In the name of religion
#1
In the name of religion
Another religious freak for you:
All done to 'spread the word of Christianity'. Landed on his head, drilling a hole through the powder. Got dug out by the photographer and walked away, crediting his faith in God. (I'm sure his wife and kid loved every second.)
How are your local 'Christians' doing?
The original article's dried up, but there's still this:
http://www.natives.co.uk/action/list...istitemid=972&
All done to 'spread the word of Christianity'. Landed on his head, drilling a hole through the powder. Got dug out by the photographer and walked away, crediting his faith in God. (I'm sure his wife and kid loved every second.)
How are your local 'Christians' doing?
The original article's dried up, but there's still this:
http://www.natives.co.uk/action/list...istitemid=972&
#2
Re: In the name of religion
From the article:
"In January 2005, skier Brent "Newt" Newton died after jumping off a 50-foot cliff at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort."
Obviously a heathen
"In January 2005, skier Brent "Newt" Newton died after jumping off a 50-foot cliff at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort."
Obviously a heathen
#3
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 2,542
Re: In the name of religion
Originally Posted by AdobePinon
Another religious freak for you:
All done to 'spread the word of Christianity'. Landed on his head, drilling a hole through the powder. Got dug out by the photographer and walked away, crediting his faith in God. (I'm sure his wife and kid loved every second.)
How are your local 'Christians' doing?
The original article's dried up, but there's still this:
http://www.natives.co.uk/action/list...istitemid=972&
All done to 'spread the word of Christianity'. Landed on his head, drilling a hole through the powder. Got dug out by the photographer and walked away, crediting his faith in God. (I'm sure his wife and kid loved every second.)
How are your local 'Christians' doing?
The original article's dried up, but there's still this:
http://www.natives.co.uk/action/list...istitemid=972&
#4
Re: In the name of religion
Originally Posted by Bradford Lass
Doing fine thanks dont blame God for the nutters
#5
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 2,542
Re: In the name of religion
Originally Posted by AdobePinon
But who intelligently designed the nutters?
#7
Re: In the name of religion
Originally Posted by Bradford Lass
Could say the Devil but I am going for another glass of red he definitely designed that
http://movies.collegehumor.com/items...or.1608816.wmv
#8
Re: In the name of religion
Originally Posted by AdobePinon
Another religious freak for you:
All done to 'spread the word of Christianity'. Landed on his head, drilling a hole through the powder. Got dug out by the photographer and walked away, crediting his faith in God. (I'm sure his wife and kid loved every second.)
How are your local 'Christians' doing?
The original article's dried up, but there's still this:
http://www.natives.co.uk/action/list...istitemid=972&
All done to 'spread the word of Christianity'. Landed on his head, drilling a hole through the powder. Got dug out by the photographer and walked away, crediting his faith in God. (I'm sure his wife and kid loved every second.)
How are your local 'Christians' doing?
The original article's dried up, but there's still this:
http://www.natives.co.uk/action/list...istitemid=972&
I think its stating the obvious that the bloke in your pic is a few sandwiches short of a picnic - perhaps for his next trick he'll catch a bullet between his teeth in the name of Jesus
#9
Re: In the name of religion
Originally Posted by Bradford Lass
Doing fine thanks dont blame God for the nutters
They will never stop blaming God for the nutters. Because they don't believe in God, they don't beleive in the Devil. Oh well. We know.
#10
Re: In the name of religion
I see from this thread that some of you jumped as well. Caught your attention. Everyone is entitled to an opinion but personally I think discernment plays a big part in the conclusion I arrive at. :scared:
#11
Re: In the name of religion
Originally Posted by tony126
I see from this thread that some of you jumped as well. Caught your attention. Everyone is entitled to an opinion but personally I think discernment plays a big part in the conclusion I arrive at. :scared:
"It was a really, really heavy and intense experience for all of us," Nielsen said.
#12
Re: In the name of religion
Originally Posted by rincewind
Oh blimey. The Google ads are on religious over load
Hey you!
Where've you been? I was wondering how you were going on. How's the new house & job?
#13
Re: In the name of religion
Originally Posted by Sarah
Hey you!
Where've you been? I was wondering how you were going on. How's the new house & job?
Where've you been? I was wondering how you were going on. How's the new house & job?
Things are going well and the job is keeping me busy. Which is why I haven't been here much.
The house is cool although I experieced my first winter gas bills as this place has water and heating on gas. Yikes :scared:
Things are good. You?
#14
Re: In the name of religion
Originally Posted by franc11s
Oh well. We know.
#15
Re: In the name of religion
Originally Posted by franc11s
Hi Bradford Lass, I'm doing fine too.
They will never stop blaming God for the nutters. Because they don't believe in God, they don't beleive in the Devil. Oh well. We know.
They will never stop blaming God for the nutters. Because they don't believe in God, they don't beleive in the Devil. Oh well. We know.
Back to my beer....