If you know you’re going to ask for forgiveness BEFORE you sin, the forgiveness doesn’t count. Just remember that.

Personally, I appreciate that the woke are so happy to post their nonsense on these websites in order to prove to everyone that the woke are exactly what we say they are.

Twenty years ago, it was a lot harder. People would say how they’re coming for children and the woke would just claim it was bigoted. Now we have plenty of evidence.

What on earth are you rambling about?

What the hell is this? Whoever you think you are, hurling insults and calling people evil, you need to take a look at yourself. Read this weird post you wrote to yourself while looking in the mirror.

Extreme, irrational hatred from the diseased mind of a radical Christian. See Carrick? This is exactly what I’m talking about. He says the quiet part out loud. Imagine him red-faced sputtering out that bile in church. Right in front of Jesus.

Here’s something to consider. Does all of Christianity boil down to cognitive distortion? Generalization. Labeling. Personalization. Black-or-white. All-or-nothing. Mind reading. Should/shouldn’t. Exaggeration/minimization.

Your website certainly encourages cognitive distortion doesn’t it? Do the ends justify the lies? The only problem is you know full well you’re going to pray for forgiveness BEFORE you lie. That doesn’t count. You don’t get forgiveness for that.

I was right about you. I’ve got you recognized, categorized and alphabetized.

Leftism taken to its extreme has always led to authoritianism and organised atheism has only led to similar dictatorships.

But you want to share it and you want me to know. The hatred just burns you up inside. You owe both me and Jesus an apology for your wickedness.

I have an opinion but I fear it would be unwise to share it.

I’ll just leave with the suggestion that perhaps it is equally unwise to accuse others blindly of wrongdoings without evidence, especially if it makes the accuser feel good about himself.

Interesting passage from John Dean’s book Authoritarian Nightmare:

“Let us say you have sinned against your neighbor. Maybe you stole something, or started a malicious rumor, or bedded a coveted wife. Now this bothers you. You have a guilty conscience. What do you do? You ask God for forgiveness. You do not discuss what you did with those who have suffered and make it up to them, or confide in someone close about what you did. This doesn’t make you feel better. You still feel crummy about what you did, maybe because you have firsthand seen the damage you have done or you know the knowledge of your misdeed has now spread. Instead of accounting for your actions you have applied Divine White-Out which is far less messy than admitting to the wounded person you have done the wounding.

Authoritarians take instant guilt-be-gone, and as a result do not have to stifle a nagging conscience still reminding them on Saturday night what happened last Saturday night. Their religion has taken the guilt out of guilt. As a result, when the impulse next arises to stick it to someone, they have no trouble sugar-coating the tip of their spear with self-righteousness and firing away. And if later they feel guilty about letting their prejudices and hatred get the better of them no problem. They just wipe the slate clean with a prayer of forgiveness and get back to feeling good about themselves, thus reloading for future aggression. Easy forgiveness makes sin more likely to recur. Given that guilt-evaporating belief that God will forgive everything you confess, why wouldn’t you sin when temptation arose, with such easy off-ramps/on-ramps as you travel through life? You can have your cake and go to heaven too.”

You. Are. No. Believer. The only thing you really “believe” is that you don’t have to face any personal responsibility.

There’s a word for what you and your kind are. Evil.