[In reference to crosses at public memorials]
It is a win anytime a soul is saved, and who is to say that the sight of that cross won't bring someone to their knees.
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Only works on the already indoctrinated, so at most it's a memory-jogger... As for my reaction to crosses, I remember being terrified of a crucifix on the side of the road when I was a little kid, once I understood what it represented. I had to close my eyes to pass in front of it...
OMG I do NOT understand these fucking lunatics at all. Why do they celebrate images of subjugation and enslavement? They WANT to be on their knees, debasing themselves?
If you have to kneel every time you see a cross, perhaps you should seek help for your OCD.
Btw, Shell, are you an anarchist? :p
Uh-huh. Which is why someone put up a cross very similar to this:image
next to the Adult World in Campbell County, Tennessee. They were hoping that they could drive customers away from such a sinful place of business, but they should have realized that people just use it as a landmark. "There's that ugly-ass cross, five minutes to new porn!"
When I see those memorials I always think that someone was saddened profoundly by the loss of a loved one. I am not, however, so easily influenced as to change my world perspective by looking at two strips of pine and some artificial flowers.
Well, if you keep smacking me over the head with that cross, I will go to a more stable state in case I lose my balance. So, knees, perhaps, hands, too. Eventually I would lose consciousness and lie down.
“It is a win anytime a soul is saved”
Constantine saw a cross of light in the sky, with words, and had a dream that backed up the message, and conquered in God’s name.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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