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As the Bible says…
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In the Bible: An angry mob shows up at the door of a man’s home demanding gay sex. Rather than sacrifice himself to the desires of the angry, horny mob, the man heroically offers to throw a woman to them instead.
~ 8 Gratuitously Violent Horror Movie Scenes (from the Bible) | Cracked.com -
Chicks always fall for the bad guys.
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~ Dati et Amara : icônes de la diversité ou archétypes de l’imaginaire colonial ? - Les mots sont importants (lmsi.net)Rachida Dati et Fadela Amara sont-elles vraiment des exemples d’intégration républicaine ou traduisent-elles, par leur mise en avant, un imaginaire plus trouble, directement hérité de la colonisation ?
Toute entreprise de colonisation est surtout censée avoir été une entreprise de civilisation et de libération de peuples arrachés ainsi à l’obscurantisme, quel qu’il soit. Le colon débarquait le fusil dans une main, dans l’autre soit la Bible, soit la Déclaration des droits de l’homme, et la tête remplie d’une bouillie de certitudes impérialistes.
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There really is a huge face on the Pacific ocean floor.
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It is clear that Doda thinks that the Bible was written by drunkards and junkies,” said Ryszard Nowak, chairman of the Committee for the Defence Against Sects, an organisation dedicated to protecting Christian values. “I believe that she committed a crime and offended the religious feelings of both Christians and Jews.” If found guilty the pop star faces a two-year jail sentence or a hefty fine under Polish blasphemy laws.
~ Pop star claims Bible written by drunks - Telegraph -
~ Belcher Islands - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaIn March 1941, a story developed out of the sparsely populated Belcher Islands that three murders had been committed there.
There is some suggestion that the religious nature of the murders came from the fact an Anglican missionary had left a translated Bible among the hunters on the Belchers in the 1920s.
The murders, according to the Star, occurred during a religious dispute, concerning God’s return to earth, between two unnamed Eskimo families. In view of the religious nature of the dispute, the Star contacted Archibald Fleming, Anglican Bishop of the Arctic, for comments. Fleming explained that “it had been many years since there was a missionary on the Belchers who could help the Eskimos solve their theological difficulties.” He admitted that he tried to visit the Belchers in 1938, but there had been too much fog to make the crossing. He did not mention how long this fog lasted, nor any other attempts to visit. It appears that he made little effort to ensure a missionary visit to the Belchers.
