Virgin angels' wings clipped

killadoob said:
no but lildeath that was a bit more harsh than a light hearted ad about heaven
hhhmmm, not really, there are many images of J3sus / Christ around (and have been for ages) but the Christians didn't / don't go all ape about it....
:rolleyes:

edit: uhm, discovered ***** is a swear word, so changed to J3sus :eek:
 
rendan said:
sigh. These nerdy internet/broadband freaks.. :D
thinking of broadband in heaven when there are hot women there..:p
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rendan - that is probibly the only place we will have REAL broadband :D
 
The worst part of this whole mess, is that these blabbering fools have now smelt blood, and will be going after every other company that "blasphemes".
Time to bring out the lions.
 
*straps on nuclear dynamite vest, grabs Bible, Koran,Torah and Battlefield Earth*

Prepare to die you infidels/heathens/athiests/muslims/blacks/whites/americans/christians/scientologist satanic savages! Banzai. Heil. Amandla. God Bless you.
 
Considering that St Peter as the gatekeeper is portrayed as a black man , it is no wonder that Dominee "Van Zyl" of the Reformed Church would take offence, it is clearly a puritanical racist issue.
If freedom of religion is the freedom to worship what one chooses to, surely that means that we as a society should be free of religious bigotry and free from regulations or laws based on any one particular religion?, in other words , you can worship what you want , but we still have the right to joke about it as well.
Surely blasphemy can only be commited by someone who believes in that particular religion , not by someone who does not follow or believe in the same faith?
 
Nanfeishen said:
Considering that St Peter as the gatekeeper is portrayed as a black man , it is no wonder that Dominee "Van Zyl" of the Reformed Church would take offence, it is clearly a puritanical racist issue.
If freedom of religion is the freedom to worship what one chooses to, surely that means that we as a society should be free of religious bigotry and free from regulations or laws based on any one particular religion?, in other words , you can worship what you want , but we still have the right to joke about it as well.
Surely blasphemy can only be commited by someone who believes in that particular religion , not by someone who does not follow or believe in the same faith?

Religion is seldomly swayed by compelling arguments.
 
Yes, come to africa..virgin of te not..you are going to get screwed:D :D
 
there is no proof that life is serious, why do all these people take it so seriously, I'm sure Ol St Peter is laughing his head off
 
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