@karelbrits ook een aardige quizvraag voor de lijsttrekkers van cda, cu en sgp
@CyclesSmiles hier in Vlaanderen/België ook voor onze politieke partijen. Daar kunnen we dan nog aan toevoegen:
E. made me sleep on the streets
F. Sent a private investigator to make an inventory of my belongings abroad
G. Threatened to take some of my rights away if I didn't learn your language
H. ...
@karelbrits A, B, and C are answers from thugs wearing Wal-Mart tactical gear and sporting semi-automatic weapons.
@EndicottAuthor indeed. Often calling themselves Christians, but they have no clue what Christianity is about.
@karelbrits I know this one and I’m a fecking atheist

@GentlemanTech @karelbrits

Athiests are more likely to know religion than people who are religious.

In many places, it is much easier to conform to the local dogma. An athiest generally has to convince himself to reject it.

@BobCollins @karelbrits ah but which way around does that go?

Did they become atheist and then study the good books to reject the dogma?

Or did they finally get around to reading the good books of the religion they’d been brought up in, and became atheist because it was all clearly bollocks?

@GentlemanTech @karelbrits

My path included taking a university class on a "literary study of the bible." We read a discussed virtually the whole collection of books. There was no discussion of religion allowed in the class.

In the years afterwards, I kept noticing that religous people were misquoting, misunderstanding, inventing, cherry-picking, etc. the books I had read.

@karelbrits
When it comes to the Bible, many wannabe Christians don't even know which way is up.
Trump himself couldn't pick out a disciple from among the Marx Brothers.
Simon, Harpo, Matthew, Groucho?
- Pass.

@karelbrits even if yo b my a u still d me

Got no kiddz, sry. But did mr. Cheezuz have?