Still a Clown. And IMO not a Christian since Jesus' main teaching was tolerance and love of others. Religions that teach that they are the only way to *insert afterlife location of their choice* are seriously f**ked.
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Still a Clown. And IMO not a Christian since Jesus' main teaching was tolerance and love of others. Religions that teach that they are the only way to *insert afterlife location of their choice* are seriously f**ked.
Re: Folau’s online comments have taken a turn for the worse.
Perhaps IF sees himself as a CrusaderOriginally Posted by Jarrod Burton
Re: Folau’s online comments have taken a turn for the worse.
A Saracen, bent on jihad more like.
Any update on you campaign to get Sarries to change their name?
"We demand strict proof for opinions we dislike, but are satisfied with mere hints for what we’re inclined to accept."John Henry Newman
Re: Folau’s online comments have taken a turn for the worse.
But why? If the club was called Jihadis then I would have the same view as a club called Crusaders
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Every religion has this to some extent.
Christianity - Heaven
Islam - Paradise (Firdaws I think)
Judism - Shamayim
Hindu - Swarga Loka
Sikhism - Reincarnation to a higher Cast - Until Mukti is acheived
Buddism - Seems to have different stages of after life similar to Sikhism
These are all of the main religions and each of them have a reward for certain behaviour while other behaviours will be punished in the stated afterlife. The last 2 are the closest to not having an afterlife though there is still a goal to escape the life - death - rebirth cycle in Sikhism and an actual afterlife in Buddhism.
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Just idle curiosity.. but where does your screen name come from Arabcheif ?
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If he isn't from Dundee I for one shall be very disappointed
The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane.
Marcus Aurelius
Man may do as he will; he may not will what he wills
Arthur Schopenhauer
Tullamore Dew, the Afghan Wigs, and many, many strippers - how to get over your ex. How true.
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Crossref and SimonSmith - I'm technically from Stirling (in Scotland). But I support Dundee UTD FC, if anyone needs to know, the DUFC fans are collectively known as the Arabs. There are many stories why this is so but it dates back to before I can remember, so it's been a fair amount of time. So its in homage to my compatriot DUFC fans.
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Woosh...i had no idea about that, so over my head completely. If I had to guess I would have guessed a reference to some obscure rugby drinking song perhaps...
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Close enough!
The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane.
Marcus Aurelius
Man may do as he will; he may not will what he wills
Arthur Schopenhauer
Tullamore Dew, the Afghan Wigs, and many, many strippers - how to get over your ex. How true.
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