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#LGBTQ #LGBTQIA #Trans #Transgender #bigotry #homophobia #resist #stophate #NoHateLikeChristianLove #NoLoveLikeChristianHate #ReligionIsPoison
Karl Popper's Paradox of Tolerance applies to RELIGION as much as it does to RACISM and FASCISM. You cannot believe in equal rights for everyone when your God prefers some people over others.
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#ShitIFind #FuckZionists #ReligionIsPoison #FreePalestine #PunchNazis
Don't get crossed, I despise all religion...
Karl Popper's Paradox of Tolerance applies to RELIGION as much as it does RACISM and/or FASCISM. You cannot believe in equal rights for all when your God prefers one group over another. -
Karl Popper's Paradox of Tolerance applies to RELIGION as much as it does to RACISM and FASCISM. You cannot believe in equal rights for all when your God prefers some people over others.
#ReligionIsPoison #Atheism #Atheist #Secularism #EqualRights
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@OrionKidder --
LMAO...
I'm an Atheist too, and I didn't put the #Christianity hashtag on this, you did.
#ReligionIsPoison is for all religion.
And you boosted it.
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1677: Robert Plot found a massive bone in England, but guessed it belonged to a war elephant or biblical giant.
1824: William Buckland named Megalosaurus, the first extinct predatory reptile scientifically described.
1842: Sir Richard Owen coined "Dinosauria" ("fearfully great lizards") to classify these newly found giants, officially establishing dinosaurs as a distinct group of ancient animals.
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I posted this 14 years ago, today.
“ . . . now at least, in our immediate day, we hear a Pope saying slave trading is wrong, and see him sending an expedition to Africa to stop it. The texts remain; it is the practice that has changed. Why? Because the world has corrected the Bible. The Church never corrects it; and also never fails to drop in at the tail of the procession—and take the credit of the correction. As she will presently do in this instance.”
— Mark Twain