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Reply 40

BeetRoots

He's not Jesus, he's a very naughty boy.

Reply 41

the bear

Original post by CoolCavy

Shine jesus shine was also a tune :thrasher:

Our Lord washed the disciples' feet & mentioned sandals once or twice, but saying that he cleaned shoes is unbiblical.

Reply 42

Tootles

Original post by CoolCavy

Shine jesus shine was also a tune :thrasher:

I don't remember him playing that one, though I do know it.

I've still got a copy of the hymn book we had at that school - there was a copy missing its cover in our classroom's bin one day, and I rescued it and brought it home. Its missing cover was all that was wrong with it. I also have the Gideon Bible I was given at secondary school on my bedside table, dated 05/10/2001 :lol:

Just block it

Excuse me if I'm being completely ignorant here, but why is it you find it offensive?

Dancing is a positive thing and I'm sure he would have liked a little boogie every now and then.

Reply 45

CoolCavy

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Original post by the bear

Our Lord washed the disciples' feet & mentioned sandals once or twice, but saying that he cleaned shoes is unbiblical.

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Original post by CoolCavy

Shine jesus shine was also a tune :thrasher:

I think it’s a good tune as well (and I’m a Muslim :P)

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Reply 48

CoolCavy

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Original post by BeetRoots

He's not Jesus, he's a very naughty boy.

:spank:

Original post by Yasmin1224

Just block it

:jebus:

Reply 49

LegitLizard

Gotta love this thread. One serious guy. And a whole thread full of people either laughing, posting more humorous content or just being wise-asses in general. What were your favourite replies? mine was the dance jesus song.

(Original post by Trinculo)
I danced on the Sabbath
And I cured the lame;
The holy people
Said it was a shame.
They whipped and they stripped
And they hung Me on high,
And they left Me there
On a Cross to die.
Dance, then, wherever you may be,
I am the Lord of the Dance, said He,
And I'll lead you all, wherever you may be,
And I'll lead you all in the Dance, said He

Reply 50

Plantagenet Crown

Here’s an emoji just for you, OP: ❄️❄️❄️❄️

Reply 51

londonmyst

Do you consider Sydney Carter's hymn "Lord Of The Dance" offensive too?
From a catholic more concerned about interfaith dialogue, religious pluralism and the vatican properly dealing with all allegations of rape & child sex abuse made against members of the clergy.

Reply 52

Ascend

So can we now have a dancing Muhammad in the name of equality? :colone:

Reply 53

aa-k

How dare they draw the Prophet Jesus (PBUH)

Original post by Sophia970

I have just come across a “dancing Jesus” emoticon which I find highly offensive. As a Catholic I felt disappointed and disgusted seeing that used or even on this website how can I report it

Reply 54

RogerOxon

Original post by Sophia970

I have just come across a “dancing Jesus” emoticon which I find highly offensive. As a Catholic I felt disappointed and disgusted seeing that used or even on this website how can I report it

I'm offended that you believe fairy tales. We don't have the right not to be offended, as it's a personal choice.

Reply 55

username4406682

Original post by RogerOxon

I'm offended that you believe fairy tales We don't have the right not to be offended, as it's a personal choice.

Put the fedora down and come out with your hands up
*hears police car with salmiakki-fuelled hearing*

(edited 4 years ago)

Reply 56

SlightlySummer

I'm not Christian, but I can see why it can be offensive to be fair

Reply 57

Sinnoh

Original post by Sophia970

Bread and wine represents his flesh and blood it symbolizes the sacrifices he made for me and you

Ooooh, for a Catholic, that's pretty Protestant

Reply 58

BlueSoybean

Original post by Sinnoh

Ooooh, for a Catholic, that's pretty Protestant

hehe I remember my 10 year old Catholic self getting so offended when my teacher said that.

Reply 59

username4406682

Original post by Sophia970

Bread and wine represents his flesh and blood it symbolizes the sacrifices he made for me and you

No lol. Don't even try LARPing as a Catholic and then using a Protestant belief as an answer. You would have heard of transsubstantiation (for non-RCs; the belief that the Eucharist (bread & wine) turns into the flesh/blood of Our Lord in the body of the faithful) well before now. Bye troll.
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