Non-Sunday Church Goers are Going to Roast in Hell

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...at least that's what the local family oriented (non-religious) radio station declared. One of the radio personalities bluntly said after a conversation regarding Sunday church going (versus Saturday night or during the week) that those who went to church on Saturday because of a tee time on Sunday would burn in hell as Satans slave. Shocked

Nice.

This is EXACTLY why I can't buy into organized religion. People just lose their freakin' minds. I highly doubt that Jesus would be upset if you choose to worship him on Saturday and then relax and enjoy the world he gave you on Sunday. But that is just me.

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I'm with you, fellow pagan. Dance with me.

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Shake it Gus...shake what the good Lord gave you!

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Amen, sister!

<begins to gyrate furiously>

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Not that I am trying to justify what this personality said, but......

I once called my wife an idiot. How does that make you feel about me?

Oh, of course I left out the context of the entire conversation. My friend and I were talking about what possible reasons why she consented to marry me. Now I don't look quite as bad when the statement is placed in context.

Now, I don't know the context of the statement. I assume you do and that the speaker was absolutely serious. But somehow trying to make a point about religion based on an out of context statement is a bit disingenuous, don't you think?

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They were serious. It was far too serious a conversation for the show it was on, IMO.

Basically, the segment ended with the comment "and then all of you can roast in the flames of hell as Satan's slave." in regards to those who do not go to church, do not dress up for church and those who attend mass on any day other than Sunday for any reason other than you just absolutely can not make it on Sunday (being sick).

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I'll certainly take your word for it then that it was serious. In which case I don't think they have any more idea of what they are talking about than I would if I were to engage someone in a discussion of German politics.

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Very true.

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some people are just dicks

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I always hate to see people assert rules to a religion.
Truth of the matter is, until we DIE, noone knows what will happen.
There is no way to tell if the rules are factual or not
Dont eat a cow (muslim )
no sex until marriage (christian )
Sunday worship ONLY (mormon )
blah blah blah...

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Some people have been saying that for hundreds of years. No doubt some people will be saying that for hundreds of years into the future.

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The person who said that is just an ignoramous, switch the station fast. I am so tired of hearing this kind of puke.

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Is it hot in here or is it just me?

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It was just inappropriate. A secular station giving me religious advice? How to get to heaven? I don't think so.

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boomerang wrote:

Is it hot in here or is it just me?

You're just plain hot boomer. :wink:

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shewolfnm wrote:

I always hate to see people assert rules to a religion.
Truth of the matter is, until we DIE, noone knows what will happen.
There is no way to tell if the rules are factual or not
Dont eat a cow (muslim )
no sex until marriage (christian )
Sunday worship ONLY (mormon )
blah blah blah...

Actually, don't eat a cow is Hindu.

Muslim rules for eating and drinking are similar to Jewish rules, seeing as the two religions both have the same origins.

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Wolf_ODonnell wrote:

Muslim rules for eating and drinking are similar to Jewish rules, seeing as the two religions both have the same origins.

Christianity is actually much closer historically to Judaism than is Islam. By your supposition, Christian and Jewish eating practices ought to be similar. But they are not.

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Phoenix32890 wrote:

Wolf_ODonnell wrote:
Muslim rules for eating and drinking are similar to Jewish rules, seeing as the two religions both have the same origins.

Christianity is actually much closer historically to Judaism than is Islam. By your supposition, Christian and Jewish eating practices ought to be similar. But they are not.

Well, you can blame Paul for that.

If it had been up to Jesus, we would still be eating like the Jewish people do, after all, their rules are also in the Christian Bible, right?

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My good friend Frank and I are having a civil discussion about the existence/non-existence of hell. You can join in HERE, if you like.

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Wolf_ODonnell wrote:

Phoenix32890 wrote:
Wolf_ODonnell wrote:
Muslim rules for eating and drinking are similar to Jewish rules, seeing as the two religions both have the same origins.

Christianity is actually much closer historically to Judaism than is Islam. By your supposition, Christian and Jewish eating practices ought to be similar. But they are not.

Well, you can blame Paul for that.

If it had been up to Jesus, we would still be eating like the Jewish people do, after all, their rules are also in the Christian Bible, right?

From sources I've read about the first followers of Jesus, the Jewish saints (Peter, James, whoever else left of disciples still in Jerusalem) were horrified that Paul did not require Gentiles to bear the yoke, all the required dietary laws and other rituals, demanded of them to follow. The Jews complained, also, about allowing Gentiles in the religion at all. They thought an overwhelming onslaught of crude Gentiles would literally rot the entire community.

The above I read in an old book written in 1936, The Apostle by Sholem Asch

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