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We're glad too. You'll be in my prayers.all i can say after reading this thread is, glad to live in sweden.
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We're glad too. You'll be in my prayers.all i can say after reading this thread is, glad to live in sweden.
I don't care really.
Spending time praying is just less time spent on spreading your filth, and allowing science to take one step closer to improving said field for the inevitable last war between logic and faith, in which all the religious nuts pick up their crusader shields and longsword's only to be destroyed by particle cannon smart missile firing energy shield equipped "stumpers" (read: mech) and you know, the fact that a screaming fanatic is hardly a threat to an orbiting weapons platform, brought to you by SCIENCE!(tm).
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I don't care really.
Spending time praying is just less time spent on spreading your filth, and allowing science to take one step closer to improving said field for the inevitable last war between logic and faith, in which all the religious nuts pick up their crusader shields and longsword's only to be destroyed by particle cannon smart missile firing energy shield equipped "stumpers" (read: mech) and you know, the fact that a screaming fanatic is hardly a threat to an orbiting weapons platform, brought to you by SCIENCE!(tm).
Wtf is wrong with you? Are you retarded?
"I'm going to pray for you".
This really ****ing offends me, and I'm not sure why.
Do you guys get offended if somebody offers to pray for you? I don't know why, but it always seems to me to be somewhat... condescending. "Oh, listen, I'm sorry you reject God; since I'm on much better terms with him and surely will get into heaven, I'll ask if I can get you a guest pass as well".
Seriously. Pisses me off.
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I know it's well meant, but it's like... how can I put this... it's just... offensive.
I don't know, maybe it's the mode of expression, rather than the good will itself. If they just said "Good luck" that'd be fine, but...
Actually come to think of it, if I were doing something and the usage of "I'll pray for you" was in the context of "Good Luck" I don't think I would really mind. I'm more offended when it's like "Oh, you're an Athiest/Buddhist? I'll pray for you."
I have my finals in a week and this thread made me login.... :/
"I'll pray for you" - This is extremely disturbing. Why the **** are you praying for me? Am I getting sent to some godforsaken internment camp or something where I sure to die? Do I have some incurable, agnozing wasting diease that will destroy me eventually?
The only times that I want to hear that is
#1. National Examinations for College Education Ability
#2. WW3
Yeah.
it all depends on context ..saying "I'll pray for you" after you reveal you dont believe in god is not the same as if they were to say "I'll pray for you" after you reveal you have cancer or just lost someone close ...I draw the line at slipping in the lord or jesus in a sentence when participating in a conversation ..it immediately makes me roll my eyes. example: "...and the lord said" ..or "...jesus taught us that .." ..I immediately lower an imaginary dunce cap on the head of the person speaking
I dunno, I'll let you know if it ever happens.Do you guys get offended if somebody offers to pray for you?
I dunno, I'll let you know if it ever happens.
Want to know what it means? It's the same as going, "I'll root for you" or "I'm hoping you'll do good." Basically, they're giving you confidence to do your best, I don't udnerstand why this would offend you. It's basically the best compliment you can get, ever. People don't normally use this phrase anyway unless your going to war or surgery or some other possible chance of dying scenario.. You people maybe just need to respect these people, for they are really thinking for you, and hoping you'll do your best. If someone says I'll pray for you because you aren't Christian, and hope one day you will become one, you won't get a guest pass.. it's simply hoping that one day you will open your eyes to Christianity, and that they helped you on that way. Does everyone understand? Huh.
You people maybe just need to respect these people, for they are really thinking for you, and hoping you'll do your best.
Well, it annoys me cause its another way they are forcing their religion upon me. They can't just say "Good luck" or "I hope things get better". They have to bring imginary friends into the equation.
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I read "internet camp" and I was like "do those exist?",
Wtf is wrong with you? Are you retarded?
That doesn't work either, because what if I'm a time traveler and the time I come from sucks? You're just insulting me.
I think it's cute."I'm going to pray for you".
This really ****ing offends me, and I'm not sure why.
Do you guys get offended if somebody offers to pray for you? I don't know why, but it always seems to me to be somewhat... condescending. "Oh, listen, I'm sorry you reject God; since I'm on much better terms with him and surely will get into heaven, I'll ask if I can get you a guest pass as well".
Seriously. Pisses me off.
/EDIT
I know it's well meant, but it's like... how can I put this... it's just... offensive.
I don't know, maybe it's the mode of expression, rather than the good will itself. If they just said "Good luck" that'd be fine, but...
Actually come to think of it, if I were doing something and the usage of "I'll pray for you" was in the context of "Good Luck" I don't think I would really mind. I'm more offended when it's like "Oh, you're an Athiest/Buddhist? I'll pray for you."
It's from a Terry Pratchett book. It was actually, ironically, considered an insult.
So yeah, in which case "I wish you'd just f*ck off you ignorant twat" would work, because then everyone's equally happy (or not). Perfectly politically correct.
You're all going to hell.
Yeah, but Pratchett stole it from the Chinese, where it is an actual curse.