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Gretchen Lynn
@Bubola
If it BOTHERS somebody when someone wishes them well and prays for them, then they have some serious fucking issues. That's a them-problem, not a problem for Christians to be aware of. GTFO with this. And I'm saying this as a non-religious person.
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Thinking of sending your "thoughts and prayers" to those affected by tragedy or a natural disaster? Not everyone wants them. While Christians value these gestures from religious people, some atheists and agnostics want to avoid them, a new study finds. cnn.it/2Ardmy1
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MJR_LC
@Rembisz1972
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@Bubola
Totally agree. Some people don’t have the physical or financial means to help. Time is valuable and if they take it to pray, believer or not you should be thankful
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Jason
@jmattpugh
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@Bubola
Yeah, I’m happy with all well wishes. For me though, it is important to realize when I’m doing good versus when I’m something that just makes me *FEEL* like I did something good. Changing Facebook profile pictures is the latter.
Scott Harris
@scottdharris1
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@Bubola
I’m convinced it’s more about discrediting religion at large and evicting it from society slowly. I mean how slow a news day does it have to be to attack something like this unless you have an agenda?
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