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  • so someone who beleives in a horned red dancing ngr is the same as someone who devoutly expresses his opposition to all things superstitious, huh?

    u guys are absolutely the dumbest fucking rubbish ngr wankers ive ever been around in my entire life. I knew y'all were some fresh lil monkeya by about my 2nd week here but now, ive really got no words. The level of daily stupid is just dialed up to max and its stuck there cause the knob broke off. 

    Theres no coming back from this either. 

    @clevfan4life said:

    so someone who beleives in a horned red dancing ngr is the same as someone who devoutly expresses his opposition to all things superstitious, huh?

    u guys are absolutely the dumbest fucking rubbish ngr wankers ive ever been around in my entire life. I knew y'all were some fresh lil monkeya by about my 2nd week here but now, ive really got no words. The level of daily stupid is just dialed up to max and its stuck there cause the knob broke off.

    Satan puts the doubts and disbelief in your head. Satan doesn’t care that you don’t believe in him, he cares that you don’t believe in the Lord and wants you to abandon the Christian way.

  • @chemist said:

    Americans were probably the least spiritual in their history right before the second great awakening which started in the early 1800’s. It took the second great awakening for Americans to realize the travesty of slavery. Emancipation happened soon after the second great awakening was over. You can also link women’s suffrage to the second great awakening.

    OBF would tell you it is right now and we are much worse off for it.

    @logicisforsquares said:

    OBF would tell you it is right now and we are much worse off for it.

    And I am speaking spiritually to someone who doesn't recognize a spiritual realm. Spiritually this country has turned its back on God in a way that is unprecedented in our history. Open up your physical eyes then and look around. Even with the great economy under Trump this whole thing is still a house of cards ready to fall with 21 trillion national debt and 120 trillion in unfunded liabilities. If we had a great depression like we did in the 30's do you think the people today would act like people in the 30's did? No there will be anarchy and rioting. More unstable countries will be acquiring nuclear weapons. We are seeing the results of the collapse of the family and the negative results which will only get worse as children who were never raised right themselves bring children into the world (sorry the answer is not abortion either). I don't believe I will live long enough to see the bad things that are coming but I hate the thought of my children and grand children going through it and the real hope for the nation is a revival and a turning back to God.

  • @clevfan4life said:

    so someone who beleives in a horned red dancing ngr is the same as someone who devoutly expresses his opposition to all things superstitious, huh?

    u guys are absolutely the dumbest fucking rubbish ngr wankers ive ever been around in my entire life. I knew y'all were some fresh lil monkeya by about my 2nd week here but now, ive really got no words. The level of daily stupid is just dialed up to max and its stuck there cause the knob broke off.

    Satan puts the doubts and disbelief in your head. Satan doesn’t care that you don’t believe in him, he cares that you don’t believe in the Lord and wants you to abandon the Christian way.

    @chemist said:

    Satan puts the doubts and disbelief in your head. Satan doesn’t care that you don’t believe in him, he cares that you don’t believe in the Lord and wants you to abandon the Christian way.

    yep.....the stupid just gets dropped off by the dumptruck full. ?

  • @oldbrownsfan said:

    Yeaaaaaah. I'm not watching whatever that is.    I, like you, feel this is the best place to live.  Otherwise I wouldnt be here.  However it is just that - a feeling. A pride, if you will.

    @tiamat63 said:

    Yeaaaaaah. I'm not watching whatever that is.    I, like you, feel this is the best place to live.  Otherwise I wouldnt be here.  However it is just that - a feeling. A pride, if you will.

    Its faith.

  • @logicisforsquares said:

    Were we as humans more religious/spiritual in the 1940s, 50s, and 60s compared to as OBF would refer to these as the “end times”? Yes we were. OBF would have you thinking the times when the Holocaust, Mao’s Purges, and Stalin’s Gulags, the Atlantic slave trade were going we were better off. You guys are making the argument for me. These are the best times we have been in. 

    Americans were probably the least spiritual in their history right before the second great awakening which started in the early 1800’s. It took the second great awakening for Americans to realize the travesty of slavery. Emancipation happened soon after the second great awakening was over. You can also link women’s suffrage to the second great awakening.

    @chemist said:

    Americans were probably the least spiritual in their history right before the second great awakening which started in the early 1800’s. 

    oh so u think they were Atheists that stepped off the mayflower and immediately started telling cool biblical stories to the unwashed natives......dont u?

