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Literally R Religiousfruitcake R religiousfruitcake is about the absurd, fringe elements of organized religion: the institutions and individuals who act in ways any normal person (religious or otherwise) would cringe at. (subreddit twitter handle: @rreligiousfrui1). Yep, proof that no amount of religious fanaticism to the extent seen in most of africa helps solve problems in regards to excessive corruption, senseless violence, exploitation, and scarcity. Walker, boebert, greene, coney barret, kavenaugh and their ilk are expressly forbidden by our constitution to impose their fucked up religious edicts as law. edicts that they themselves can't even abide by. it's hypocritical, it's immoral and it's fascist. Leading questions prove dishonest answers also, i'm of the opinion that objective morality naturally exists within a truly modern civil society. an example of this would be that rape in the u.s. or u.k. is illegal, but most abrahamic based religions do not consider rape to be wrong. R religiousfruitcake is about the absurd, fringe elements of organized religion: the institutions and individuals who act in ways any normal person (religious or otherwise) would cringe at. (subreddit twitter handle: @rreligiousfrui1). R religiousfruitcake is about the absurd, fringe elements of organised religion: the institutions and individuals who act in ways any normal person (religious or otherwise) would cringe at.
Oof R Religiousfruitcake Walker, boebert, greene, coney barret, kavenaugh and their ilk are expressly forbidden by our constitution to impose their fucked up religious edicts as law. edicts that they themselves can't even abide by. it's hypocritical, it's immoral and it's fascist. Leading questions prove dishonest answers also, i'm of the opinion that objective morality naturally exists within a truly modern civil society. an example of this would be that rape in the u.s. or u.k. is illegal, but most abrahamic based religions do not consider rape to be wrong. R religiousfruitcake is about the absurd, fringe elements of organized religion: the institutions and individuals who act in ways any normal person (religious or otherwise) would cringe at. (subreddit twitter handle: @rreligiousfrui1). R religiousfruitcake is about the absurd, fringe elements of organised religion: the institutions and individuals who act in ways any normal person (religious or otherwise) would cringe at.
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