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Teenage girl dies in Japan Buddhist 'exorcism'
Posted by:
Yucky23
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Date: September 27, 2011 07:14PM
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/japan/8792357/Teenage-girl-dies-in-Japan-exorcism.html
Shit. It looks like the Left's favorite religion also has crazy fundamentalist fucktards in it.
Shit. It looks like the Left's favorite religion also has crazy fundamentalist fucktards in it.
Re: Teenage girl dies in Japan Buddhist 'exorcism'
Posted by:
Crazy way of thinking
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Date: September 27, 2011 07:22PM
Buddism, Islam, Shinto, Tao, Hindu especially designed by and for crazies. I just don't get it.
Re: Teenage girl dies in Japan Buddhist 'exorcism'
Posted by:
Dick Cheney
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Date: September 27, 2011 08:26PM
Hey, only we can waterboard!
Re: Teenage girl dies in Japan Buddhist 'exorcism'
Posted by:
ProVallone
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Date: September 28, 2011 07:30AM
No pics? Was she hot?
Re: Teenage girl dies in Japan Buddhist 'exorcism'
Posted by:
Numbers
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Date: September 28, 2011 09:16AM
Crazy way of thinking Wrote:
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> Buddism, Islam, Shinto, Tao, Hindu especially
> designed by and for crazies. I just don't get it.
While only Christianity is for sane and rational people.
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> Buddism, Islam, Shinto, Tao, Hindu especially
> designed by and for crazies. I just don't get it.
While only Christianity is for sane and rational people.
Re: Teenage girl dies in Japan Buddhist 'exorcism'
Posted by:
RankineCycler
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Date: September 28, 2011 10:55AM
> Crazy way of thinking Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> XXXXXXX designed by and for crazies.
> I just don't get it.
"There was once a beloved king whose castle was on a high hill, overlooking his shire. He was so popular that the nearby townspeople sent him gifts daily, and his birthday celebration was enjoyed throughout the kingdom. The people loved him for his renowned wisdom and fair judgments.
One day, tragedy stuck the town. The water supply was polluted, and every man, woman, and child went insane. Only the king, who had a private spring, was spared.
Soon after the tragedy, the mad townspeople began speaking of how the king was acting “strangely” and how his judgments were poor and his wisdom a sham. Many even went so far as to say that the king had gone crazy. His popularity soon vanished. No longer did the people bring him gifts of celebrate his birthday.
The lonely king, high on the hill, had no company at all. One day he decided to leave the hill and pay a visit to the town. It was a warm day, and so he drank from the village fountain.
That night there was a great celebration. The people all rejoiced, for their beloved king had 'regained his sanity.'"
> --------------------------------------------------
> XXXXXXX designed by and for crazies.
> I just don't get it.
"There was once a beloved king whose castle was on a high hill, overlooking his shire. He was so popular that the nearby townspeople sent him gifts daily, and his birthday celebration was enjoyed throughout the kingdom. The people loved him for his renowned wisdom and fair judgments.
One day, tragedy stuck the town. The water supply was polluted, and every man, woman, and child went insane. Only the king, who had a private spring, was spared.
Soon after the tragedy, the mad townspeople began speaking of how the king was acting “strangely” and how his judgments were poor and his wisdom a sham. Many even went so far as to say that the king had gone crazy. His popularity soon vanished. No longer did the people bring him gifts of celebrate his birthday.
The lonely king, high on the hill, had no company at all. One day he decided to leave the hill and pay a visit to the town. It was a warm day, and so he drank from the village fountain.
That night there was a great celebration. The people all rejoiced, for their beloved king had 'regained his sanity.'"
Re: Teenage girl dies in Japan Buddhist 'exorcism'
Posted by:
That explains it
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Date: September 28, 2011 11:10AM
RankineCycler Wrote:
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> > Crazy way of thinking Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > XXXXXXX designed by and for crazies.
> > I just don't get it.
>
> "There was once a beloved king whose castle was on
> a high hill, overlooking his shire. He was so
> popular that the nearby townspeople sent him gifts
> daily, and his birthday celebration was enjoyed
> throughout the kingdom. The people loved him for
> his renowned wisdom and fair judgments.
>
> One day, tragedy stuck the town. The water supply
> was polluted, and every man, woman, and child went
> insane. Only the king, who had a private spring,
> was spared.
>
> Soon after the tragedy, the mad townspeople began
> speaking of how the king was acting
> “strangely” and how his judgments were poor
> and his wisdom a sham. Many even went so far as to
> say that the king had gone crazy. His popularity
> soon vanished. No longer did the people bring him
> gifts of celebrate his birthday.
>
> The lonely king, high on the hill, had no company
> at all. One day he decided to leave the hill and
> pay a visit to the town. It was a warm day, and so
> he drank from the village fountain.
