Just in case you thought that going to your own church might be a good way to avoid fundagelical nonsense, we learn today that some nice people from "Operation Save America," an offshoot from the radical anti-abortion "Operation Rescue," would like you to know that they are taking their campaign of Christian Love to minister to people all over the place -- and even in churches where they're not welcome!
I was born a Unitarian, and we attended a church just outside Toronto. The sort of place that back in the early 60's had yoga classes. Very laid-back, and a great relief for my parents after being raised strict Presbyterian and Anglican. But by the time I was 5 my mother became a confirmed atheist, and we never returned.
So long as the exoplanet was created 6,000 years ago, the fundies should have no problem. (The distance being >>6,000 light years will certainly occasion some creative/creationist hand-waving, but that's what they do best.)
Sure, as long as they drink coffee. Or at least tolerate it. It's the only UU sacrament. Atheists and anybody who thinks for themselves are cordially invited.
The lady who chairs the Democratic Party in our county goes to my church. She is 100 pounds of fire-breathing liberal whup-ass. I would pay cash money to see her take on these wingtards.
I'm a parishioner at St. Arbuck's Universalist Unitarian Cafe, myself.
I was born a Unitarian, and we attended a church just outside Toronto. The sort of place that back in the early 60's had yoga classes. Very laid-back, and a great relief for my parents after being raised strict Presbyterian and Anglican. But by the time I was 5 my mother became a confirmed atheist, and we never returned.
If the Unitarian Universalists invaded a fundamentalist church, weapons would be drawn.
You know exactly what they'll do: They'll start making plans to send missionaries.
So long as the exoplanet was created 6,000 years ago, the fundies should have no problem. (The distance being >>6,000 light years will certainly occasion some creative/creationist hand-waving, but that's what they do best.)
I prefer Operation Clusterfudge.
I was born and raised Unitarian, but the Lord appeared to me in a vision and told me it was OK to sleep late on Sundays.
Just bust in and chant "SHUT UP. SHUT UP. SHUT UP." over and over?
Sure, as long as they drink coffee. Or at least tolerate it. It's the only UU sacrament. Atheists and anybody who thinks for themselves are cordially invited.
The lady who chairs the Democratic Party in our county goes to my church. She is 100 pounds of fire-breathing liberal whup-ass. I would pay cash money to see her take on these wingtards.
Or the Enlightenment of Ramtha. I guess he needs a new gig.
There are commenting guidelines? Uh oh.
Old Joke:
A Christian Klan member burns a cross in your yard...a Unitarian Klan member burns a question mark.
To quote a long absent Wonker: &quot;<i>Tabernac</i>&quot;.
Fucking killer, that one.
Literally, of course?