  • @chemist said:

    Americans were probably the least spiritual in their history right before the second great awakening which started in the early 1800’s. 

    oh so u think they were Atheists that stepped off the mayflower and immediately started telling cool biblical stories to the unwashed natives......dont u?

    @clevfan4life said:

    oh so u think they were Atheists that stepped off the mayflower and immediately started telling cool biblical stories to the unwashed natives......dont u?

    I really have no idea what point you’re trying to make. The mayflower landed in 1620. The great awakening began some 180 years later. 

    The settlers actually did little intentionally to destroy the native tribes. It was European disease that did most of the work. 

    Some accounts have much of the eastern seaboard being rather tame when the Europeans arrived. It was a setting much like the parks we see today. The settlers could see smoke for miles before they saw land. If you believe in global warming, the argument has been made that the decimation of the natives caused a mini ice age because the land was allowed to grow wild and take carbon out of the atmosphere. 

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  • @clevfan4life said:

    oh so u think they were Atheists that stepped off the mayflower and immediately started telling cool biblical stories to the unwashed natives......dont u?

    I really have no idea what point you’re trying to make. The mayflower landed in 1620. The great awakening began some 180 years later. 

    The settlers actually did little intentionally to destroy the native tribes. It was European disease that did most of the work. 

    Some accounts have much of the eastern seaboard being rather tame when the Europeans arrived. It was a setting much like the parks we see today. The settlers could see smoke for miles before they saw land. If you believe in global warming, the argument has been made that the decimation of the natives caused a mini ice age because the land was allowed to grow wild and take carbon out of the atmosphere. 

    @chemist said:

    I really have no idea what point you’re trying to make. The mayflower landed in 1620. The great awakening began some 180 years later. 

    my point is ur theory on some great awakening happening in 1800 is a giant cool story. Western Europeans, and the settlers who came here, were far more fundamentalists than they were 200 years later. "Far more". These were people who beleived witches could put a hex on a crop output.....i mean ffs. 

  • @chemist said:

    I really have no idea what point you’re trying to make. The mayflower landed in 1620. The great awakening began some 180 years later. 

    my point is ur theory on some great awakening happening in 1800 is a giant cool story. Western Europeans, and the settlers who came here, were far more fundamentalists than they were 200 years later. "Far more". These were people who beleived witches could put a hex on a crop output.....i mean ffs. 

    @clevfan4life said:

    my point is ur theory on some great awakening happening in 1800 is a giant cool story. Western Europeans, and the settlers who came here, were far more fundamentalists than they were 200 years later. "Far more". These were people who beleived witches could put a hex on a crop output.....i mean ffs. 

    It’s not some “theory.” For someone who claims to know so much about everything, you seem to know very little about American history. It’s known as the Second Great Awakening. It was a monumental shift in religious views and participation. 

    In the chart you can see a huge jump in religious adherence from 1776 to 1860. That was a result of the second great awakening. Then a decline until about the turn of the 20th century. 

    Source:

    Roger Finke and Rodney Stark, The Churching of America, 1776-1990 (1992)

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  • @clevfan4life said:

    my point is ur theory on some great awakening happening in 1800 is a giant cool story. Western Europeans, and the settlers who came here, were far more fundamentalists than they were 200 years later. "Far more". These were people who beleived witches could put a hex on a crop output.....i mean ffs. 

    It’s not some “theory.” For someone who claims to know so much about everything, you seem to know very little about American history. It’s known as the Second Great Awakening. It was a monumental shift in religious views and participation. 

    In the chart you can see a huge jump in religious adherence from 1776 to 1860. That was a result of the second great awakening. Then a decline until about the turn of the 20th century. 

    Source:

    Roger Finke and Rodney Stark, The Churching of America, 1776-1990 (1992)

    A0F8309B-71F2-4AFC-8CA6-142C4BCA5D4F.png

    @chemist said:

    It’s not some “theory.” For someone who claims to know so much about everything, you seem to know very little about American history. It’s known as the Second Great Awakening. It was a monumental shift in religious views and participation. 

    In the chart you can see a huge jump in religious adherence from 1776 to 1860. That was a result of the second great awakening. Then a decline until about the turn of the 20th century. 

    Source:

    Roger Finke and Rodney Stark, The Churching of America, 1776-1990 (1992)

    A0F8309B-71F2-4AFC-8CA6-142C4BCA5D4F.png

    Ur right im not an expert in American history, but I know enough to know that graph is highly suspect. The early settlers we "extremely" Christian and were constantly trying to convert natives.