rainbow-road-to-happiness:

So I went to Church today, and I found this pamphlet, thinking it would be anti gay or something

But then I opened it and

Religion, you’re doing it right

Word.

If there is one thing I’m consistently irked by it’s the Persecution Envy of modern Western Christians. They live in a world where they have more religious freedom than at just about any time in history and yet you wouldn’t know that just by listening to them. Somehow this privileged group considers itself the most persecuted group in the world. They keep finding more and more ridiculous reasons to feel “persecuted.” Schools teaching evolution is not persecution. Someone calling you a bigot because you said gays were abominations that will destroy civilization as we know it is not persecuting you. Neither is someone who doesn’t agree with your view that everything will be perfect if only we got rid of democracy and got a Christian Theocracy instead. How did we come to a point where criticism = persecution? That’s an insult to everyone who has ever been actually persecuted — for instance the countless Christians who were robbed, beaten, tortured and killed for their faith through the ages. Two thousand years ago persecuted Christians had to face lions, now they just have to face facts.
Why do people feel the need to ask when my child will be baptized????

…Pretty sure that’s one of those PERSONAL choices.

wretchedoftheearth:

fuckyeahqueerrevolt:

My life’s goal.

YES

Word.

wretchedoftheearth:

fuckyeahqueerrevolt:

My life’s goal.

YES

Word.

Steve Harvey got these men thinking their unsolicited advice is the gospel. Shut that ish up.

Steve Harvey got these men thinking their unsolicited advice is the gospel. Shut that ish up.

timecodereading:

“I didn’t come from your rib, you came from my uterus”
Slutwalk São Paulo, 26 May 2012 (see gallery at the link, article in Portuguese)

YES!!!!!!!!!!

timecodereading:

“I didn’t come from your rib, you came from my uterus”

Slutwalk São Paulo, 26 May 2012 (see gallery at the link, article in Portuguese)

YES!!!!!!!!!!

Christianity keeps African Americans believing in fairy tales

bellaesprita:

Does the Black Church owe African Americans, especially Black women, answers to legitimate questions about the BIble’s fantastic claims? Blind, unquestioning acceptance regarding faith is no longer dictated by fear, and biblical dogma is coming into question much more frequently. Has the Black Church, once a bastion for organizing, educating and uplifting the Black community outlived its usefulness to Black Americans?

Interesting read, especially considering women in the church.

Oh Christians. Sigh.

Oh Christians. Sigh.