Just found this, I still laugh every time

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    1 day ago

    If you distrust someone because of their religious beliefs, you’re probably a bad person.

    Then again, I don’t trust Christians. Hypocrisy at its finest.

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      18 hours ago

      If you distrust someone because of their religious beliefs, you’re probably a bad person.

      Wait… why? Why is it bad to distrust someone who believes in an invisible friend who grants wishes well into their 30s?

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        Its worth nothing that most of these people were indoctrinated into their beliefs since they were born, and many of them attend church weekly to reaffirm their beliefs. They were raised surrounded by christians, were told christianity is true, and think that if you question god you will be consciously tortured for eternity. They’re not just a bunch of idiots.

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      If someone is claiming God is on their side, then absolutely they should not be trusted.

      A good example was Huckabee’s message to Trump where he says he shouldn’t listen to humble old Huckabee, but he should listen to God, who, coincidentally, is saying exactly the same thing as Huckabee.

      If you have your faith but make no assertions about it’s validity over other opinions nor that it confers divine authority to the words or deeds of any person, cool, I respect that faith. I’m inclined to have some faith myself, but I’m not about to claim any of it is more than my personal wild guesses and hope.

      However organized religion is generally exploitable and bad people take advantage…