<b><font color = "crimson">ThomasQuinn wrote:
Hahahaha
This is decisive proof: religion ruins your brain. Logic? Good argumentation? If you can say that, you wouldn't recognize a good argument if it slapped you in the face!
I'll gladly perish in the fires of hell if it prevents me from spending all of eternity in the company of you and your peers, SWL!
Caspar, "Religion ruins your brain" sounds to me like a great subject for a cabarock show.
<b><font color = "crimson">ThomasQuinn wrote:
SomebodyWhoLoves wrote:
I have no idea what you're talking about.
Exactly. That is why this discussion isn't going anywhere, you don't have a clue what we are all saying to you.
You still don't understand that you're in deep trouble with God. You have nothing going for you at all in your life. Nothing. The only good thing is that today is still the day of salvation. Judgement Day has not yet happened. That's the only good thing.
But it could be tomorrow. It could be tonight, and then you're on your way to Hell, inspite of your stubborn insistence. Like those poor people of 9/11 and New Orleans, in one hour, in one day, their life and everything they had was taken from them. That is your fate, unless you make peace with God.
I am not trying to disrespect anyone, I'm trying to help. If I were you in your shoes, I'd be trembling.
As Jesus himself stated whenever he preached, to whom has ears to hear!
Ow Caspar you'll burn in hell. You use a lot drugs you'll burn. I use a lot alcohol I'll burn.
So let's make our lives crazy as hell, cause we'll burn anyway.
Yeah, like those victims from 9/11 and New Orleans didn't pray. Let me tell you something interesting wich almost nobody mentions. In the same week as the New Orleans disaster there was another distaster with as mutch as people as at the new orleans catastrophe. In Iran 1000's of people died while they where praying, they where on a brige, and suddenly the rumours came that there was a bomb under the bridge. People pushed eachother and jumped from the bridge in panic. In all these panic 1000's of people died while they where celebrating their faith and their god.
P.S.
Somebodywholoves I hope than on "your day of judgement" Allah will sit there waiting for you to check in. That would be a quite interesting conversation.
<b><font color = "crimson">ThomasQuinn wrote:
Listen carefully to what I say, SWL, it might finally make you understand my motivation. I don't give a shit whether you agree with it or not, and I don't need another one of your salvation-talks. So listen, and shut up:
IF (and not WHEN) Judgement Day comes, I trust one God or another to judge me on my actions, the way I lived my life, and not on what doctrine I followed. If He/She/It does not use that standard for judging me, He/She/It is not worthy of my soul, and I do not want to be saved by such a God. I will only accept judgement from one who has EARNED respect, not DEMANDED it.
Indeed. That's one huge thing that disturbs me. A lot of people (of any religion) go every week or every day to church cause their god wants them. And they force their children to go cause it's gods will. I think that you truly pray if you do it because you have respect for your (yes YOUR) god. And not because a god (I don't believe there's a god who wants that anyway) forces you.
You truly pray if it comes spontanious. You truly believe when it comes out of yourself. And you truly believe in god when you do not believe in the bible.
You still don't understand that you're in deep trouble with God. You have nothing going for you at all in your life.
The fact is that we don't care that we are in trouble with your God. We come on this website to talk about our idols.
AND we do have things going for us in our lives. ALL OF US DO! And trying to belittle them doesn't work.You are nothing but a schoolyard bully saying that if you don't do this or that then you will be damned eternally and you constantly slag people! Doesn't YOUR Jesus say Judge Not Lest ye be judged> Which one of us was Judging you????And would you like to something else?WE DON'T WANT TO HEAR IT!!My Granny said dont say anything if you don't have anything nice to say, So go back to your church notice boards and pin your mean things there!
<font color=black>The Lord Of Darkness wrote:
Somebodywholoves I hope than on "your day of judgement" Allah will sit there waiting for you to check in. That would be a quite interesting conversation.
He doesn' t hate him but he can't stop trying to be the center of the universe by makin us read his insulting comments about freddie once and again.
Anyway if this guy is so sure Freddie is in hell he'll probably meet him, because if catholic church morality is what applies to him, I'm sure one of the worst sins there are is defaming anyone who's dead and therefor has no chance to respond.
And about AIDS, I'm sorry, but it is now clear it's not only a problem of promiscuity or of being gay. It's sad to hear such comments on the worst pandemic of the world in this century.
Freddie Mercury is NOT a role model. His lifetime was nothing but engaging in promiscious sex with thousands of untold men, battling endless heroin addictions, excessive selfishness, materialism, loneliness, sodomy, and he didn't do nothing but become addicted to morphine and/or barbituates and engage in sodomy with over 1,500 gay men in his short little life. Freddie Mercury died as a very, very evil man. The one and ONLY role model for you is the Lord Jesus Christ, he shall be the role model for you, Unlike Freddie Mercury, who was nothing but a very, very evil man. How sad! How tragic! Where is he now? HELL!
A. You're a douche bag
B. The way Freddie faced his illness and still chose to keep on working and living should make him a role model for, not only people with AIDS, but every person who has been afected by AIDS worldwide (in other words... everyone).
Who cares what Freddies personal life is...its very wrong for people to go THAT into his life...hes my idol for sure, he has changed my life butI can see why people wouldnt think he was the apidimy of a role model
I'm fairly new here and just noticed this thread. Once I got through all the religious crap filling the pages and rediscovered the original reason behind this thread, I decided to reply. I'm sorry if what I say has already been said.
Was Freddie Mercury a role model? For me, absolutely.
He's a man who struggled with his sexuality at a time when homophobia was even more prevalent than it is now. He's a man who lived his life to the fullest - and why shouldn't he?
I don't drink. I've never tried any form of drug -unless you count coffee - and so, no, the multiple sex partners and cocaine parts of his lifestyle make me realize he and I never would have been great friends.
But, he had a legion of dedicated friends who adored him. They saw his good and bad points, and loved him anyway - as any true friend would. That says a lot about the man, himself.
He put everything he had into his music and his performances. "Singer of songs, lover of life." We should all enjoy our 'job' as much as he did. So much so, that despite the fact that he was dying, he trudged on, not letting it get him or anyone else down. I find that inspirational. That is the kind of focus and dedication I would love to have.
But I will never be nearly as great a Freddie Mercury. No one will.
