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Who will deliver us from the evangelists?

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Caissa
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Get behind me Satan.Kiss


The Devil
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I already am my friend.  BWAHAHAHAHA!


Slumberjack
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Joined: Aug 8 2005

We can only hope that Dawkins will follow up at some point with 'The Devil Delusion."


The Devil
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...and here I always thought Dawkins was a delusion.  I look forward to debating him someday.


Caissa
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Sooner rather than later, I think.Wink


GOD
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Ok Devil, you know the drill.............

  

EXORCIZO te, immundíssime spíritus, omnis incúrsio adversárii, omne phantasma, omnis légio, in nómine Dómini nostri Jesu Christi eradicáre, et effugáre ab hoc plásmate Dei . Ipse tibi ímperat, qui te de supérnis cæaelórum in inferióra terræ demérgi præcépit. Ipse tibi ímperat, qui mari, ventis et tempestátibus imperávit. Audi ergo, et time, sátana, inimice fidei, hostis géneris humáni, mortis addúctor, vitæ raptor, justítiæ declinátor, malórum radix, fomes vitiórum, sedúctor hóminum, próditur géntium, incitátor invídiæ, origo avaritiæ, causa discórdiæ, excitátor dolórum: quid stas, et resistis, cum scias, Christum Dóminum vias tuas pérdere? Illum métue, qui in Isaac immolátus est, in Joseph venúndatus, in agno occísus, in hómine crucifixus, deinde inférni triumphátor fuit. Sequentes crucis fiat in fronte obsessi. Recéde ergo in nómine Patris , et Fílii , et Spíritus  Sancti: da locum Spirítui Sancto, per hoc signum sanctæ  Crucis Jesu Christi Dómini nostri: Qui cum Patre et eódem Spíritu Sancto vivit et regnat Deus, per ómnia sæcula sæculórum.


The Devil
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oh shi... *vanishes in a puff of sulphurous smoke*


bagkitty
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Joined: Aug 27 2008

Well it seems to have turned into a party thread. Perhaps this will sober things up a little.


oldgoat
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Well thanks for that rather grounding post.  All I can say as someone who likes to think of themselves as progressive, is that sometimes I just really fucking despair.  It might be part of why I don't get into the really gravits threads as much as I used to.  The other side is smart, well resourced, and for now owns the public discourse.  I really see the advent of a North America wide Cromwellian Theocracy.

 

 


Boom Boom
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Joined: Dec 29 2004

Wow. That link is despair-inducing, for sure. Frown


Slumberjack
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Joined: Aug 8 2005

Yeah, way to go bagkitty.  In one fell swoop, you've managed to get oldgoat to say fuck, call us stu...pid, and admit he's the devil.


bagkitty
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Joined: Aug 27 2008

So basically, you are saying I am a bit of a buzzkill? Okay, I can live with that.

Thanks to oldgoat for taking the time to explore the link... sorry that your eyes had to see that, but it does encourage me slightly that someone actually made the effort. There are reasons the SPLC has seen fit to designate organizations like the American Family Association hate groups.


bagkitty
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Joined: Aug 27 2008

The link I posted in #38 is no longer up on the AFA website, I guess it was even to vile for them (or is it that it was simply inexpedient).

JMG has a posting on it and its history (see here)

JMG wrote:
On Tuesday, American Family Association radio host Bryan Fischer announced that Native Americans were "morally disqualified from sovereign control of American soil" because they had rejected attempts to convert them to Christianity. That may have finally been just a little too extreme for Fischer's bosses at the AFA. Right Wing Watch reports:

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The Native American Rights Fund said Fischer's comments are "not worth dignifying with a reply," and AFA blogger Elijah Friedeman called Fischer's views "repulsive." It appears that the AFA is now expunging Fischer's vicious article on Native Americans, along with Freideman's denunciation - they have even removed his column from Renew America where it was also posted. Fischer's original article has been removed from the AFA's Focal Point blog (while leaving his radio commentary on YouTube); similarly, Friedeman's reaction was taken down from the AFA's website and is no longer listed on his blog either.

Still remaining is Fischer's column calling for Muslims to be banned from the military, his column describing gay activists as domestic terrorists, his column demanding an overturn of our democracy in favor of Biblical law, his column calling for the abolishing of high school, and his column recommending that homosexuals be rounded up and put in concentration camps. The American Family Association is perfectly OK with all of that.

[emphasis added in final paragraph of quoted material]

 


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