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kacekwl

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44. Never heard that. Was told Jesus loved and forgave everyone.

Reply to trotsky (Reply #24)

Fri Dec 13, 2019, 07:19 PM

Dec 2019

If of course if you believed.

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Millennials Are Leaving Religion And Not Coming Back [View all] trotsky Dec 2019 OP

thank you jesus Voltaire2 Dec 2019 #1

I'm 42 and have been against organized religion, for at least dewsgirl Dec 2019 #3

I am 71 and have felt the same for about 55 years. I find doc03 Dec 2019 #6

If I have learned anything over the last 3 years, it is definitely this. dewsgirl Dec 2019 #15

I think not believing makes people vulnerable to anything donkeypoofed Dec 2019 #2

How do explain a so-called Christian that can support a president that is an admitted doc03 Dec 2019 #4

It can't be explained moose65 Dec 2019 #5

My mother was 92 years old when she passed away in 2012. She literally doc03 Dec 2019 #10

Bless her! moose65 Dec 2019 #12

The fact that they... 3catwoman3 Dec 2019 #31

Interesting. But I feel exactly the opposite Major Nikon Dec 2019 #11

You're going to have to explain Paula White bitterross Dec 2019 #16

That is about the weirdest unfounded conclusion I have ever encountered. eppur_se_muova Dec 2019 #19

You obviously know a lot about the experience of atheists. Act_of_Reparation Dec 2019 #21

Cults are mostly religious. edhopper Dec 2019 #23

Hope it makes you feel better about yourself to look down on us atheists. Cuthbert Allgood Dec 2019 #25

We believe in plenty FiveGoodMen Dec 2019 #26

The elements that comprise my body do not feel alone. AtheistCrusader Dec 2019 #42

On the contrary, believing in mythology which there is zero evidence makes people vulnerable to Sea Glass Dec 2019 #48

More humanists and ethical culturalists. no_hypocrisy Dec 2019 #7

This message was self-deleted by its author Act_of_Reparation Dec 2019 #22

It is possible to have faith outside the context of religion The Blue Flower Dec 2019 #8

Possible, yes. In reality it doesn't really work that way. Major Nikon Dec 2019 #14

Amen to that. Polly Hennessey Dec 2019 #9

It's been that way as long as there's been organized religion Major Nikon Dec 2019 #13

+10 Duppers Dec 2019 #34

The most moral people I've ever known didn't show up in some building to hear CaptYossarian Dec 2019 #17

That is a hopeful sign, I think. MineralMan Dec 2019 #18

I watched Rick Steves Christmas in Europe and kacekwl Dec 2019 #20

What are the "real teachings of Jesus" though? trotsky Dec 2019 #24

Never heard that. Was told Jesus loved and forgave everyone. kacekwl Dec 2019 #44

Look at your own words. "Jesus loved and forgave everyone..." trotsky Dec 2019 #46

In much of Europe religion is purely ceremonial Major Nikon Dec 2019 #38

Millenials in the PRC have also left religion. guillaumeb Dec 2019 #27

LMAO trotsky Dec 2019 #36

Yes, it is clear that these Chinese atheists will elad us all into a new era of tolerance guillaumeb Dec 2019 #39

LMAO trotsky Dec 2019 #40

Good that you recognize what you engage in. guillaumeb Dec 2019 #41

LMAO trotsky Dec 2019 #45

But whatabout China? Major Nikon Dec 2019 #43

makes me like them even more Skittles Dec 2019 #28

There are some good churches out there TheRealNorth Dec 2019 #29

Religion gives itself the names it has earned. n/t trotsky Dec 2019 #37

Interesting point from the article... NeoGreen Dec 2019 #30

The younger folks recognize the hypocrisy of 'witnessing' for the faith by those supporting Trump an keithbvadu2 Dec 2019 #32

Maybe it is because... NeoGreen Dec 2019 #33

Trump was sent by God Cartoonist Dec 2019 #35

This is some of the best news I've read in a long time. Sea Glass Dec 2019 #47