever floats someones boat.Kmarion wrote:
I am not religious but I am also no ones judge in matters of faith. There nothing pathetic about a persons personal beliefs. If it stays personal that is.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
I think fasting for an imaginary friend is likewise pathetic.
The thing is, it is yet another example as to the bowing to Islam that is going on. The very notion of this taking place and freely admitting why they are doing it is a sign of the times of things yet to come.....inch by inchCameronPoe wrote:
I don't see a problem with this because this 'organisation', whoever they are, are probably about as influential as a damp paper bag. I think you forget that religion is dead in Europe lowing. We aren't like the US - we don't have a 'bible belt'. Atheism is increasing steadily. The enlightenment has arrived. Also lowing, just because someone says something doesn't make it true. Knowledge of Christianity is infinitely more widespread in Europe than that of Islam and only an absolute dribbling moron - like the people in this 'charity' - would contend otherwise.lowing wrote:
Seriously, you do not see a problem with this? You really do not know what they are doing by making these changes? I mean they came right out and admitted more people are familiar with Islam than Christianity!!! Would you believe that or even read about it 50 years ago??
lol. Believe what you want lowing. I'll just keep living my merry European life unaffected by Islamic culture in any way, shape or form and with no tangible threat to my way of life apparent in anything I see or do in Europe.lowing wrote:
The thing is, it is yet another example as to the bowing to Islam that is going on. The very notion of this taking place and freely admitting why they are doing it is a sign of the times of things yet to come.....inch by inch