cool
how about temporarily sterilizing everyone at birth and only allowing the desirables to procreate later on in life
lmfao
burn the heretic at the stake!
put them in a wooden barrel full of railroad spikes and roll them down the hill!
if they survive then they're a witch and must be burned at the stake!
if they died then oh well, it was god's will
lmfao
more people have died over the course of human history from religious wars over anything else but keep being stupid dogmatic following dogs
just like a liberal, label anything that opposes your viewpoint as shill, you fucking retard
if you were born in india, you'd be a fucking buddhist
afghanistan, you'd be a muslim
and so on
but keep thumping your stupid ass religion based off what ancient civilizations used to shape their societies at the time to what suited their needs and has been constantly changed ever since to do the same fucking shit to the current societies
go shill for the church some more - it's not like organized religion is a multi-trillion dollar, worldwide business model or anything
>hall aye youyuh, borther!
>muh rari go vroom and the bitches go ooooooo
>pls gibs more so i can buy another one
ok liberal
hey posobiec, maybe the church will pay for you to renew your wedding vows in israel again
first you must post 100 more bible verses to your socials
you too, preying medic..make it snappy
from the book of oldsteen, chapter 1 verse 1
it's been corrupt since the very beginning but nice try
nahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
but it can't p-possibly b-be all about the m-money though can it?
nahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
>This mid-range estimate puts the value of religion to U.S. society at over $1 trillion annually.
>"Our third, higher-end estimate recognizes that people of faith conduct their affairs to some extent (however imperfectly) inspired and guided by their faith ideals," say the authors.
>This higher-end estimate is based on the household incomes of religiously affiliated Americans, and places the value of faith to U.S. society at $4.8 trillion annually, or the equivalent of nearly a third of America's gross domestic product (GDP).
>The research all finds that despite declining religious affiliation in the U.S. population, religious organizations have tripled the amount of money spent on social programs in the last 15 years, to $9 billion.
https://www.ecumenicalnews.com/article/religion-is-big-business-in-the-us-adds-more-than-1-trillion-to-the-economy/51867.htm
of course it's not about the money, goy
let's take a trip down righteous holier than thou lane
just another proxy between america and china on who gets to own which puppet state
they really should just kick this shit off already
may the better country win
he couldn't possibly be scratching his ear
>open img new tab
>zoom 300%
>dark spot in hand is simply shadow
or just a little common sense