No booze on Good Friday (2 Viewers)

[SylviaB]

gay marriage, as granted by the state, was legal and indeed common

until laws were made against it because of religion

<<<Lentern's imaginary narrative

 

[soloooooo]

Government knows best. Booze is very bad for us especially on Good Friday.

No worse on good Friday than any other time of the year.

 

[soloooooo]

Gays aren't a big problem in society. We should focus more on transvestites than gay people.

 

[SnowFox]

Topic, get back on it.

 

[soloooooo]

Drinking on Good Friday is insensitive to the people mourning the loss of Jesus Christ, how could you be so inconsiderate?

It is also a celebration where people drink to honour and remember Jesus Christ.

 

[Lentern]

Topic, get back on it.

Make me! You don't have the guts to lock this thread.

 

[Lentern]

Drinking on Good Friday is insensitive to the people mourning the loss of Jesus Christ, how could you be so inconsiderate?

It's not a day of mourning you goose.

 

[soloooooo]

Maybe not for Jewish people like you. Drinking alcy and eating max brenner while we cry our hearts out, shame on you.

Mate... I will put money on you not having attended midnight mass today.

 

[Riproot]

Maybe not for Jewish people like you. Drinking alcy and eating max brenner while we cry our hearts out, shame on you.

lol

Why do you think they call it GOOD Friday? It's because it's a day of celebration (for Christians). It the day their filthy bodies were cleansed of sin.

 

[Lentern]

Mate... I will put money on you not having attended midnight mass today.

Yeah well Midnight Mass isn't really the big one though is it cobber? That would be the Saturday Night Vigil.

 

[Shadowdude]

Don't laws such as "it's illegal for homosexuals to marry" originate in religious texts?

doesnt matter. you said "because it's completely nonsensical and backward". Completely meaning 100%. In context, 100% of all laws that come from religion are 'nonsensical and backward'.

I provided two counter-examples. Now even if those laws I said didn't come directly from the religious texts in which they originate, they're still the same so I'd think the point still stands...

(yes, i'm just being mean)

 

[Absolutezero]

doesnt matter. you said "because it's completely nonsensical and backward". Completely meaning 100%. In context, 100% of all laws that come from religion are 'nonsensical and backward'.

I provided two counter-examples. Now even if those laws I said didn't come directly from the religious texts in which they originate, they're still the same so I'd think the point still stands...

(yes, i'm just being mean)

But those two counter-examples don't come from religion. They come from the social structure that surrounds that religion.

 

[Shadowdude]

But those two counter-examples don't come from religion. They come from the social structure that surrounds that religion.

They're part of the Ten Commandments though...

 

[Riproot]

The Decalogue is hardly indicative of the entire religion.

Naturally, as human beings, we have had those "laws" for millennia.

 

[carpe_diem]

It's not a day of mourning you goose.

It kinda is. Because it is commemorates the day Christ was crucified. But it's named "Good" Friday because his death symbolises the salvation of mankind. Just saying.

 

[Riproot]

It kinda is. Because it is commemorates the day Christ was crucified. But it's named "Good" Friday because his death symbolises the salvation of mankind. Just saying.

So, what you're saying is, that you agree, and it isn't a day of mourning, because it isn't.

 

[Blastus]

Yeah well Midnight Mass isn't really the big one though is it cobber? That would be the Saturday Night Vigil.

I like that you do my Catholicism for me