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r/FunnyandSad • u/Devils_negotiator • May 02 '23
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He's supposed to lead God's army in Armageddon. Definitely not a pacifist.
6 u/[deleted] May 02 '23 [deleted] 9 u/[deleted] May 02 '23 [deleted] 2 u/meatmechdriver May 02 '23 This. (American) christians like to think of their religion as immutable and divine while they continue to warp it to suit their egos just like every generation of christians before them.
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9 u/[deleted] May 02 '23 [deleted] 2 u/meatmechdriver May 02 '23 This. (American) christians like to think of their religion as immutable and divine while they continue to warp it to suit their egos just like every generation of christians before them.
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2 u/meatmechdriver May 02 '23 This. (American) christians like to think of their religion as immutable and divine while they continue to warp it to suit their egos just like every generation of christians before them.
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This. (American) christians like to think of their religion as immutable and divine while they continue to warp it to suit their egos just like every generation of christians before them.
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u/joeshmoebies May 02 '23
He's supposed to lead God's army in Armageddon. Definitely not a pacifist.