Conquer Club

The asylum wrote:As I get older (45) I find myself thinking that Islam could be the future for Europe.

I no longer drink as the hangovers are unbearable nowadays. I am against homosexuality in every way, although I'll leave throwing them off buildings to a more moderate Muslim. I like numerous women, but I draw the line at anything below 19 (not that I can get anything that young these days). I've always been a bit of a chauvinist so the abolishing of feminism will suit me down to the ground. Let's face it who gives a f*ck what a fat hairy bitch wants anyway!

Yes Islam has many great points for the mature male and I really could see myself converting!

Aloha snack bar!

DoomYoshi wrote:Christianity doesn't support drunkenness, homosexuality or feminism either.

DoomYoshi wrote:the pope isn't christian. he is a Marian

GabonX wrote:

DoomYoshi wrote:the pope isn't christian. he is a Marian

That's a silly thing to say about the Vicar of Jesus Christ.

It's like saying "Obama isn't a democrat, he's a politician."

DoomYoshi wrote:Catholics worship Mary, the Mother of Christ. Christians worship Christ.

DoomYoshi wrote:The current Pope actually brought a copy of a painting back to Argentina and started a Mary cult that worships the (copy of a) painting.

tzor wrote:You forgot to mention that Islam is a strong supporter of paedophilia; their "prophet" married a girl at the age of 6 (although did not have sexual relations with her until the age of 9).

Historic Catholicism: Mary was 13 years old when she was forcibly married to the middle-aged Joseph.

Modern Catholicism: The Catholic outfit has paid-out $4 billion in the last 60 years due to their ordained priests fucking little boys, officially sanctioned by the church through cover-ups. It's believed this represents only a small minority of occurrences. Tzor - as a loyal member of this Catholic outfit, your moral compass was set by someone who most likely was tearing up the rectal tissue of screaming and crying 9 year olds after Sunday school. The competence of your ethical judgments about any other religion can be evaluated in that light.

tzor wrote:You forgot to mention that Islam is a strong supporter of paedophilia; their "prophet" married a girl at the age of 6 (although did not have sexual relations with her until the age of 9).

The very name of Islam is "submission and obedience." It is designed to reward absolute submission with carnal pleasures, both in this life and in the life to come. It is a very interesting Christian heresy, hobbled together from a number of Christian heresies and thrown in with a complete misunderstanding of both Jewish and Christian scriptures as well as a complete screw up of biblical timelines.

saxitoxin wrote:...

ConfederateSS wrote: since 610 A.D.(yes,A.D.---screw that B.C.E./Common ERA crap)

tzor wrote:

saxitoxin wrote:LOL, really? A Catholic denouncing another religion for "supporting pedophilia"?

Historic Catholicism: Mary was 13 years old when she was forcibly married to the middle-aged Joseph.

Modern Catholicism: The Catholic outfit has paid-out $4 billion in the last 60 years due to their ordained priests fucking little boys, officially sanctioned by the church through cover-ups. It's believed this represents only a small minority of occurrences. Tzor - as a loyal member of this Catholic outfit, your moral compass was set by someone who most likely was tearing up the rectal tissue of screaming and crying 9 year olds after Sunday school. The competence of your ethical judgments about any other religion can be evaluated in that light.

pot-kettle-black

Big difference between pre-puberty and post-puberty. (As a technical note, it is generally believed she was 14, not 13 when she gave birth to Jesus which was common at that time ... as opposed to over a half millennium later) attraction to post-puberty women is not paedophilia. "Pedophilia or paedophilia is a psychiatric disorder in which an adult or older adolescent experiences a primary or exclusive sexual attraction to prepubescent children."

Finnegan, the Minnesota lawyer, said insurers are increasingly denying clergy sex abuse claims, in part because many states are widening the window of time in which victims can file complaints. That creates more potential financial liability for churches and insurers.

“The risks for insurance companies have gone up dramatically as more people have come forward, and that’s more reason for them to fight,” Finnegan said. “They’re doing anything they can to not pay on those claims.”

Many insurers stopped covering clergy sex abuse claims in the 1980s, when large-scale abuse cases, such as by the Rev. Gilbert Gauthe in Lafayette, La., led to massive settlements — and massive insurance losses. Some insurers do cover sexual misconduct but charge higher premiums for the coverage.

https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2016/ ... story.html

saxitoxin wrote:ITT tzor defends his cult's support of 13 year old girls marrying 45 year old men on moral relativism - "it was common at that time."

Catholic Encyclopedia wrote:It will not be without interest to recall here, unreliable though they are, the lengthy stories concerning St. Joseph's marriage contained in the apocryphal writings. When forty years of age, Joseph married a woman called Melcha or Escha by some, Salome by others; they lived forty-nine years together and had six children, two daughters and four sons, the youngest of whom was James (the Less, "the Lord's brother"). A year after his wife's death, as the priests announced through Judea that they wished to find in the tribe of Juda a respectable man to espouse Mary, then twelve to fourteen years of age. Joseph, who was at the time ninety years old, went up to Jerusalem among the candidates; a miracle manifested the choice God had made of Joseph, and two years later the Annunciation took place. These dreams, as St. Jerome styles them, from which many a Christian artist has drawn his inspiration (see, for instance, Raphael's "Espousals of the Virgin"), are void of authority; they nevertheless acquired in the course of ages some popularity; in them some ecclesiastical writers sought the answer to the well-known difficulty arising from the mention in the Gospel of "the Lord's brothers"; from them also popular credulity has, contrary to all probability, as well as to the tradition witnessed by old works of art, retained the belief that St. Joseph was an old man at the time of marriage with the Mother of God.

tzor wrote:These writings place his age not at 45 but 90!

tzor wrote:You forgot to mention that Islam is a strong supporter of paedophilia