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Peder,there are differences between Christianity and Jehovah's Witnesses.The whole internet is full of mocking pictures of religion,but also fat,ugly etc.re the Golden Rule, I assume you mean?
I have seen remarks from time to time by atheists or non-believers complaining that Christians feel free to push religion in their faces. However, in the reverse direction, it seems to be fair sport in this thread to mock Christianity as in the image we are talking about.
Thought so.We get to the point.So,my original comment stands,a person who believes in God or whoever,a Christian as in this case,should not be bothered from a picture,they should be strong enough in their faith to carry on.So, the Golden Rule comes to mind for voluntary restraint, in the absence of moderator comment.
PS Let it be observed that I let the original image pass without remark. My post was in answer to someone who raised a question, so my intention is not to raise a war over the matter.
Sparky! Who's the cartoonist that did the Minotaur and boy who cried wolf ones?
Someone explain the Ayn Rand one to me please.
Peder,there are differences between Christianity and Jehovah's Witnesses.The whole internet is full of mocking pictures of religion,but also fat,ugly etc.
Thought so.We get to the point.So,my original comment stands,a person who believes in God or whoever,a Christian as in this case,should not be bothered from a picture,they should be strong enough in their faith to carry on.
Yes yes,I observed that,we'll blame them for it.
Libra,
1) In my understanding, Jehovah's Witnesses are Christians. And what the rest of the Internet does by way of poor taste is not my concern for behavior here on BAR.
I have to admit Peder,that because the picture went over my head,and was not insulting to me ,I left it there,not thinking if someone else was insulted by it.2) Quite apart from your personal opinion how religious people ought to behave, I thought there were community guidelines here against offensive racial, ethnic, religious etc remarks. Perhaps I am mistaken and you know better.
I only see you,who is this "us"?Please enlighten us all.
3) I am not "blaming" anyone for my remark. I answered a question. You took exception and asked for clarification as I recall. So what's your beef? In fact what's to blame? A call for mutual restraint?
Peder