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  • MitzaLizalor
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    Originally posted by Romeo Rovagnati View Post
    I've confused the religion of Bashar al-Assad with the Amadiyya movement.
    Don't worry. A typo can happen to anyone at any time. And besides, this Assad creature was a bath party-ist (some sort of Arab communism) hence doubly opposed to God's will on all fronts. You may recall that King David was sidetracked bigly by a bath party of his own.
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    BATHSHEBA: “Oh yes, just the spot for a bath”




    Now unless you hold that David's wives and concubines in fact represented a form of social welfare for war widows (do you?) we can be fairly sure that he was not a socialist. Perhaps that's why God eschewed a direct smiting in his case but for Assad, it's unavoidable relocation not only for his peculiar-looking wife but for he himself in perpetuity. (However long that is for exsanguinated dictators in Moscow.)

    So I wouldn't worry too much and if the memory of the pair is fading, here's a friendly reminder of our recent loss and Russia's chirpy gain.
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    In Christ.

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  • Romeo Rovagnati
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    Originally posted by Romeo Rovagnati View Post
    Alawis
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    A bunch of Muslims who suddently saw the light and decided that Jesus was crucified. Despite this, they chose to stay in their moon-worshipping delusions.
    I realized I made a mistake: I've confused the religion of Bashar al-Assad with the Amadiyya movement. Oh well, not that God cares anyway.

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  • Johny Joe Hold
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    Originally posted by Romeo Rovagnati View Post

    Actually, Islam is split in the following cults:

    Shiites
    Practices: Cutting themselves with blades and scimitars during an (un)holiday called Ashura, cherry picking the Quran(us)..
    Worship: the terrorist Ayatollah Kamehamenei, the Zulfiqar (a rip-off of King Arthur's Excalibur), Imam al-Mahdi (a codeword for the Antichrist) and Satan

    Sunnis
    Practices: Blowing up themselves, memorizing three outdated texts (the Quran, the Hadith and the Sira), selling oil to the West
    Worship: The Saudi Royal Family, the family of their "prophet", the Sunna, Satan
    I think some self-examination would be helpful for you, Father Romero. No religion gets happier over blood than Catholics. The best blood of Jesus comes from an area of France called Bordeaux, "..full bodied character and fruit-forward.." Priests can buy the best blood of Jesus for just under $3,000 per bottle:


    Acker Wines | Fine Wine Auctions & Wine Shop Since 1820

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  • Romeo Rovagnati
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    Originally posted by Pastor Billy-Reuben View Post
    Please post any new false religions you run across on this thread, so that they can be added to the register.
    Muslims (mudslims)
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    worship: the Moon, although they are really bowing to Satan, who told them to worship the Moon
    Actually, Islam is split in the following cults:

    Shiites
    Practices: Cutting themselves with blades and scimitars during an (un)holiday called Ashura, cherry picking the Quran(us)..
    Worship: the terrorist Ayatollah Kamehamenei, the Zulfiqar (a rip-off of King Arthur's Excalibur), Imam al-Mahdi (a codeword for the Antichrist) and Satan

    Sunnis
    Practices: Blowing up themselves, memorizing three outdated texts (the Quran, the Hadith and the Sira), selling oil to the West
    Worship: The Saudi Royal Family, the family of their "prophet", the Sunna, Satan

    Sufis
    Practices:
    Spinning constantly while attemping to reunite with "Allah" (demon possession)
    Worship: Various "Saints", the greatest of all being Satan

    Alawis
    Description:
    A bunch of Muslims who suddently saw the light and decided that Jesus was crucified. Despite this, they chose to stay in their moon-worshipping delusions.

    Also, may I add the gypsies among the false religions?

    Gypsies
    Description: They scam people with divination and tarot cards. Otherwise, they still attempt to steal money to honest people via pickpocketing. Both actions are disapproved by God and approved by Satan.

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  • MitzaLizalor
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    Originally posted by Romeo Rovagnati View Post
    Kemetism
    Description: A bunch of Hamites who believes the are the Pharaoh of Egypt and (attempted) to revive its rituals.
    Worship: Some furry demons and Satan.
    Originally posted by Romeo Rovagnati View Post
    Kekism
    Description: A bunch of social rejects who dwells on 4Chan and believes they are Nazi frog furries.
    Originally posted by Romeo Rovagnati View Post
    Federation of Damanhur
    Description: A guild of deluded roleplayers of Dungeons & Dragons . . .
    While your contribution to the discussion is appreciated, there seems to be a theme emerging of concern to those of us praying for your Salvation. I've highlighted the red flags (in yellow) and must caution others that furry as a caste is broadening its agenda to include materials other than fur. “What is a furry today?” becomes a valid question. Vinyl inflatables, requiring refrigerated underwear, are clearly not made from fur fabric. Then there's spraying oneself with paint in the nude with buttons, googly eyes, tentacles and the like applied using specialist adhesives. You may think such creatures remain indoors but no, they go out like that. Even wearing lace tablecloths and vivid satin regalia—as though the curtains and one's kimono had become fused in a laundromat—whilst laughable to any normal person, has aficionados regarding themselves as the acme of cool.

    Now in your examples, there's enough information to persuade me that orgiastic rituals are involved. And perhaps someone might paint themselves or dress up in a blimp-suit to attend an ordinary old orgy devoid of cultic overtones. Sure! Why not? Are there degrees of Hell for those rejecting Christ? Remember to waterproof the floor, set out a shingle and see who turns up. But obviously anyone needing to do that would be waiting a long time. Fur-suits, blimp-suits and tablecloths exist to PREVENT human contact, not encourage it, in dungeons of their own making.


