Fries with cheese bacon and mushrooms on top
Man that sounds so good to me right now (just had a piece of too sweet pie and a chai latte, good but too much sugar).
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Fries with cheese bacon and mushrooms on top
Man that sounds so good to me right now (just had a piece of too sweet pie and a chai latte, good but too much sugar).
I have a question: a real, honest, "I seek knowledge" question:
How can a reasonable, reasonably intelligent person honestly believe that Christians are persecuted in the US (locally, even[locally being mid-upper Midwest).
It feels like surely one of us is smoking crack, but I'd really like to understand how a person could come to that conclusion, and I can't ask the person in question.
Can anyone explain this to me?
I'd really like to understand how a person could come to that conclusion, and I can't ask the person in question.
Does this person say it's anything specific?
Can anyone explain this to me?
Um, some Christians are being told over and over that they are?
She cited a specific example with a friend of one of her kids who was undoubtedly being an ass (and misusing of the word "Evangelical").
More broadly, she was talking about needing to create an environment where kids feel safe to be Christan (at school).
People who think the US should be a Christian theocracy probably feel persecuted because it isn't.
I don't know why ita put mushrooms on those fries.
It's those wars on Christmas that the far right talks about every year. Funny, we still keep having Christmas.
I think that it is a basic lack of understanding of what being persecuted is. I have heard people singing the refrain of "our way of life is being attacked from all sides", when what they really mean but cannot seem to grasp is that "people who disagree with us are now vocal enough and/or a large enough minority that we have to acknowledge them or adjust our lives in ways we don't want to.".
What msbelle said. I hear the "Christians are oppressed" stuff all the time from some of the fundies I know, and it always pretty much comes down to "someone disagreed with me".