It happened a week ago. No thread re. Cameron finds god.

[Lost_BMW]

thinfourth2 said:

i'd rather have a Mulim in charge then an idiot

Isn't that an oxymoron? Or was he the high priest of..?

What else would you call someone who believes in and wants to run his life, and others' - and organise society and law - by the teachings of some pre-mediaevalist, epileptic, delusional/conniving (delete as appropriate) prophet/charlatan (and repeat) violent, empire building lunatic? The follower of the good and the true? I wouldn't...

But we're not allowed to think such things are we, probably be a knock on my door for the (conflated) racial hate crime now. I'll have to sign a disclaimer no doubt saying I've seen the error of my ways and that the ludicrous beliefs, laws and cultures of the fanatically superstitious are as worthy as any other.


Of course, there's plenty of idiots amongst the non-religious too.

[carmonk]

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Many things have lead to this but none are related to finding, or losing, God. What's the relevance of your point?

[anonymous-user]

carmonk said:

Many things have lead to this but none are related to finding, or losing, God. What's the relevance of your point?

IF you read back you'll find I've actually never once stated anything about finding God specifically, moreso the values of Christianity and what they've evolved into through time. They have been pivotal to the development of the western world whether you like it or not and they became intertwined in our way of life. What I mean is that we are losing these values and that is a major factor in the rise of our modern society's ills. We don't have to believe in 'sky pixies' to understand and cherish these things, no matter how some feel that they can't take one without the other. Perhaps Cameron could have been a little more clever in saying we need to rediscover and consolidate our British values and way of life (borne of Christianity) as the mention of God or religion puts the willies up some people.

[TheHeretic]

Which Christian values are you referring to?

[DJRC]

anonymous said:

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[carmonk]

anonymous said:

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Christianity is a completely moot point when discussing morals so yes, he shouldn't have mentioned it.

[carmonk]

DJRC said:

Its remembered on this thread because there are what...15 ppl maybe who are argumentative enough tts just to whine about it but who are completely and utterly irrelevent enough for that whining itself to be irrelevent.

The irony is strong in this one. There's only one person whining on this thread. Can you guess who it is?

[mybrainhurts]

TheHeretic said:

Which Christian values are you referring to?

Spot the irony...

[madala]

B Huey said:

David Cameron said should all be a bit more like Jesuswe shall be spending eternity in damnation for not getting a bit more enthusiastic about the big society.

Anyone remember this?

Happened last weekend IIRC.

...I have got a beard and sometimes wear sandals.....so I reckon enternal damnation might allude me....

I support the big society but only people of my own kind....the rest can go "F" themselvesh.....Oh dear I can feel bad case of damnation coming on.......

[Apache]

anonymous said:

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DJ, promise never to leave PH, the way you casually insult everyone one on here is a joy to behold and whilst I may talk utter bks a lot of the time, it's a pleasure to watch an expert in full flow. Bravo and seasons greetings