It also concerns your sect, so I post it in the right topic ("false religions and cults") I guess you won't see any problem with that.
Allah: Allah is great, that's all we know about him
Apostle: most fervent disciple of Jesus, who bewitched them, convincing them to follow him and give up their wives and kids, in order to wander somewhere in Palestine. After the treason of Judas, they created a football club. After the pentecost, they split and created many football clubs around the Mediterranean sea.
Ascension Day where you have vacation, usually the last thursday of May, allowing students not to go to school at thursday and friday, thus allowing them to study for their exams.
Assomption Another vacation day, in mid-August.
Atheist Tired man, because nothing is harder than fighting against something that does not exist
Baptem Purification rite practised in primitive societies. For the catholics, this rite is made by spilling water that stagnated several months inside their temple on the head of a baby who hasn't asked anything.
This is the first step of the brainwashing.
Blessing Magic formula said by christian druids in order to flatter God's ego and get something from him.
Stoup: survival of Pagan rites, stocking water "blessed" by catholic druids who said a magic formula transforming it into magic water.
Bible: compilation of old books. Historical, poetic or warlike, these are important for Jews, Christian or Muslims. It say that you must believe in God. So if it's written...
Cathedral: big temple dedicated to some divinity of the Christian mythology: Marie, Jesus, Saints...the most famous, Notre-Dame de Paris, was the house of Quasimodo.
Rosary: allows the believer not to mistake in his prayers. Because if you say 9 or 11 "ave maria" instead of 10, it does not work.
Christianism: religious and proselytic sect has a hegemonic goal. Its first guru was called Jesus and was from Nazareth.
Confessionnal: small wooden house inside the churches. Believers go there to tell their sins and be forgiven, so that they feel free to sin again once they are outside the church. Do not confuse with WC.
Convent: breeding place for christian female priests
Cross: christian totem. If Jesus had been impaled, I let you guess what you would with your hand...
Belief: parasit of counscienceness inhibating the mind.
Believer: synonym of credulous, gullible. Human who adopted, by intellectual lazyness or conformism, the beliefs of his circle in order to appease his existential fears.
Crucifix: portative totem / redoutable wapon used in movies to make the vampires run away
Priest: Christian local guru
God: Placebo for people looking for sense and marks
Dogme: "it's like that, not another way!"
Excommunication: anticipated liberation for good beheaving (I don't know how to translate it, but it's the same as if you were freed from jail earlier because you are calm)
Faith: Total adhesion to a divinity. Inoffensive if people do it for their own purpose, it may be dangerous if they overdo or if they do it in group.
Inquisition: Period in the late Middle-Age where the Catholic church showed its tolerance, misericorde and kindness.
Jesus: 1) Kind of sausage made in Eastern France and Switzerland
2) Jew carpenter and predicator. Killed in 33 after himself.
Judaism: confidential religion, only 0.2% of the people suffer from it. The priests are called rabbins and churches are synagogues. Sunday falls on Saturday, and Paradise is called Promised Land.
Louia Small Palestinian town where the local Christian football club won against the Jews club from Jerusalem. Even if the Christian captain has been crucified because he multiplied the balloons, his club won 4-0. That's why we still sing "Allez Louia! Allez Louia!" ("go on Louia" > Allelujah!)
Prayer: flattering of God in the hope of gaining something in his favor. Whatever results from it, it confirms the believer's faith. Example: a prayer in order to succeed in an exam.
> You passed it: "God is great! He granted my prayer!"
> You failed it: "God sent me a message to tell me I do not believe enough. I'm a poor sinner. I must pray much more. God is great!"
Religion: sect that has gained monopoly in a country or a region. Hereditary.
Pray for yourself Bro
Allah: Allah is great, that's all we know about him
Apostle: most fervent disciple of Jesus, who bewitched them, convincing them to follow him and give up their wives and kids, in order to wander somewhere in Palestine. After the treason of Judas, they created a football club. After the pentecost, they split and created many football clubs around the Mediterranean sea.
Ascension Day where you have vacation, usually the last thursday of May, allowing students not to go to school at thursday and friday, thus allowing them to study for their exams.
Assomption Another vacation day, in mid-August.
Atheist Tired man, because nothing is harder than fighting against something that does not exist
Baptem Purification rite practised in primitive societies. For the catholics, this rite is made by spilling water that stagnated several months inside their temple on the head of a baby who hasn't asked anything.
This is the first step of the brainwashing.
Blessing Magic formula said by christian druids in order to flatter God's ego and get something from him.
Stoup: survival of Pagan rites, stocking water "blessed" by catholic druids who said a magic formula transforming it into magic water.
Bible: compilation of old books. Historical, poetic or warlike, these are important for Jews, Christian or Muslims. It say that you must believe in God. So if it's written...
Cathedral: big temple dedicated to some divinity of the Christian mythology: Marie, Jesus, Saints...the most famous, Notre-Dame de Paris, was the house of Quasimodo.
Rosary: allows the believer not to mistake in his prayers. Because if you say 9 or 11 "ave maria" instead of 10, it does not work.
Christianism: religious and proselytic sect has a hegemonic goal. Its first guru was called Jesus and was from Nazareth.
Confessionnal: small wooden house inside the churches. Believers go there to tell their sins and be forgiven, so that they feel free to sin again once they are outside the church. Do not confuse with WC.
Convent: breeding place for christian female priests
Cross: christian totem. If Jesus had been impaled, I let you guess what you would with your hand...
Belief: parasit of counscienceness inhibating the mind.
Believer: synonym of credulous, gullible. Human who adopted, by intellectual lazyness or conformism, the beliefs of his circle in order to appease his existential fears.
Crucifix: portative totem / redoutable wapon used in movies to make the vampires run away
Priest: Christian local guru
God: Placebo for people looking for sense and marks
Dogme: "it's like that, not another way!"
Excommunication: anticipated liberation for good beheaving (I don't know how to translate it, but it's the same as if you were freed from jail earlier because you are calm)
Faith: Total adhesion to a divinity. Inoffensive if people do it for their own purpose, it may be dangerous if they overdo or if they do it in group.
Inquisition: Period in the late Middle-Age where the Catholic church showed its tolerance, misericorde and kindness.
Jesus: 1) Kind of sausage made in Eastern France and Switzerland
2) Jew carpenter and predicator. Killed in 33 after himself.
Judaism: confidential religion, only 0.2% of the people suffer from it. The priests are called rabbins and churches are synagogues. Sunday falls on Saturday, and Paradise is called Promised Land.
Louia Small Palestinian town where the local Christian football club won against the Jews club from Jerusalem. Even if the Christian captain has been crucified because he multiplied the balloons, his club won 4-0. That's why we still sing "Allez Louia! Allez Louia!" ("go on Louia" > Allelujah!)
Prayer: flattering of God in the hope of gaining something in his favor. Whatever results from it, it confirms the believer's faith. Example: a prayer in order to succeed in an exam.
> You passed it: "God is great! He granted my prayer!"
> You failed it: "God sent me a message to tell me I do not believe enough. I'm a poor sinner. I must pray much more. God is great!"
Religion: sect that has gained monopoly in a country or a region. Hereditary.


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