Originally posted by AThousandYoung The kumquat post was no less ridiculous than Christianity in my opinion. I still have no idea what your post was supposed to mean.
No offense, but your opinion doesn't carry a whole lot of weight, if you are unable to distinguish a difference between the worship of inanimate objects and the worship of their Creator.
Originally posted by FreakyKBH No offense, but your opinion doesn't carry a whole lot of weight, if you are unable to distinguish a difference between the worship of inanimate objects and the worship of their Creator.
But the kumquat is only feigning being inanimate, as a test.
Originally posted by DeepThought Breach of promise regarding an afterlife presumably, unless there is some more specific grievance against a particular church. As it's a civil case it would go on balance of probability, rather than proof beyond reasonable doubt, which from an agnostic point of view is quite an entertaining proposition. Sadly I doubt he'll get very far as he'll have to ...[text shortened]... liberately telling people to do the wrong things in order to reduce overcrowding in heaven...
Unbelievable!!!
How could they ever know heaven is going to be overcrowded 🙄