Happy Easter

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
It depends, sometimes I can resonate with a post here or there.

So that's a "no" when it comes to Christian solidarity with Christian member of this community?

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you can do what you like

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
I cannot make this any clearer, absolutely no affinity. In fact after perusing some images i feel not a little repulsed if I am honest.

Images of Christian churches burned down or murdered Christians or both?

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its more like a meh who cares if i am honest.

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that's a personal question and will be ignored.

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
no where have i said that and if i have not why are you saying that I have, is this really the best you can do, fabricate statements and then attribute those fabricated values to other people in a sly and dishonest manner?

It was a question. Here let me reword it:

Do you think the origin of the notion of an egg representing fertility ~ throughout the world, wherever it is found ~ is in European "paganism"?

Originally posted by FMF
Does the symbol of the swastika mean the same thing to devotees of certain Indian religions as it did [or does] to National Socialists and the German people?

Bump for robbie.

Originally posted by FMF
It was a question. Here let me reword it:

Do you think the origin of the notion of an egg representing fertility ~ throughout the world, wherever it is found ~ is in European "paganism"?

European paganism? I would need to research the matter to give any kind of informed answer although from memory I am sure that the paganism associated with eggs and fertility stretches beyond the borders of Europe.

Originally posted by FMF
Bump for robbie.

answered it already.

here it is AGAIN

No they mean different things but the origin is the same, and the fact that the Nazis hijacked it as a symbol of Arianism rather highlights the point at hand, for its exactly the same thing that your christian fellows have done with these pagan elements and i should really thank you for highlighting the fact. The fact that they view or perceive them as anything other than pagan symbols cannot and does not negate the fact that they are still pagan elements, in like manner the fact that the swastika and its use cannot and does not negate its Hindu origins.

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frequently? dude you're not that interesting. Please get a grip on yourself.