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Karate-Schnitzel 6 hr ago +1

Hannity, and most “christian’s” religious beliefs go only as far to project pious nationalism and identity. They don’t practice, read, follow, or understand the bible or its content. So it’s all smoke and mirrors anyway. When’s the last time Hannity was in church on a Sunday, confessed, or participated in Ash Wednesday?

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KingOfEthanopia 6 hr ago +1

Dude Ive been an atheist for like 20 years. I was a teenager when Hitchens, Dawkins, and Harris were huge. I have far more respect for religion than evangelicals.

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empire_of_the_moon 5 hr ago +1

Isn’t it funny to try and explain that you can respect someone’s faith but not share it. Evangelicals won’t reciprocate your respect as someone who doesn’t believe in the supernatural.

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KingOfEthanopia 5 hr ago +1

Yeah I went to Sunday school growing up, read the entire Bible, and even took courses on it in college. Its not a lack of knowledge that makes me not believe but instead too much.

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luluwolfbeard 6 hr ago +1

My hope is that current events don’t turn people further from religion, but back to it. Not the farce that is American christian nationalism. But honest, truthful, world embracing unity and peace, which is what religion is actually about.

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KingOfEthanopia 6 hr ago +1

"I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ." -Mahatma Gandhi

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malthar76 6 hr ago +1

“Jesus, I like him very much, but he no help with curveball” - Pedro Cerrano, Major League

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NavierIsStoked 6 hr ago +1

Jobu needs a refill!

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Ancient_Profession31 6 hr ago +1

You trying to tell me Jesus Christ can’t hit a curveball???!?

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TeeFuce 6 hr ago +1

He can rope curveballs all day long; just won’t help you do it.

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Bl1nk9 6 hr ago +1

That’s cuz he can’t let go of the bat.

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Flying-Fox 6 hr ago +1

Heard an Archbishop once caution against 'letting those in the pews keep the Churches empty'.

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Pleasant_Character28 6 hr ago +1

You just described every atheist and agnostic I know. Wild concept: you can embrace honest, truthful, world unity and peace - all without religion!

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Huge_Struggle9672 6 hr ago +1

Exactly.

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LeoDiamant 6 hr ago +1

Low key hope this is the end phase for religion. Maybe maybe the final season.

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Huge_Struggle9672 6 hr ago +1

Not a hope . Too much money to be made on the grift . Look at Scientology . Who’d of thought a book from the worst Hollywood hack would ever be taken seriously. F****** yanks

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DickWhittingtonsCat 6 hr ago +1

a majority of Men are generally subservient to “great men”- and pathetically kowtow hero worship. The story of the world, and thus the best stories, involve proud men getting slapped across the face by someone they see as a superior and not doing shit. Remove religion from equation and some new “influence” viewed as more intelligent, successful, virile or knowledgeable will fill the void immediately. Religion simply provides the historical frame work for the men in the hierarchy to make abject submission by men more justifiable to women. Why does Hannity need a Pope when he has a Trump creating a schema for him to profit under

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scriptingends 6 hr ago +1

Except it's not - religious wars and religion-led persecution have killed more people throughout history than basically any other human-generated cause. Religion and religious adherents love to preach peace while fomenting death.

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Pounder888 6 hr ago +1

Absolutely.

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atomic_jarhead 6 hr ago +1

Religious wars and persecution are man’s words interpreted incorrectly. You are also reaching to the Old Testament and not the Good News.

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Eecka 6 hr ago +1

The old testament is part of the scripture, you don’t get to just pick and choose the parts you like

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scriptingends 6 hr ago +1

Ah, yes, the old "No True Scotsman" fallacy, right on time.

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KingOfEthanopia 6 hr ago +1

It comes up every time. I think that Protestants are the worst about it. Their view is that all you have to do to be forgiven for any sin is to ask forgiveness. You can act like a total prick your whole life but ask forgiveness right before you die and make it to heaven. What difference do your actions really make then?

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scriptingends 6 hr ago +1

Sure, but also that comically tired line "Any violence perpetrated in the name of religion is because the people - *misinterpreted the religion*! A REAL religious person '*can't*' act with violence!"

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OneBillPhil 6 hr ago +1

I’ve been baptized and confirmed in the Catholic Church. I think it’s all bullshit, I’m not a believer. However, I do think that some of the values have made me and others into the people that we are. There’s good stuff there, I like parts of it as a way to live *my life*, but I have no business telling others how to live theirs.

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CrankyYankers 6 hr ago +1

Same for me, also went to nine years of Catholic school, no longer a believer. I have found the Catholic families who belonged to our school and church to be pretty awesome people. Normal, relaxed, easy with a laugh, not interested in proselytizing or wearing their faith like a giant neon sign (unlike some other religions). Also, I was in eighth grade when the NUNS told us the truth about Adam and Eve and Noah's Ark etc, that it's all stories and none of it was true.

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spinbutton 6 hr ago +1

Organized religion especially in the US seems to be an enormous problem. I agree that there are plenty of denominations that provide good oversight over their power structure and the communities they foster. But often those power structures are corrupted, they protect their own power rather than protecting community members. Even to the point of protecting people who break their own ethical rules and laws. Religious groups without power structures appear to be even more vulnerable to unethical, power hungry, greedy individuals who are happy to use religion as a cover for their own personal gains.

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BowlEducational6722 6 hr ago +1

In the US, conservative Christians are conservative first, Christian a *very* distant second. It's nothing more than an identity marker, a call sign to signal that they are part of the tribe. All you have to do is identify as it and hate the same people they do. All those pesky commandments and "love thy neighbor" stuff is irrelevant.

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KingOfEthanopia 6 hr ago +1

You can thank the prosperity gospel for that. The very existence of mega churches is anathema to the teachings of Jesus.

