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you're all sinners! (pg. 2)
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| AndreaCKY772 |
| some girl tried to explain that she didn't agree with what was being said. he asked her if she considered herself a good person. she said yes... he then proceeded to ask heif she has ever lied, ever stolen or had ever thought about another in a lusful way. when she replied yes to all of them, he then called her a liar, a stealer and a person who thinks lustfully... i didn't hear the rest after that because there was too much yelling going on after his statement, lol. |
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| idoru |
| quote: | Originally posted by all-nite-freak
Depeche mode > Jesus |
You're own... personal... Jesus!
/tune |
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| Frenchie |
HAHAHAA!
That just makes him an unexperienced ignorant tool, with a bible. |
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| wotyzoid |
| do know what religion they were? |
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| AndreaCKY772 |
| emm.... they were talking about the importance of christianity so i'm thinking they were christian. i'll try and post thevids and pics later but i gotta run right now. |
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| Import |
| In my first year this student group called "Campus Crusade for Christ" or CCC for short (theres to many things wrong with that) went around with chalk writing 'DO YOU AGREE WITH GRAYDON' or something along that line everywhere in the school. You couldent go from one building to the next without seeing it at least 10 times, my walk to class i counted 36 one day, and big like 6 feet wide at least. Regardless it drove everyone nuts, they started writing these dates n and to meet in the one hall for a speech, and it ended up being the football captain 'graydon' going on about being saved by jesus and how he couldent play football on sundays anymore. Aparently if you agreed with him that jesus had saved him, you could join thier little club and go around bible thumping. He was aparently mad he was kicked off the team for not being able to play sundays (thier main practice day i belive). It was all rather odd, if anyone else went to Guelph they can elaborate. |
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| SuspicionVandit |
| quote: | Originally posted by AndreaCKY772
the original post |
sounds like a debacle.
When I was in high school, I would walk into various campus universities to use their libraries (mmmmmm, solace and quiet) for study. I was on SDSU that day the men in uniform were doing recruiting. I went on my lunch break, went to the lunch court and some weirdo asian guy was provoking the Navy/AirForce (i forget which one) guys shouting and poking his index finger into them. He kept poking them, screaming, and spitting on the floor. My guess is he/his family had been affected by the military in a "not very good" way.
mmmm, smells like napalm?
My first week at UCSD a bunch of people bumrushed the bookstore and pretended to browse, thus making a TON of traffic in the bookstore. The math books had all been pulled for the semester and switched for new textbooks, which were more costly. I wasn't aware of the e-mail circulated, so i thought everyone was running away from a dog or something, but one minute it was passive, and then suddenly everyone rushed for the library doors, got in and just stayed there. no violence, just a ton of people inside 4 walls. |
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| Marc Summers |
| sinners are more fun anyway |
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| bas |
| quote: | Originally posted by AndreaCKY772
5) random students yelling about masturbation and xbox |
Your ideas intrigue me, and I'm interested in subscribing to your newsletter. |
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| gehzumteufel |
| wouldnt anyone who uses the bible be considered christian? i mean considering it is a christian book and all. |
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| idoru |
| quote: | Originally posted by gehzumteufel
wouldnt anyone who uses the bible be considered christian? i mean considering it is a christian book and all. |
It's possible to be considered a Christian and a sinner simultaneously. You wouldn't be the spitting image of a perfect Christian, but you'd be Christian nonetheless. |
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