Insane Religious Stories In The News


"'They raised nearly $3.2m (£2.5m) from more than 300 people. At least $1.3m of that went directly to the couple or was 'used for their own personal benefit', a complaint filed in Denver County District Court said."

Only $1.3M USD? God would tell me to pocket $3.0M USD minimum. He thinks I'm worth it.
 

"'They raised nearly $3.2m (£2.5m) from more than 300 people. At least $1.3m of that went directly to the couple or was 'used for their own personal benefit', a complaint filed in Denver County District Court said."

Only $1.3M USD? God would tell me to pocket $3.0M USD minimum. He thinks I'm worth it.
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^I dislike Christmas trees--a relic of Germanic paganism. Moreover, having a dying tree sucking up water in a futile attempt to stay alive in your parlor seems like an odd way to commemorate the birth of the Savior--creepy, it is! Moreover, most ornamented Christmas trees are examples of garish bad taste. Oh well, my curmudgeonly opinions aren't going to change anything!
 
^I dislike Christmas trees--a relic of Germanic paganism. Moreover, having a dying tree sucking up water in a futile attempt to stay alive in your parlor seems like an odd way to commemorate the birth of the Savior--creepy, it is! Moreover, most ornamented Christmas trees are examples of garish bad taste. Oh well, my curmudgeonly opinions aren't going to change anything!

Does that opinion apply also to white Christmas trees of the 1960s? Allegedly stylistic & futuristic
 

"Meanwhile, a teacher in southeast Texas said she’s playing a 'risky game' after deciding she won’t display the Ten Commandments in her classroom at all. But if she must, she said, she will hang it upside down."

Blasphemy!
 

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