I keep telling mom that the worst kind of people are in churches because she says I should go there and maybe find a gf

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>>25616621 because of that world perception of yours, you ended up here with us youre doomed forever, its over

>>25616621 >the worst kind of people are in churches Hahaha, no. Politics, maybe, but not churches.

her @ ??

>>25616646 The Church is the scoundrel's refuge. The scoundrel can sin as much as he wants from Monday to Saturday, and then on Sunday he'll go in and beg for forgiveness, and it's all "good" with him and God.

>>25616715 Very Jewish take. That's not how it works, but you knew that.

>>25616722 That's exactly how it works, bud. "Do whatever you want and sin however you want, so long as you go to Mass on Sunday". So says the Church of the Grand Inquisitor.

>>25616638 I was hoping it would say 0 dias sobria again at the end >>25616611 >random video of beating up a girl in the middle xD

Actually i would prefer and respect more her as a whore, it less hypocritical. Evangelicals are not people, they are garbage.

>>25616917 why youre speaking my language if youre not brazilian? where did you get permission for that?

This gratuitous restriction of religion to a code of behaviour, besides overlooking the strongest and deepest of the religious man's motives, prompts the suspicion that those capable of it have probably never understood or been moved by the impulses and emotions that seek expression in the speculations and guesses which go to compose the dogmata and doctrines of all religions. Thus, R. H. Thouless remarks: "We must not define religion in such a way as to imply that a man cannot be religious unless he is good," and he cites Benvenuto Cellini as an example of one who, although extremely wicked, was extremely religious (I.P.R. Chap. I). One cannot help thinking also of those obviously depraved prostitutes that one used to see in the churches of Paris every day of the week, praying with a fervour and fanaticism hardly equalled by their more virtuous sisters in adjacent pews. Professor J. B. Pratt entirely supports Thouless on this question. "Call it what you will," he says, "there is in most human lives an attitude toward the Determiner of Destiny which simply is not to be identified with social righteousness or any other kind of morality . . . it is perfectly possible that a religious man may be immoral and that a moral man may be irreligious. . . . Religion, if taken seriously and rationally, will be deeply moral; but it is not morality". (T.R.C. Chap. I).

this is what i want

>>25621930 hermano