Message from @Orwell

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2018-12-15 00:18:47 UTC  

Islam is tied to race, it just expands a lot

2018-12-15 00:19:23 UTC  

most of the people that practice islam are refugees here in the US i believe

2018-12-15 00:19:59 UTC  

cant recall any area that openly practices islamic belief prior to the refugee crisis

2018-12-15 00:20:35 UTC  

I think that from the old religions, only Catholicism is not tied to race anymore, and that's because they went out of their way to teach non-Europeans how to praise the lord

2018-12-15 00:21:52 UTC  

as long as there is a 2.0 version of every religion then i don't have a problem with people practicing it

2018-12-15 00:22:19 UTC  

What is your religion? <:mthink:520000393837674497>

2018-12-15 00:22:21 UTC  

concepts from islam like polygamy and those whole black dresses that women wear are outdated in the western sphere

2018-12-15 00:22:25 UTC  

tbh idk

2018-12-15 00:22:33 UTC  

i grew up in catholic household

2018-12-15 00:22:37 UTC  

but i dont practice it

2018-12-15 00:22:37 UTC  

>veils are outdated in the western sphere

2018-12-15 00:22:55 UTC  

Have you read the epistles? they pretty clearly instruct women to wear veils in churches

2018-12-15 00:23:17 UTC  

Normie maybe-catholic-maybe-not-ism, I see

2018-12-15 00:23:28 UTC  

churches have become lenient now

2018-12-15 00:24:06 UTC  

more churches are becoming more tolerant of gays and atheism

2018-12-15 00:24:15 UTC  

basically infidelism

2018-12-15 00:24:38 UTC  

christianity as a whole continues to be expanded upon to fit western values

2018-12-15 00:25:24 UTC  

as for my religion i guess im an openminded person so i might be an agnostic theist

2018-12-15 00:25:36 UTC  

not necessarily constrained to a particular religion

2018-12-15 00:25:57 UTC  

Christianity has been bastardized and butchered to fit any agenda

2018-12-15 00:26:17 UTC  

the teaching of jesus have some merit in a western world

2018-12-15 00:26:23 UTC  

mainly by papist ideas of putting tradition and a human over scripture itself

2018-12-15 00:26:27 UTC  

Oh well, I was that when I was a teenager. <:30yoboomer:521380551316209668>

2018-12-15 00:26:47 UTC  

and everything done by the anglican church really lmao

2018-12-15 00:27:11 UTC  

churches have improved since back then when they were scamming people

2018-12-15 00:27:42 UTC  

Do people really have that many proofs of scams happening?

2018-12-15 00:27:59 UTC  

the concept of indulgences was prominent a few hundred years ago

2018-12-15 00:28:10 UTC  

indulgences are overrated and weren't a massive issue

2018-12-15 00:28:10 UTC  

people paid indulgences to lessen their punishment in purgatory

2018-12-15 00:28:28 UTC  

in countries that are like 90% catholic like the philippines they were definitely an issue

2018-12-15 00:28:31 UTC  

infact had they just listened to luther the reforms would've been done and the church would've merely grown stronger

2018-12-15 00:28:53 UTC  

one of filipino national heroes like Jose Rizal even wrote a book that criticized this particular issue

2018-12-15 00:28:54 UTC  

the issue comes up when the church became increasingly stubborn to change

2018-12-15 00:30:27 UTC  

indulgences themselves aren't necessarily monetary

2018-12-15 00:30:45 UTC  

they are essentially something you do to forgive your sins

2018-12-15 00:30:55 UTC  

like a sign of repentance essentially

2018-12-15 00:30:57 UTC  

that was the idea

2018-12-15 00:31:02 UTC  

but because that can mean just about anything

2018-12-15 00:31:04 UTC  

but some churches abused that

2018-12-15 00:31:10 UTC  

things like donating to the church was an indulgence

2018-12-15 00:32:23 UTC  

the issue was the monetary use of them not the concept itself