So the head of a church (priest/preacher/pastor, whomever calls them self father) calls in asking why he’s getting charged taxes on apps in his app store. Says he bought two new iPhone 17 pro max’s tax free (one for his wife one for him) and his computers should be tax free because “they are for the church”. Your apps aren’t for the church. Your phone is not for the church, God didn’t demand you answer a phone or download an app… get back to your damn church and pay your sales taxes person who points his phone at a Donald Trump tie and thinks you are the person who isn’t the mooch

  • SnoopSqueak@lemmy.todayEnglish
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    1 day ago

    thats a generalization fallacy

    It’s not. Religion is primarily about lying to get what you want. Evangelical protestantism is one example, but magical thinking is always harmful.

      • SnoopSqueak@lemmy.todayEnglish
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        23 hours ago

        Literally none. The problem of evil/suffering definitively disproves a god that is both loving and powerful.

          • SnoopSqueak@lemmy.todayEnglish
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            22 hours ago

            Our first parents willfully chose to rebel against God, thereby sinning and introducing death and other negative consequences, including suffering, into man’s earthly existence

            ALL OF WHICH IS GOD’S FAULT IF HE IS ALL-POWERFUL. What part of that are you struggling to understand?

            Why are innocent children killed for the mistakes their ancestors made?

            Stop outsourcing your thinking. Shitty apologetics are like AI to you, they hallucinate and tell you what you want to hear and you pretend it is fact.