The Worst Religion

Originally posted by whiteknight26
Just wondering - since mormons are some of the nicest people I have ever met, would you care to give some reasons why you think it is the worst religion?

Because its full of BS.

Jesus in america, golden plates, an angel called moroni, etc.


Im not saying mormons are the worst people, Im saying their religion is one of the worst.

Originally posted by generalissimo
Because its full of BS.

Jesus in america, golden plates, an angel called moroni, etc.


Im not saying mormons are the worst people, Im saying their religion is one of the worst.

Worse than these guys?
http://www.bestdestinations.com.br/aa/LogotiposdaIURD_E284/LOGO_IURD_ANTIGO.jpg

Originally posted by generalissimo
Because its full of BS.

Jesus in america, golden plates, an angel called moroni, etc.


Im not saying mormons are the worst people, Im saying their religion is one of the worst.

Heck, just a few years ago they decided that you were entitled to equal rights even if you weren't white-skinned. Of course, that doesn't apply if you happen to homosexual (even if you are white.)

Originally posted by Palynka
Worse than these guys?
http://www.bestdestinations.com.br/aa/LogotiposdaIURD_E284/LOGO_IURD_ANTIGO.jpg

They're the same.

However, those guys succeed in being even more pathetic, but one day I'll get them all to be shot by a firing squad.

Originally posted by TerrierJack
Heck, just a few years ago they decided that you were entitled to equal rights even if you weren't white-skinned. Of course, that doesn't apply if you happen to homosexual (even if you are white.)

and yet From 1849 to 1978, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) had a policy against ordaining black men of African descent to the priesthood. Under the same policy, black men and women of African descent were prohibited from participating in the temple Endowment and sealings, ordinances that the church teaches are necessary for the highest degree of salvation.

see, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mormonism_and_race

Originally posted by generalissimo
From 1849 to 1978, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) had a policy against ordaining black men of African descent to the priesthood.

To this very day, the Catholic Church has a policy against ordaining women to the priesthood.

Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
To this very day, the Catholic Church has a policy against ordaining women to the priesthood.

Which is sad and regrettable.

Originally posted by scherzo
Which is sad and regrettable.

To say the least.

Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
To this very day, the Catholic Church has a policy against ordaining women to the priesthood.

Will they ever have pregnant women as priest?
Think about the pope being in her 7th month. 😉

Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
To say the least.

It's almost as bad as Islamophobia.

Ah-hem.

Originally posted by FabianFnas
Will they ever have pregnant women as priest?
Think about the pope being in her 7th month. 😉

No worse than the last pope they had who could barely sit in a chair without using a cane.

Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
No worse than the last pope they had who could barely sit in a chair without using a cane.

And this pope, who is a fascist.

Originally posted by rwingett
How is Hominidae a family? The differences between one hominid and another can be as wide as that between any other family. What would an orangutan have in common with a chimpanzee? How in any way could a gorilla be said to belong to the same family as a human?

A good criterion would be genetic relatedness, shared physical characteristics or a common origin. Hominidae have a strong resemblance to one another. For Christianity, I don't see that at all. And I don't see it as useful to talk about Christianity as a religion when discussing worst 'religion'. Christians are not homogeneous; they are as different from one another as ethnicities or nationalities.

Originally posted by FabianFnas
One definition that collects all christians into the same religion might be:
"A Christian is someone who believs in John 3:16."
And subsequently:
"Christianity is the collection of all christians."

In this context, yes, christianity is a religion. One part of the Abrahamian monotheistic religion.

Well, Christians do disagree about the interpretation of John 3:16 and the second definition is just plain circular. What are Christians? Those who identify under Christianity? And what is Christianity? The totality of Christians. Brilliant.

Originally posted by scherzo
And this pope, who is a fascist.

How is the Pope a fascist?