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Formal_Baker_8746 6 hr ago +1

They are not so conservative either, given the complete abandonment of ideals for a civil society or the basic concepts of our constitutional government.

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Unusual-Horror7140 6 hr ago +1

They are also very exclusive. I had a neighbor that only invited me to her house when she thought I was a Christian. When she realized I was Catholic, she stopped talking and inviting me. Definitely love thy neighbor.

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spacemoses 7 hr ago +1

He said there were all these examples and then pick the "battle" of David and Goliath? Writers getting sloppy.

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blitzbeard 6 hr ago +1

Also wouldn't we be Goliath in that analogy?

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suppaduppasleuth 6 hr ago +1

Technically he'd be the rock. A useful tool to someone else's main story.

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forgotmyusername4444 6 hr ago +1

Brilliant

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atomic_jarhead 6 hr ago +1

I am responding as though the Bible is 100% true. David v. Goliath is Old Testament and not the gospels. There are significant teachings in the gospels that contradict many of the teachings in the Old Testament. These were the words of Jesus. As for Hannity, 12 years of Catholic Church is likely 12 years of CEO (Christmas & Easter Only) church. My bias against Hannity is the same for any Christian or wannabe Christian who twist the words of the Bible to fit their agenda. Or use movie scripts and claim them to be from the Gospel of Ezekiel which there is no gospel of Ezekiel. There is the book of Ezekiel. Externally a subtle difference but definitely not a Gospel.

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N4RQ 6 hr ago +1

Trump pisses on the world, Hannity tells us it's just rain.

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Wizchine 5 hr ago +1

And smirks while he’s telling us that.

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ABA477 6 hr ago +1

Nope and Nope. He doesn't deserve to even speak about the Pope, let alone be even near him or talk about him. Jeez- I'm a Presbyterian from Tennessee and want to start an army of spiritual protection of True Christians in prayer of world Peace and for Leo. Truth, Honor, Integrity Justice and Peace.

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Jorgen_G_Pakieto 6 hr ago +1

Hannity is a potato and it is time for him to retire.

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SmackyTheBurrito 6 hr ago +1

Why now? Why not twenty years ago?

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Key_Statistician3170 6 hr ago +1

I say we mash him

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Scheming_Deming 6 hr ago +1

Henceforth I shall refer to him as King Edward!

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kafka_lite 6 hr ago +1

Now Huffpost is paywalled?

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Greatsnes 6 hr ago +1

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atomic_jarhead 6 hr ago +1

I saw that. Use archive.ph if you want to read paywall articles.

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rockerscott 6 hr ago +1

Is Sean Hannity’s face getting smaller?

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Spikel14 6 hr ago +1

Its always been too small

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SmartQuokka 6 hr ago +1

Trump sees himself as Jesus and Fox news is his mouthpiece so this all tracks.

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Dry-Newspaper-8311 6 hr ago +1

He’s a c*nt. Trump is a c*nt. Most Americans have voted for this c*nt twice.

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exerda 6 hr ago +1

Thanks to the stupid way our elections work, more like a slight plurality of people who bothered to vote in a single of the three times he ran. Across the three elections, his opponents netted 8m more votes than he did. Yet he won two of those three because American electoral institutions are dumb and voters who don't bother to show up even dumber.

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toomuchtv987 5 hr ago +1

Some voted for him three times. Truly brainless.

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True_Pirate 6 hr ago +1

The propagandists are fighting

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CarolinaPanthers2015 6 hr ago +1

Yep. This is just ABSOLUTELY why not everyone wants to watch Fox News at all. It's such a BIG TIME swing and a miss for one of the network's longtime anchors and hosts, Sean Hannity.

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MadMarsian_ 6 hr ago +1

… I think I’m uniquely qualified. I studied Latin, theology, went to Catholic Church for 12 years. I’d love to interview the pope.” Studies Latin theology / went to church = unique qualifications HA!!!

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DomPedro_67 6 hr ago +1

The Catholics benefited from the removal of that poisonous monkey. Individuals like him might start climbing trees and staying there.

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Calm-Professional103 6 hr ago +1

Idiots always level down

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Kozmic_River 6 hr ago +1

It’s peole like Sean Hannity that make me hope that hell exists.

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ddeads 6 hr ago +1

Non-denominational evangelicals are vultures

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Foolgazi 6 hr ago +1

Republicans claiming they know more about religion than the pope is Final Boss level Dunning-Kruger.

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rbrt13 6 hr ago +1

People like this make it clear that religion is just a tool to be used by the powerful to support their agenda. It’s otherwise a completely unnecessary appendage from our primitive past. Even for those who believe in a god or any creator why even bother with a religion? Seems like a pointless middle man.

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Sudden-Earth9281 6 hr ago +1

Klannity’s right wing views clashed with some of Catholicism’s stances on things like immigration. And now he hates the pope for preaching peace and going against Trump. Religion is simply used as something to confirm your own biases, not something that teaches you about morality.

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beavis617 6 hr ago +1

The Catholic community has been taken over in a sense by white Christian nationalists who are Trump loving worshiping right wing FOX watching propaganda lovers. Hannity is a partisan hack and there’s no room for debate with these people. If you want to be part of the Trump political party you must follow in the ways of Trump!

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GregFromStateFarm 5 hr ago +1

Oh, no! Social media comments??? Such a “hellish backfire!” What is this trash article?

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pecan76 6 hr ago +1

Catholics were always gonna be next on the shit list

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AlfromtheBay 6 hr ago +1

It’s time these pinhead Americans, and I’m not talking about the Pope, learnt how to treat the rest of the world with respect.

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CuteLead9020 6 hr ago +1

Are you sure it wasn’t sLAmmED?!

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Sean Hannity’s Attempted Takedown Of The Pope Backfires In Hellish Way

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