Child suspended for his religious beliefs
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Spaghetti is an Italian dish made of dough. Meatballs are meat. Pirates were people who stole things.
If the origin of the object can be explained, I don't see how it's divine. Teapot's (China teapot), and as for the unicorn, well, you got me on that, I could say humans made it up, someone would counter with God being so, but I still can't abide by Pastafarianism.
After all, the guy was just pissed because they were teaching intelligent design instead of evolution. I can understand that, but still, now it's starting to pass off as something legible.
I can't argue for other religions, I don't really research them, I live in my Deist/Pantheistic life and don't bother most others.
But the Muslims at my school don't wear their clothes, and the Pastafarians don't wear there pirate outfits. Courtesy, more than anything, is what I expect. He can wear the pirate outfit at home.
Some schools pick and choose, I do not support this, and leave it out. Basically, although I say Pastafarianism isn't a legible belief, I don't care much. But you leave your religious stuff at home; everyone.
Though the pirate thing is a clever attack at the whole "correlation/causation" thing. Stick it to the bitches, Henderson.
If the origin of the object can be explained, I don't see how it's divine. Teapot's (China teapot), and as for the unicorn, well, you got me on that, I could say humans made it up, someone would counter with God being so, but I still can't abide by Pastafarianism.
After all, the guy was just pissed because they were teaching intelligent design instead of evolution. I can understand that, but still, now it's starting to pass off as something legible.
I can't argue for other religions, I don't really research them, I live in my Deist/Pantheistic life and don't bother most others.
But the Muslims at my school don't wear their clothes, and the Pastafarians don't wear there pirate outfits. Courtesy, more than anything, is what I expect. He can wear the pirate outfit at home.
Some schools pick and choose, I do not support this, and leave it out. Basically, although I say Pastafarianism isn't a legible belief, I don't care much. But you leave your religious stuff at home; everyone.
Though the pirate thing is a clever attack at the whole "correlation/causation" thing. Stick it to the bitches, Henderson.
Hahaa.
I just love Pastafarianism.
It shows that all of the religions are based on lies.
Those people who say that Pastafarianism isn't right, because the deity is so ridiculously supernatural, are just digging their own graves.
Gods? thay are all paranormal.
So they are either all real or all fake.
[small]I'd say: Fakes, they are. Fakes.[/small]
I just love Pastafarianism.
It shows that all of the religions are based on lies.
Those people who say that Pastafarianism isn't right, because the deity is so ridiculously supernatural, are just digging their own graves.
Gods? thay are all paranormal.
So they are either all real or all fake.
[small]I'd say: Fakes, they are. Fakes.[/small]
Well, that wasn't my intention when I wrote that, but I gave it some thought, and this kids a prick. I sincerely doubt he seriously wants to dress as a pirate his whole life, and that he believes in a flying spaghetti monster. I also don't think this school was at fault, since puswhateverism doesn't have NEARLY enough enough followers to be considered a legitimate religion.Eoin Livingston said:Was that a jab or an excuse to quote?dudeman0001 said:Your words are as empty as your soul!Lekonua said:
quoting from the same game
Seriously people, I know you guys aren't religous but this obviously doesn't hold the same ground as things like christianity and judism.
Which would teenagers pay attention to, advanced theories on the formation of the culture of Classical Han China or the kid in a pirate suit?SuperFriendBFG said:
I lol'd when you called me a bigot. You're right, I am a bigot. A big one. I hate black people too. And I can't stand those durn homosexuals. All because I don't think a kid should be able to wear a pirate costume to school.Nomad said:
the kid not too bright and should be expeled for joining a stupid religion
btw i know im a bigot
btw i know im a bigot
So..then I guess those Romans were ignorant. I don't really see how that's relevant. :\Monkeyman8 said:How many people have to believe something before it's "legitimate". more importantly how can you honestly encourage religious discrimination because not enough people believe in something? it would've been like the Romans refusing to allow Christianity because not enough people believed in it. (if you're historically illiterate you'll invariably point out that the Romans did in fact persecute Christians, and I'll point out that this was well after Christianity became "a legitimate religion")dudeman0001 said:Well, that wasn't my intention when I wrote that, but I gave it some thought, and this kids a prick. I sincerely doubt he seriously wants to dress as a pirate his whole life, and that he believes in a flying spaghetti monster. I also don't think this school was at fault, since puswhateverism doesn't have NEARLY enough enough followers to be considered a legitimate religion.Eoin Livingston said:Was that a jab or an excuse to quote?dudeman0001 said:Your words are as empty as your soul!Lekonua said:
quoting from the same game
Seriously people, I know you guys aren't religous but this obviously doesn't hold the same ground as things like christianity and judism.
Anyways, having a lot of followers allows a religion to hold some ground, not make it legitimate, I guess I misstyped. what makes a religion a religion is it's purpose. A lot of athiests are under the impression that all religions are just some invisible guy telling people to kill eachother but that's really not what it's meant to be about. A religion is supposed to provide moral enlightenment and act as a guideline to those who are confused, feel that they have no purpose in this world, that nobody's looking out for them. Religions help people believe that they are here for a reason and that the world isn't just out to get them, and that they should try to live their lives as fully and considerately as they can.
Pastafarianism however, is just a joke. Teaching nothing other than that religons can be unrealistic at times. Poking fun at relgions, and this kids only dressing up like that for shits & giggles.
I'll ask again; Do you honestly think this kid believes the world was created by a flying spaghetti monster?
P.S. I still have no idea why people believe in Scientology. But then again i haven't looked into it from anything resembling their perspective.
This this just made my day this kid is a hero and a pioneer americans have relgious freedom i say the kid should be aloowed to wear his religious pirate costume HAIL THE FLYING SPAGETTI MONSTER!!!
That doesn't make it not beer. You just said it TASTED however you wanted it, that still makes me not want to drink it.Void(null) said:
EDIT: I'm kind of atheist, so I don't give half of anything to damn religion.