Tennessee Preacher Accused of Sexually Assaulting Student
How can it be? Christianity is a peaceful religion.
A Tennessee preacher and teacher’s assistant has been accused of binding and then raping one of the teenage girls from his school, though his defense attorney says he is innocent and “has not committed any crime.”
Law enforcement alleges otherwise...
Tennessee Preacher Accused of Sexually Assaulting Student
How can it be? Christianity is a peaceful religion.
Tennessee Preacher Accused of Sexually Assaulting Student
How can it be? Christianity is a peaceful religion.
From your article:
Note the terms used? Accused. Alleges.
He is innocent until proven guilty.
Let's wait for the outcome before we try to use it to make some point, ya think? :coffeepap:
The OP is typical of those 'very conservative' types
Most church-goers are more atheistic in practice than spiritual, hence this individual practicing his atheism like the Marquis de Sade and proving where his real loyalty lies - his atheistic vices.Tennessee Preacher Accused of Sexually Assaulting Student
How can it be? Christianity is a peaceful religion.
What?Tennessee Preacher Accused of Sexually Assaulting Student
How can it be? Christianity is a peaceful religion.
Tennessee Preacher Accused of Sexually Assaulting Student
How can it be? Christianity is a peaceful religion.
Tennessee Preacher Accused of Sexually Assaulting Student
How can it be? Christianity is a peaceful religion.
What?
A really classic example of debate by Anecdote [fallacy].
Because ONE preacher commits a rape, doesn't mean religion is bad.
(and I'm a pretty strong Atheist)
At least put up some overall preacher or religiousty-rape stats if you want to foist the theory.
Just horrible. Zero logic.
Most church-goers are more atheistic in practice than spiritual, hence this individual practicing his atheism like the Marquis de Sade and proving where his real loyalty lies - his atheistic vices.
In fact it seems that in sacred texts, those who were truly spiritual found truth through solitary contemplation of higher things, rather than capitalism's attempts to market religion to masses.
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