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   Polsixe said, 8 months ago

   See how puzzled he’ll be when they get around to the tithes.
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   saywhat? said, 8 months ago

   There is 4 people plus a dog there. I sence a dodgeball team starting up. Ready, Set,….DODGEBALL!!!!
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   J. Short said, 8 months ago

   Oh yeah, wait till you start reading bible stories.
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   joe waskiewicz said, 8 months ago

   God the syrup in this script is drowning me! Typical pie in the sky 1960’s BS, to bad we couldn’t see then what Africa is now.
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   Katman said, 8 months ago

   The good old “company” line…."I am only here to help you “raise” your dignity.", but taking away your culture and heritage and make you a hypnotized member of the congregation! Oh, and by the way, don’t forget to give the church all your valuable worldly possessions……. There, Ngura “puzzle” solved! :)> Umgowa!
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   John Bollinger said, 8 months ago

   Priest: “Oh, and buy the way, once you convert we want you to kill everyone not of our faith”…
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   WW2 Marine Veteran said, 8 months ago

   Appears to be many non-believers looking at this strip.
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   jmcx4 said, 8 months ago

   @WW2 Marine Veteran
   Never been in a foxhole, eh, Marine?
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   Katman said, 8 months ago

   Just because “many” of us do not “believe” in what you believe doesn’t make us “non-believers”. Can you believe that?
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    Wiselad said, 8 months ago

    @WW2 Marine Veteran

    I think there is many times a huge difference between “not believing in the institution of religion” and either “not believing in God” or “not believing in spiritual message by the holy scriptures”
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    Katman said, 8 months ago

    Too each their own, do not tell me what to “believe in” and I’ll do the same with you!
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    Wiselad said, 8 months ago

    all I basically said that the “what I believe or not” is different for each person, and we can’t assume that the “I don’t believe in what you believe” pertains exactly to what you believe or to what you believe I was believing
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    Eugeno said, 8 months ago

    A throwback to The Three ’C’s, iterated by David Livingstone – Commerce, Christianity, and Civilization – to ‘settle’ Africa in the 19th century – note which ‘C’ comes first … a fourth was added – Conquest – when the African people proved difficult to
    ‘civilize’ in western terms.
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    Katman said, 8 months ago

    UNBELIEVABLE!!! :)>
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