Johnny Kilroy
79 points in 1 quarter
Now I know there's A LOT of ignant muhfukkas up in HL.
People who think all religious people wanna kill everybody, even though they work with, sit next to on the train, talk to, are family members of, etc to religious people who clearly aren't trying to kill them.
But that doesn't change the fact there is a lot of hostility towards people with different beliefs. Why is that?
Especially among the Abrahamic faiths. I had the pleasure (cough, cough) and reading the posts of a gentleman who thinks Jews, Christians and Muslims don't worship the same God. Like, his brain simply couldn't comprehend that. Now I'm not excusing this nameless idiot's idiocy, but yall sure don't make it easy for morons like him.
If you're worshiping the same God but in different ways, why is it imperative that the next man worship exactly like you?
To quote my man Lupe: "The books that take you to heaven and let you meet the Lord there, have become misinterpreted reasons for warfare..."
And I'm not talking about any individuals in here (although I have seen a little bit of it here), but just in general. I understand a lot of it is politics globally. But for my religious brehs, how do you feel about other religious folks who don't believe exactly as you do. And what makes you right and them wrong?
People who think all religious people wanna kill everybody, even though they work with, sit next to on the train, talk to, are family members of, etc to religious people who clearly aren't trying to kill them.
But that doesn't change the fact there is a lot of hostility towards people with different beliefs. Why is that?
Especially among the Abrahamic faiths. I had the pleasure (cough, cough) and reading the posts of a gentleman who thinks Jews, Christians and Muslims don't worship the same God. Like, his brain simply couldn't comprehend that. Now I'm not excusing this nameless idiot's idiocy, but yall sure don't make it easy for morons like him.
If you're worshiping the same God but in different ways, why is it imperative that the next man worship exactly like you?
To quote my man Lupe: "The books that take you to heaven and let you meet the Lord there, have become misinterpreted reasons for warfare..."
And I'm not talking about any individuals in here (although I have seen a little bit of it here), but just in general. I understand a lot of it is politics globally. But for my religious brehs, how do you feel about other religious folks who don't believe exactly as you do. And what makes you right and them wrong?