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Mormon time.

(By the way, in case it’s not obvious, this is actually from an 80’s-era anti-Mormon propaganda video.)

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  1. #1 by Solok on March 19th, 2009

    ……………………………

  2. #2 by Freakazoid on March 19th, 2009

    Now see these are the kinds of videos you should be posting.

    It was especially nice, because at the end it linked to robotnik’s tea party.

  3. #3 by Sok on March 19th, 2009

    The ancient Mediterranean economy was apparently based on a vigorous hair peroxide trade.

  4. #4 by sinij on March 19th, 2009

    O.o

    Why?

  5. #5 by Vajarra on March 19th, 2009

    I liked the part with the Moses pimp the best.

  6. #6 by JuJutsu on March 20th, 2009

    ummm….ok

  7. #7 by Einherjer on March 20th, 2009

    Well, although I don’t know the pourpose of the video, I’d still would like to start a war here. ;)

    I can understand that a good man that lived 2000 years ago, in a time where a small trip to the beach took the best part of a year, can nowadays be considered divine.

    A “take this herbal tea son, it will make you feel better” can easy become “he healed the sick” or “please remove the bandages, he is only unconscious” can become “live”.

    But the idea that in the 19th (?) century, this bloke claimed that he was given gold tablets by an angel and the only proof of that was the “word” of ten of his friends is simply…. I don’t know…

    Religion is seriouz bizznezz…

  8. #8 by Drakks on March 20th, 2009

    I’m all for any religion that involves aliens, and there is more than one. I consider it my own spiritual struggle to choose between them.

  9. #9 by Bonedead on March 20th, 2009

    My favorite is the South Park episode.

    Dumb dumb dumb dumb dumb!

  10. #10 by pharniel on March 20th, 2009

    I need to have a southpark mini-thon with all the religion episodes.

  11. #11 by Angelworks on March 20th, 2009

    I’m actually a member of the church and I found the Southpark episode and the film “The Godmakers” pretty funny. Southpark was a strangely accurate in some ways.

  12. #12 by Jeff on March 20th, 2009

    @Einherjer

    The funny thing about all that is IF that was all the guy did, and He got crucified for it, wouldn’t His believers have scattered like the wind and been done with it? Why did they sacrifice themselves into persecution for spreading the word of Jesus’ deeds if there was nothing more to it. If He died, the story dies. But He didn’t stay dead, and thus His story didn’t die like it otherwise would.

    Just something to think about, I’m not interested in your war. But I will give you credit, when it comes to baiting, you are a master. :)

  13. #13 by octopaganini on March 20th, 2009

    Wow, going in this direction after the last couple of Scott’s posts is kinda like cleansing your palate with Borax.

  14. #14 by Random Poster on March 20th, 2009

    Jeff :@Einherjer
    The funny thing about all that is IF that was all the guy did, and He got crucified for it, wouldn’t His believers have scattered like the wind and been done with it? Why did they sacrifice themselves into persecution for spreading the word of Jesus’ deeds if there was nothing more to it. If He died, the story dies. But He didn’t stay dead, and thus His story didn’t die like it otherwise would.
    Just something to think about, I’m not interested in your war. But I will give you credit, when it comes to baiting, you are a master.

    For the same reason people fought and died for David Koresh (sp) or any other cult leader for that matter?

  15. #15 by Amaranthar on March 20th, 2009

  16. #16 by Athryn on March 20th, 2009

    I can’t stop watching this.

  17. #17 by Baldrake on March 20th, 2009

    The original is enormously more interesting:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nwEGsQM5CQ

  18. #18 by wilhelm2451 on March 20th, 2009

    Was that Hagrid/Robbie Coletrane there at the last supper?

  19. #19 by Raelyf on March 20th, 2009

    Jeff :
    @Einherjer
    The funny thing about all that is IF that was all the guy did, and He got crucified for it, wouldn’t His believers have scattered like the wind and been done with it? Why did they sacrifice themselves into persecution for spreading the word of Jesus’ deeds if there was nothing more to it. If He died, the story dies. But He didn’t stay dead, and thus His story didn’t die like it otherwise would.
    Just something to think about, I’m not interested in your war. But I will give you credit, when it comes to baiting, you are a master.

    So, basically your arguement is: “Well, I worship the guy – so CLEARLY he did something pretty epic!” ?

  20. #20 by Einherjer on March 20th, 2009

    Class act Jeff, no irony. ;)

  21. #21 by Random Poster on March 20th, 2009

    My first comment keeps saying awaiting moderation and for the life of me I can’t figure out why

  22. #22 by Jeff on March 21st, 2009

    Raelyf :

    So, basically your arguement is: “Well, I worship the guy – so CLEARLY he did something pretty epic!” ?

    No, my argument, or more appropriately food for though, is this: why would people, people that lived and walked with the guy, throw away their lives and let themselves be persecuted, when it would have been easy to walk away and not spread the word?

    If Jesus was just a charismatic teacher, wouldn’t they have just scattered after he died?

  23. #23 by Jeff on March 21st, 2009

    Einherjer :
    Class act Jeff, no irony.

    :)

  24. #24 by Drakks on March 21st, 2009

    Jeff :

    Raelyf :
    So, basically your arguement is: “Well, I worship the guy – so CLEARLY he did something pretty epic!” ?

    No, my argument, or more appropriately food for though, is this: why would people, people that lived and walked with the guy, throw away their lives and let themselves be persecuted, when it would have been easy to walk away and not spread the word?
    If Jesus was just a charismatic teacher, wouldn’t they have just scattered after he died?

    For the same reason people followed Jim Jones, Marshall Applewhite, Jerry Fallwell, Jim Baker, etc..etc.

    People want to believe there is more because death and the unknown scares the shit out of them – it hardly takes more than charisma to build a following and once you have one the people tend to lose their grip on rationality.

  25. #25 by JuJutsu on March 21st, 2009

    Random Poster :My first comment keeps saying awaiting moderation and for the life of me I can’t figure out why

    You have to make a Darkfall post to unlock thread access ;)

  26. #26 by Glasseye on March 21st, 2009

    @Jeff

    Never underestimate the power of mass delusion.

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