Originally posted by wormwoodworship "it" what is "it", I didn't say I would, just warning you.
there's that typical christian theme of oppression and violence again. "worship me, or I'll torture you in a lake of fire for all eternity."
even if I believed in such a monstrosity, there's absolutely no way I'd agree to worship it.
Originally posted by wormwoodAbsolutely wonderful, and this from a man with the illogicallity to worship Wood. You're a sick pup wormster !
there's that typical christian theme of oppression and violence again. "worship me, or I'll torture you in a lake of fire for all eternity."
even if I believed in such a monstrosity, there's absolutely no way I'd agree to worship it.
GRANNY.
Originally posted by muppymanha! hell is where the sanctimonious, psalm singing, sin-seeking bible thumpers go. if you want to avoid them, better head for heaven.
I will opt for Hell, thanks. The idea of spending eternity in the company of sanctimonious, psalm singing, sin-seeking bible thumpers is infinitely more punishing than anything uncle Lucifer could throw at me.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbySalutations GB I just pop into forumville occasionally to absorb the sagacity, and having done so, repair to the evil world of reality for another joust with life. 🙂
From one old repro to another, sure pleases me that you're still around.
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Originally posted by muppyman"I see for nature no defeat
Salutations GB I just pop into forumville occasionally to absorb the sagacity, and having done so, repair to the evil world of reality for another joust with life. 🙂
in one tree's overthrow,
nor for myself in my retreat
for yet another blow."
(Final stanza of an untitled poem from 'In The Clearing', Robert Frost's last published volume)