>
> That night there was a great celebration. The
> people all rejoiced, for their beloved king had
> 'regained his sanity.'"
I see now!
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> > Crazy way of thinking Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > XXXXXXX designed by and for crazies.
> > I just don't get it.
>
> "There was once a beloved king whose castle was on
> a high hill, overlooking his shire. He was so
> popular that the nearby townspeople sent him gifts
> daily, and his birthday celebration was enjoyed
> throughout the kingdom. The people loved him for
> his renowned wisdom and fair judgments.
>
> One day, tragedy stuck the town. The water supply
> was polluted, and every man, woman, and child went
> insane. Only the king, who had a private spring,
> was spared.
>
> Soon after the tragedy, the mad townspeople began
> speaking of how the king was acting
> “strangely” and how his judgments were poor
> and his wisdom a sham. Many even went so far as to
> say that the king had gone crazy. His popularity
> soon vanished. No longer did the people bring him
> gifts of celebrate his birthday.
>
> The lonely king, high on the hill, had no company
> at all. One day he decided to leave the hill and
> pay a visit to the town. It was a warm day, and so
> he drank from the village fountain.
>
> That night there was a great celebration. The
> people all rejoiced, for their beloved king had
> 'regained his sanity.'"
I see now!
Re: Teenage girl dies in Japan Buddhist 'exorcism'
Posted by:
Alvin Tostig
()
Date: September 28, 2011 12:22PM
The jesus freaks out in the streets.
Remember the Mansons were acting out what they thought was prosephied in the Book of Revelations.
Remember the Mansons were acting out what they thought was prosephied in the Book of Revelations.
Re: Teenage girl dies in Japan Buddhist 'exorcism'
Posted by:
SoulStirrer
()
Date: September 28, 2011 12:51PM
Yucky23 Wrote:
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> http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/jap
> an/8792357/Teenage-girl-dies-in-Japan-exorcism.htm
> l
>
> Shit. It looks like the Left's favorite religion
> also has crazy fundamentalist fucktards in it.
Demonic possession is a very real thing, but most people do not perform exorcisms correctly. The Catholic church refuses to do them anymore in most cases.. The thing is, most of these people that die during an exorcism probably have an underlying health condition. Christianity is the only one true faith for exorcisms.
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> http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/jap
> an/8792357/Teenage-girl-dies-in-Japan-exorcism.htm
> l
>
> Shit. It looks like the Left's favorite religion
> also has crazy fundamentalist fucktards in it.
Demonic possession is a very real thing, but most people do not perform exorcisms correctly. The Catholic church refuses to do them anymore in most cases.. The thing is, most of these people that die during an exorcism probably have an underlying health condition. Christianity is the only one true faith for exorcisms.
Re: Teenage girl dies in Japan Buddhist 'exorcism'
Posted by:
HoTai
()
Date: September 28, 2011 01:09PM
I'm quite well read on Buddhism and nowhere have I seen
anything that would call for such a thing. These people are
no more "Buddhist" than the Westboro Baptist Church is
"Christian". "If you see Buddha on the road, kill him for
it is an illusion." One of the goals of Buddhism is to be
able to see through illusions.
anything that would call for such a thing. These people are
no more "Buddhist" than the Westboro Baptist Church is
"Christian". "If you see Buddha on the road, kill him for
it is an illusion." One of the goals of Buddhism is to be
able to see through illusions.
Re: Teenage girl dies in Japan Buddhist 'exorcism'
Posted by:
Only true faith...period!!!
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Date: September 28, 2011 02:18PM
SoulStirrer Wrote:
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> Yucky23 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> >
> http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/jap
>
> >
> an/8792357/Teenage-girl-dies-in-Japan-exorcism.htm
>
> > l
> >
> > Shit. It looks like the Left's favorite
> religion
> > also has crazy fundamentalist fucktards in it.
>
>
> Demonic possession is a very real thing, but most
> people do not perform exorcisms correctly. The
> Catholic church refuses to do them anymore in most
> cases.. The thing is, most of these people that
> die during an exorcism probably have an underlying
> health condition. Christianity is the only one
> true faith for exorcisms.
There can only be one true faith and that is Christianity. Logic dictates there can't be more then one, you create a contridiction. I suggest doubters read about Christianity, the religion based on Jesus and taught by Saint Paul then compare it to any other, I don't care which one, you'll see for yourself what a trully beautiful and loving and perfect religion and philosophy it is.
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> Yucky23 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> >
> http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/jap
>
> >
> an/8792357/Teenage-girl-dies-in-Japan-exorcism.htm
>
> > l
> >
> > Shit. It looks like the Left's favorite
> religion
> > also has crazy fundamentalist fucktards in it.
