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author=Arandomgamemakerauthor=Marrend*sadface*
Warning: Sarcasm detected in this thread!
More serious comment: Do you have a gamepage for this project? Make a request blog that asks for testers! It really, really works!
Damn it, that was more sarcasm!
I just noticed you changed your avatar. Was that supposed to be Lenna? She looked pretty cool!
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author=MarrendI think that unpopular games get more notice in the boards than their actual profiles. No one has all that precious time to browse through all games uploaded into the system.
Warning: Sarcasm detected in this thread!
More serious comment: Do you have a gamepage for this project? Make a request blog that asks for testers! It really, really works!
Damn it, that was more sarcasm!
But yeah, getting a gamepage will help, especially if it's in its infancy stages.
American Constitution overriden
author=Dyhaltoauthor=Allen HunterIf you go to church on Sundays and attend other church events, you're going to learn names and faces of other people doing the same thing.
Christians are more actually divided than you think. Look at all the millions of branches and their altered bibles, for one.
This is common with just about any social gathering, really.
author=Dyhalto
And unlike most other gatherings, people from all social stratum have a reason to go there. It's not just meeting fellow workers at work, or fellow partiers at parties.
So true. Religious and ideological community groups can be a wonderful thing. You can get Advocacy, Moral and perhaps financial support, charity if you’re in need, access to programs offered, socialization and friendly, welcoming acceptance by their community.
-As long as you’re not-
An infidel, a slave, an adherent to another god, a homosexual, a communist, a young male goat or transgendered. You’ll do just fine.
So I decided to join The KKK...
Sure, I don't agree with their notion of white pride. And I don't believe in their desire to cut off all American foreign aid, nor their desire to outlaw homosexuality, nor their anti-abortion stance. I think their plans for creating a Christian nation are horrible and damaging. And I think their history of racism is a truly terrible thing.
But there is a lot of good that comes out of being in the klan! A sense of community. A sense of belonging to something bigger than yourself. And some of the things they believe in, I also agree with. They believe in supporting strict environmental laws. They believe in balancing the budget. They stand behind states rights, and they strongly support veterans.
Just because a few radical individuals did some terrible things in the past in the name of the Klan, that has nothing to do with how the Klan is today! Besides, those people weren't true Klansmen. A real, modern Klansman would never act like that!
I can call myself a Klansman, even though I don't agree with everything they believe in. And I still go to a few Klan meetings each year, even though I disagree with some of their core tenets. I like the ceremonies, and some of the songs. I'm just choosing the parts that I like, and I'm going to with that, while I ignore the parts of The Klan that I disagree with.
So really, there's nothing wrong with The Klan, or being a member. It's just a personal matter of how an individual chooses to live their life.
I really don't understand why people have a problem with me being in the Klan!
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Recruiting staff members for Runic Cipher (RM2k3)
Recruiting staff members for Runic Cipher (RM2k3)
American Constitution overriden
author=DyhaltoAccording to what you've told me before, you have never believed, so what makes you so sure that was an accurate statement? If you had been a believer in the past I think you would have come to the conclusion that there are more problems within Christianity than those who don't subscribe to any organized religion. There is too much nonsense going on in Christianity, not just in politics, but also in scripture.
Christian communities still maintain some sense of togetherness when compared to the rest of us rat racers who hate each other, and that will count in a time of crisis.
Christians are more actually divided than you think. Look at all the millions of branches and their altered bibles, for one. Liberal Christians argue that we shouldn't take the bible literally, whereas the fundamentalists say otherwise. Christians who listen to secular music get sucked into fights with strict believers who think that if you listen to anything that doesn't intentionally say "Praise Jesus" then it's "the devil."
A lot of people are now ex-believers because of the fear and ignorance Christianity has bred among the flock. It is certainly more rewarding to not believe in utter man-made bullshit than to waste your time with a religion that is so confused with itself.
You have no idea what you're talking about.
Regardless of which group(s) you are a part of, there will always be some form of hatred or anger amongst others.













