The evil agenda of liberalism and homosexuality has taken its next step...

Behold the twisted logic of libturds like DoctorStrangelove.

Seriously tho, this is you being upset by some comments on the internet and showing it as “proof” to be butthurt over a group of people who may or may not be religiously affiliated with either group.

It's pretty damn convenient to call people evil. Who decides what is and isn't evil. You? God?

God, I assume. Lets ask him what he thinks.

God?

Are ya there?

Oh, wait, we got a Bible and I believe the bible has something in it about
"Judge not least ye be judged"
"Those without sin, cast the first stone"

Lets not be quick to call a group of people "evil" simply because a book, which you ignore, calls them evil.

The way it's suppose to work is you love and accept Satanists (not Satan), Homosexuals, and Liberals until they love accept you.

If your way is so righteous, then you show them how it's righteous instead of only calling their ways "evil" When you give people few options and show them no way to behave but radical and cruel, you get nothing but radicalism and cruelty back.

Heavens above, are you weird. The bizarre content in the first half of your comment makes me think that you are either a minor, suffer from a mental health condition, or are just a troll.

Also, how do I ignore the teachings of the Bible, and when did I say that I do not love satanists, homosexuals and liberals? I pray for them a lot, since misguided people like satanists and homosexuals need prayers the most.

Try again.

"Heavens above, are you weird."

Thank you.

Also nice quick upvote you gave yourself there. You should really stop that.

I'm 84. Surprisingly, I'm not suffering from any mental health condition other then minor OCD and dyslexia. I'm surprisingly fit for my age though, my knee has been giving me some problems and this whole pandemic thing has be cooped up. I'm sure you're just peachy.

You don't call people evil for just disagreeing with your or misunderstanding religion. Praying is good, talking to them is better. But I assume you do not have the skills equipped to actually converting them, or at the very least, seeing their perspective. It's convenient to call their perspective wrong while ignoring what it is that they are doing. I, however, have spoken to some of these individuals.

They think, and rightly so, that the Catholic Church has done more harm than good. I'm certain that you can at least partially agree with that. Just a guess, I would say you're probably Protestant or fall on the Protestant side of the denominations. But I could be wrong. Just statistically speaking, it's the Protestants who make the most fuss.

Which, honestly, makes the most sense since they were so critical of Catholicism (Which was the only denomination at one point. So, in a sense, Christianity.) So they separated after listing their grievances. And the religion continued to diversify into several denominations afterwards all because we couldn't agree on how to treat each other, or our personal struggles with sin.

So, when I see a group of children creating a church of Satanism, I didn't get offended. I assumed it was just another Pagan revivalist religion that blended Christian tenants with vaguely Pagan ones. Which, Christianity in and of itself is a bunch of Pagan Holidays all re-dressed to fit a coherent theme of Jesus and his teaches. Which may be one of the reasons why the religion is so problematic and at the same time was so prominently charismatic across Europe and Asia.

They do not worship Lucifer, in a sense, so much as wish people to respect each other, and most importantly, themselves. Not inherently evil. Are they perfect? No. What religion is. Of course, it's easy to assume yours is because, well, it's yours. You may have chosen it or it was thrust upon you. Or perhaps your faith had been tested at one point and you chose the religion that was thrust upon you.

Whatever the case may be, I don't see evil here.

'Thank you.'

That . . . that wasn't a compliment m8.

'Also nice quick upvote you gave yourself there. You should really stop that.'

?

'I'm 84.'

Okay, now this is beginning to make some sense.

'Surprisingly, I'm not suffering from any mental health condition other then minor OCD and dyslexia.'

And boy does it show.

'I'm surprisingly fit for my age though'
'I'm sure you're just peachy.'

Whatever you want to tell yourself.

'They think, and rightly so, that the Catholic Church has done more harm than good. I'm certain that you can at least partially agree with that.'

Correct. The modern day Roman Catholic Church has lost its way.

'Just a guess, I would say you're probably Protestant or fall on the Protestant side of the denominations. But I could be wrong.'

I am a Traditional Christian. I attend mass at a Traditional Roman Catholic group named the Society of Saint Pius the Tenth (or the SSPX for short). However, I still support Orthodox Christians, Eastern Roman Catholics, and any other groups that respect the Traditional values of Christianity.

'Just statistically speaking, it's the Protestants who make the most fuss.'

Which is why it makes sense that I am not a Protestant.

'Christianity in and of itself is a bunch of Pagan Holidays all re-dressed to fit a coherent theme of Jesus and his teaches. Which may be one of the reasons why the religion is so problematic'

I disagree strongly, but okay. You do you.

'perhaps your faith had been tested at one point and you chose the religion that was thrust upon you.'

That is half correct. My faith was tested when I was younger, but I would not say that my religion was 'thrust upon' me.

'Whatever the case may be, I don't see evil here.'

I disagree strongly, but okay. You do you.

Well, it's good that you don't see all that doesn't support your narrow-minded views as evil.

However, homosexuality is a natural part of life, not everyone can be heterosexual. And making people feel guilty about natural feelings and urges doesn't solve the issue of ignorance and sexual frustration.

As for religions that choose to call themselves Satanists that aren't satanists... It's not like we've had religions that have called themselves something they're not. Scientology doesn't have a fig to do about science and Buddha begged his followers not to name his religion after him nor worship him as a deity or a saint. Even Jesus insisted on there not being a church. Eventually, his followers caved to the demands of organized religion to keep his word afloat.

And that meant making nice with the Pagans who really knew how to party.

At the time, there were reasons for those rules that largely consisted of love thy neighbor, mostly for hygiene. Desert hygiene for the most part. And those rules persisted for over two-thousand years. A couple have dropped off because we are less ignorant about sexually transmitted diseases; we no longer have to copulate to maintain our numbers as a religion, state, or race; and we know that homosexuality isn't inherently a human-only trait. We speculate that animals seemingly do it when genetics deem overpopulation or perhaps even an imbalance in the number of genders become available to copulate.

Also slight tangent because I'm genuinely curious, when you say Traditional values, I assume that means you do not observe Easter, Christmas, Halloween, etc.

'However, homosexuality is a natural part of life, not everyone can be heterosexual. And making people feel guilty about natural feelings and urges doesn't solve the issue of ignorance and sexual frustration.'

I disagree strongly. Conversion therapy is a good solution to this problem

'when you say Traditional values, I assume that means you do not observe Easter, Christmas, Halloween, etc.'

Incorrect. I celebrate Easter and Christmas, but only observe Halloween.