>feigning faith
How am I feigning faith? I love my wife, children, country and God. I believe that Christ died for my sins. How I choose to believe that and what effect that has on my soul is known only by myself and God. Tell me what I’m missing? I said I don’t care about the doctrines or the congregation all that much. I really need to follow every law to saved or what? No flesh is justified by the law.
I'm not Christian, but this still pisses me off...
Kayden Stewart
Jace Bennett
I actually did. The male friends were typical church guy pussies with no life skills. The women were similar - complete mental basket cases.
Turns out leading an incredibly sheltered life where you don't face real struggle growing up makes you fragile as fuck. Can't respect that.
Kayden Cooper
There's no way this would actually work, is there? Sounds like bs to me.
Oh and the whole moral inhabition about doing this sort of thing is stupid. Everyone is faking everything all the time, and only naive idealists believe otherwise. I guess naive idealists are the kind of people wjo really believe in religions in the first place. Churches are full of leaders who don't really care or have ulterior motives... because all institutions are like that.
Justin Green
I'm not talking about Buddhism specifically
But the average white girl is much more likely to be into mystical eastern religious stuff than Christianity
I guarantee you that you'd find far more white girls per capita in some yoga class than in a church
Nicholas Allen
All of the women I grew up with in a conservative church are single moms now. No thanks
Levi Lewis
The goal is ethnic similarity not moral purity you fag