>
>
> Demonic possession is a very real thing, but most
> people do not perform exorcisms correctly. The
> Catholic church refuses to do them anymore in most
> cases.. The thing is, most of these people that
> die during an exorcism probably have an underlying
> health condition. Christianity is the only one
> true faith for exorcisms.
There can only be one true faith and that is Christianity. Logic dictates there can't be more then one, you create a contridiction. I suggest doubters read about Christianity, the religion based on Jesus and taught by Saint Paul then compare it to any other, I don't care which one, you'll see for yourself what a trully beautiful and loving and perfect religion and philosophy it is.
Re: Teenage girl dies in Japan Buddhist 'exorcism'
Posted by:
RankineCycler
()
Date: September 28, 2011 02:48PM
Only true faith...period!!! Wrote:
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> There can only be one true faith and that is
> Christianity. Logic dictates there can't be more
> then one, you create a contridiction. I suggest
> doubters read about Christianity, the religion
> based on Jesus and taught by Saint Paul then
> compare it to any other, I don't care which one,
> you'll see for yourself what a trully beautiful
> and loving and perfect religion and philosophy it
> is.
Logic is not worthy. Reading alone is insufficient.
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> There can only be one true faith and that is
> Christianity. Logic dictates there can't be more
> then one, you create a contridiction. I suggest
> doubters read about Christianity, the religion
> based on Jesus and taught by Saint Paul then
> compare it to any other, I don't care which one,
> you'll see for yourself what a trully beautiful
> and loving and perfect religion and philosophy it
> is.
Logic is not worthy. Reading alone is insufficient.
Re: Teenage girl dies in Japan Buddhist 'exorcism'
Posted by:
Tae Hapo
()
Date: October 20, 2011 09:51PM
"If you see Buddha on the road, kill him, for it is an illusion."
Re: Teenage girl dies in Japan Buddhist 'exorcism'
Posted by:
eesh is yucky23 & geronimo1
()
Date: October 20, 2011 10:11PM
Yucky23 Wrote:
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> http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/jap
> an/8792357/Teenage-girl-dies-in-Japan-exorcism.htm
> l
>
> Shit. It looks like the Left's favorite religion
> also has crazy fundamentalist fucktards in it.
eesh thread/post
eesh is also geronimo1
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> http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/jap
> an/8792357/Teenage-girl-dies-in-Japan-exorcism.htm
> l
>
> Shit. It looks like the Left's favorite religion
> also has crazy fundamentalist fucktards in it.
eesh thread/post
eesh is also geronimo1
Re: Teenage girl dies in Japan Buddhist 'exorcism'
Posted by:
The Art of eesh
()
Date: October 20, 2011 10:20PM
"If you see eesh on the road, kill him, for it is an illusion."
eesh is not Yucky. eesh is a lib on most issues except gun control. He could not fake Yucky's fervent and detailed advocacy. Thinking like Yucky would make eesh's head explode.
eesh is not Yucky. eesh is a lib on most issues except gun control. He could not fake Yucky's fervent and detailed advocacy. Thinking like Yucky would make eesh's head explode.
Re: Teenage girl dies in Japan Buddhist 'exorcism'
Posted by:
just so you know
()
Date: October 20, 2011 10:35PM
The Art of eesh Wrote:
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> "If you see eesh on the road, kill him, for it is
> an illusion."
>
>
> eesh is not Yucky. eesh is a lib on most issues
> except gun control. He could not fake Yucky's
> fervent and detailed advocacy. Thinking like
> Yucky would make eesh's head explode.
eesh plays both sides of the political coin and posts anonymously as a hardcore ultra conservative in order to stir the pot.
He has admitted to being geronimo1.
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> "If you see eesh on the road, kill him, for it is
> an illusion."
>
>
> eesh is not Yucky. eesh is a lib on most issues
> except gun control. He could not fake Yucky's
> fervent and detailed advocacy. Thinking like
> Yucky would make eesh's head explode.
eesh plays both sides of the political coin and posts anonymously as a hardcore ultra conservative in order to stir the pot.
He has admitted to being geronimo1.
Re: Teenage girl dies in Japan Buddhist 'exorcism'
Posted by:
lamont sanford jr.
()
Date: October 21, 2011 09:30AM
Saw The Exorcist last night at Fairfax Corner movie theatre. They've been having a Horror Film festival during October on Thursday nights. 5 bucks at 9 p.m.
Kind of neat to see old movies on big screen. The Exorcist seemed to scare the 20somethings in the crowd. They showed original Texas Chainsaw Massacre during summer. Had never seen. Made me feel oogie
Kind of neat to see old movies on big screen. The Exorcist seemed to scare the 20somethings in the crowd. They showed original Texas Chainsaw Massacre during summer. Had never seen. Made me feel oogie