oh the irony

[lordslix0129]

So, I wake up super early today and turn on the TV. There's some show on with some pastor preaching about how it's ridiculous to think of ideas such as dragons and wizards but then goes off and tells some lady that she can ward of 'evil spirits' by putting olive oil on her front door and chanting some bible verse... Oh the irony!

 

[Blade]

That's more like moronic hypocrisy.

 

[The Dewbliners]

I fail to see how it's either one. Unless "evil spirit" is an allegory for wizard, and olive oil for dragon. It's called faith. Makes the world go 'round, and stuff.

 

[Blade]

I fail to see how it's either one. Unless "evil spirit" is an allegory for wizard, and olive oil for dragon. It's called faith. Makes the world go 'round, and stuff.

Because he mocks supernatural myths before cleansing her of one.

 

[The Dewbliners]

Meh, it's probably just because I was raised in a similar church. I just don't see it.

 

[lordslix0129]

It's called faith. Makes the world go 'round, and stuff.

Please tell me that was sarcasm.

 

[Coco]

Yes, religious organizations totally don't produce a ton of charity work and donations to the poor in your country.

Gimmick.

Poster.

 

[lordslix0129]

Yes, religious organizations totally don't produce a ton of charity work and donations to the poor in your country.

Gimmick.

Poster.

They do it for all the wrong reasons, and it comes at a terrible price. And far from a gimmick.