    As you know, I'm always willing to see the other side of any matter and yes, there could be a legit. reason to get inflated. Employment is one instance, although not a job I'd take myself, yet even here the repulse field surrounding any fur- or blimp-suited abomination is VERY apparent. Why anyone thought this would work is beyond me, bringing us back to your initial point: Pharaohs, frog-identifiers, D&D or MMORPG nuts (some being spray painted) all worship Satan whose ultimate objective is for everyone to be as isolated as he.
    Check out the repulse field here:

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  • Johny Joe Hold
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    It's time to do something about the atheists and secular heathens. Shut them down is our only choice.

    The Freedom From Religion Foundation is growing. So are American Atheists and Secular Humanists. All of these cults exist to stop Jesus from sending all of us in Landover Baptist to a blissful hereafter. They need to be eliminated forever.

    Proof of their evil intentions was said out loud by Annie Gaylor of Freedom From Religion. She said her group is focused on making life on this earth better because it is the only life we have. What nonsense. It's a waste of our time to save "the environment" for future generations. People who pay money into these organizations do that for one reason, they love sin. Jesus is returning soon and we who do not sin will ascend to an eternity of luxury. To worry about how the sinners like Gaylor survive here on earth is folly. I wish Elon Musk and President Trump would send the military into the offices of these organizations, burn everything there and put padlocks on the doors.

    Nontheist groups see rise in members, donations since Trump’s election

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  • Romeo Rovagnati
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    Since no one posted about this cult, I'll do it:

    Federation of Damanhur
    Description: A guild of deluded roleplayers of Dungeons & Dragons that lives in a temple underneath the mountains in the province of Turin (one of the most Satanic cities in the world).
    Practices: Tarot, Divination, a nonsense caste system with too many jobs and paths
    Worship: All of the false gods the deluded part of the mankind worshipped so far, including Satan

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  • Romeo Rovagnati
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    I was wondering why there is not "Christian" Science from Mary Baker Eddy in the list. I mean, her cult and the one founded by Ellen G. White are both wicked enough to be warned about.

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  • Romeo Rovagnati
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    Originally posted by Johny Joe Hold View Post

    This helps explain why the Christians, led by Moses, needed to get out of Egypt. Besides Paganism, there was this kind of kinky sex business.
    No surprise that one of their idols is named ISIS.

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  • Johny Joe Hold
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    Originally posted by Romeo Rovagnati View Post
    Speaking of Egyptians, there is another religion related to them that recently came in my mind:

    Kekism
    Description: A bunch of social rejects who dwells on 4Chan and believes they are Nazi frog furries. They believe they live in a country named "Kekistan" (a codeword for Hell)
    Practices: Putting furry frogs as their profile image, practicing witchcraft (meme magic), sodomy (since Alex Jones pointed out that all frogs are sodomites).
    Worship: Frog idols from the Egyptian pantheon and Satan
    Note: Don't believe them when they say they are joking, as Discordianists do the same.
    This helps explain why the Christians, led by Moses, needed to get out of Egypt. Besides Paganism, there was this kind of kinky sex business.

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  • Romeo Rovagnati
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    Speaking of Egyptians, there is another religion related to them that recently came in my mind:

    Kekism
    Description: A bunch of social rejects who dwells on 4Chan and believes they are Nazi frog furries. They believe they live in a country named "Kekistan" (a codeword for Hell)
    Practices: Putting furry frogs as their profile image, practicing witchcraft (meme magic), sodomy (since Alex Jones pointed out that all frogs are sodomites).
    Worship: Frog idols from the Egyptian pantheon and Satan
    Note: Don't believe them when they say they are joking, as Discordianists do the same.

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  • Johny Joe Hold
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    Really, I don't want to have anything to do with the Egyptians. They were mean to the early Christians, enslaved them. Then when Moses led the Christians out of slavery the witless Egyptians tried to stop him with chariots they borrowed from the circus.

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  • MitzaLizalor
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    Originally posted by Romeo Rovagnati View Post
    While I'm here I wanted to submit this new cult that I've found long ago:

    Kemetism
    Description: A bunch of Hamites who believes the are the Pharaoh of Egypt and (attempted) to revive its rituals.
    Worship: Some furry demons and Satan.
    "Pharaoh" of course is not generally thought to be an Egyptian word. Whatever they called their king, it would not be pronounced Pharaoh. There are many sources for this, earlier Sumerian symbols incorporated into hieroglyphs for instance, suggesting how words sounded by comparing extant languages' application of ancient themes – but I'm rather dubious: even across the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms pronunciation varies a lot: and that's only 1 millennium!

    So imagine what happened before and after the wretch Nestorius?

    Freak central!

    Which is about where we came in. (except you hadn't got onto Nestorianism yet)

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  • Johny Joe Hold
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    Originally posted by Romeo Rovagnati View Post
    While I'm here I wanted to submit this new cult that I've found long ago:

    Kemetism
    Description: A bunch of Hamites who believes the are the Pharaoh of Egypt and (attempted) to revive its rituals.
    Worship: Some furry demons and Satan.
    There are always heretics wanting to rename God and Jesus. The Egyptians did a lot of this. The best thing for Kemets to do is hear one of Pastor Zeke's sermons on sin and then get right with Jesus.

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  • Romeo Rovagnati
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    While I'm here I wanted to submit this new cult that I've found long ago:

    Kemetism
    Description: A bunch of Hamites who believes the are the Pharaoh of Egypt and (attempted) to revive its rituals.
    Worship: Some furry demons and Satan.

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