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Merged House stenographer dragged off floor yelling about Freemasons

Muldur said:
Nope. God and Jesus are different aspects of one being.
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That's not what I was taught. What I was taught (and what I believe is the standard understanding of the Trinity) is that God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit are 3 separate, distinct beings. One God in 3 persons. I know that doesn't make any actual sense, but that's why it's a "mystery."
 
iknownothing said:
That's not what I was taught. What I was taught (and what I believe is the standard understanding of the Trinity) is that God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit are 3 separate, distinct beings. One God in 3 persons. I know that doesn't make any actual sense, but that's why it's a "mystery."
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Best not to think about it too much - cocaine is a much more enjoyable way to get a nosebleed.
 
As much as I love comedy, it was kind of sad. It looked like a manifestation of mental illness to me. (I'm not a psychologist.)
 
Unsurprisingly, Republicans are defending this nutcase:


PitPat said:
As much as I love comedy, it was kind of sad. It looked like a manifestation of mental illness to me. (I'm not a psychologist.)
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Just your average Teabagger.
 
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iknownothing said:
That's not what I was taught. What I was taught (and what I believe is the standard understanding of the Trinity) is that God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit are 3 separate, distinct beings. One God in 3 persons. I know that doesn't make any actual sense, but that's why it's a "mystery."
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I was going to point out that different sects of Christianity have different takes on this.
 
Peephole said:
Unsurprisingly, Republicans are defending this nutcase:
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That is a somewhat misleading accusation. Two or three religious jugheads defending her had their emails read on a Fox program. No elected Republicans defended her. No RNC members defended her.
 
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Ladewig said:
That is a somewhat misleading accusation. Two or three religious jugheads defending her had their emails read on a Fox program. No elected Republicans defended her. No RNC members defended her.
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Well the propaganda wing of the party is standing up for her.
 
Ladewig said:
That is a somewhat misleading accusation. Two or three religious jugheads defending her had their emails read on a Fox program. No elected Republicans defended her. No RNC members defended her.
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I literally posted a video of the Republican News Channel defending her.

"Maybe she just saw something that didn’t seem right and mounting frustrations and tensions brought it out of her."
 
I feel sorry for her. We live in a world where we worship or demonize people like her instead of giving her help. But she should not be there.
 
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