Easter In Calgary

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1. Imam Soharwardy was unavailable for comment.

2. Yes, the Unitarians are … “ united by values rather than belief in one set of creed or dogma.” Interesting … I only see ONE creed and only ONE dogma on display. The imaginary creed and dogma that a man can “become” a woman. Interesting version of the resurrection they’ve got in the Unity church …

   1. And we know what those values are now.

      1. There are 366 days in 2024 … even an EXTRA leap day! … and the Drag Fags chose Easter Sunday for their unnatural display. A drag show … on the alter … on Easter Sunday. Just a coincidence of the calendar … right?

3. By any definition, the Unitarians aren’t Christians. They’re some sort of weird pagans at best.

4. Justin will be there with bells on and maybe a skirt

5. mebbe dees bunch clew me in oh howzat happens sexual reproduction requiring 2 and only 2 distinct genders, each time resulting in an offspring of 1 of the 2, that started some time after life started on the planet, so lm gonna be generous and say we had it some half BILLION years hagooo.
   howzat now 2024 any individual so inclined can merely claim one or the other?

   does all the necessary changes in the genes in the DNA molecule comply?

   ya l know, sound of crickets. l wonder what gender they are . . . . .

6. The Unitarians along with the United Church of Canada have been Satanists since the mid-1980s. The UCC in particular is strong on socialism and makes respect for God optional.
   I wouldn’t want to be a Unitarian at the second resurrection. It’s gonna get pretty hot.

   1. I wouldn’t be caught dead near any church, temple, etc. when the day of reckoning is at hand, that’s the first place that will be taken out by their wrath.. I’d wait it out and approach them after the heat has died down and the wicked, vanquished.

      The last time I went to a Catholic Church, I didn’t burst into flames, crossing the threshold, nor did the font water harm me, so I must be ok, on a base level.

      1. You and GYM must be buddies. It’s been a while since I’ve seen such ignorance displayed about the Catholic Church, and it’s teachings. Do you truly believe that the church threshold is meant to destroy the sinful upon crossing it? Do you really think that you’d melt like the wicked witch in the Wizard of Oz if you were touched by holy water?
         Really? Is that what you think Catholics believe?
         Geez, I sure hope not. The last thing I need right now is another disgruntled anti-Catholic bigot to educate.

         1. No, I was just being facetious, but I did discover a person with no sense of humour.

            I know enough about organized religion, when it drifts so far from god’s word, to know that I want no part of it.
            I was Baptized Roman Catholic, with a Latino lilt and I can guarantee that Latinos are VERY involved in their religiousness and take things very seriously! I doubt you’d have the conviction to volunteer yourself to carry a cross through town, while being whipped and end up nailed to said cross at the end of your march. But I know nothing about you and I tend to refrain from judging people I have no experience with, you should try it some time.

            I also find it humorous that you believe you are in a position to educate anyone on anything, with that attitude. You need to relax, brosef.

            Have a happy Easter! (Semana Santa in my relm)

            “I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ.”
            ― Mahatma Gandhi

7. Unitarians are a church for atheists who can’t quit the habit of going to church.

8. Well, if Joostaihn can’t make it, maybe his right-hand man, blubber douggie, can put in an appearance. After all, he’s okay with this kind of shit in Ontario’s schools.

9. Not a church, just a click-bait headline

10. Why is it that “Virtue Signalling” seldom signals actual virtue?

11. Well, I can’t speak for this particular group, since Unitarians don’t have central discipline and tend to wander all over the map . Unitarians generally are Abrahamic and theistic, rather than pagan or pantheist, and certainly not atheist. They believe in God as a single spiritual person, not incorporated in Jesus but accessible to prophets like him. They may venerate Christ but they’re not Christian.

    Of course, Jesus said that the test of who is Christian is, who hears His word and does it. By that test there might be many Christian Unitarians, but it’s not for me to say.