One Cinderella hard to root for
- Thread starter bamrinnj706
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The fact I don’t even know who the founder is..yah..didn’t much influence on me. Haha.
If there was an Islamic based school in this position, these same posters would be huge fans. That's the irony.
Actually our little friend @angmo clearly does side with racism, homophobia, misogyny, and ignorance, based on his posts in this thread. He's an embarrassment to Rutgers (assuming he's a grad) and is quite possibly the biggest d-bag I've ever seen on TKR and that's saying quite a bit.
Maybe you should just stfu until you apologize for your horribly insensitive comments about the 7-12 year old kids that Michael Jackson sexually abused.
https://rutgers.forums.rivals.com/threads/barbra-streisand-oh-my-god.165104/#post-3794236
Careful, Numbers is going through one of his typical white liberal guilt manic episodes. It happens from time to time. Leave him alone until it passes.
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Smileys don't make you any less of a troll. No guilt here - what would I possibly feel guilty for? I'm not the one who supports a misogynist, racist, homophobic POS "university" and, while we're at it, POTUS - that would be you and your ilk.
I take it that means you won't apologize for saying sexual abuse of kids was beneficial to them. That's got nothing to do with atheism or being liberal. You simply have no excuse for those comments and you need to apologize.
Get a grip #'s . Why are you bringing that board over here? Who goes back to old threads and digs up old stuff? Go measure some snow if you have that much time on your hands. Go Liberty
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I didn't bring the politics into this thread - others did. And coming from the guy with 150,000 posts, including countless inane, moronic, childish ones on the CE board, forgive me if I chuckle at your advice to "take a timeout."
Don't reply to Numbers during a LWG episode. He is throwing a tantrum like a little child. Just ignore and only reinforce good behavior (like training a whale at SeaWorld). Trust me, it works!
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Poor baby...i didnt attack you...i said oh please and you melted like a precious snowflake
Lies..if you read all my posts in the thread..and big jeers to you for bringing other board stuff here...who does that
And your demands for an apologly...for who? Time for you to take a powder
This is basically a CE thread, so big deal. And from the guy who just bumped 20 threads on that board in a childish attempt to score political points, my sympathy meter is pegged at zero.
You should apologize to the victims of MJ and abused children everywhere for your heinous comments. Just be a grown up and admit you made a mistake.
For the love of God..... oops #'s do you have to always get the last word in? Let it die already.
Still on the bball board!? Would not have thought that.
Hang in there, Numbers. You know you are right and the funny thing is, they know you are right, too.
Hang in there, Numbers. You know you are right and the funny thing is, they know you are right, too.
Thanks, I know and - I know, lol.
It's not an opinion. A person who thinks the Earth is 6000 years old, and dinosaurs coexisted with humans, is in denial of reality. For Liberty "university" to teach such garbage is a detriment to society. They should be openly mocked and ridiculed.
You're right, but a university is an institute for higher learning and research. How does teaching students that the Earth is 6000 years old fit that definition?
If they teach this as fact..agree. If they teach this as religious belief..then nothing wrong
It's my religious belief that people with dark skin are inferior to people with light skin, that women should be the property of men, that homosexuals should be thrown off of buildings, and that witches should be burned alive.
You all good if these are taught under the flag of religious beliefs?
Once again..if this is taught as fact..no good. If this is taught as far as studying your specific religion..I don’t see an issue
All of you (both sides of the argument) should just stick to embarrassing yourselves with your "basketball knowledge"
In a search about LU, I found this( 2014 article) :
“Creation Studies 209” is required of all of Liberty’s 100,000-plus students and claims to provide a “thorough understanding of the creation-evolution controversy,” and “draws upon knowledge from religion, science, philosophy and history.”
https://www.thedailybeast.com/how-liberty-university-creates-creationists
You're so wrong on this. I know no atheists who want atheism or any theism taught as part of any class that isn't about religion. Religion simply doesn't belong in any science class. Ever.
Would be an interesting class to me..in my opinion.
I remember at Rutgers when I was a student (02-06)..they had a big debate one night at college ave gym with a scientist and a creationist about origin of life. Very fascinated by it
No, they wouldn't. Why don't you start by learning what atheism is.
#wrongagain
that's dumb, considering how many religios an atheist can choose from.
One of those religions must be the one that honors God best.
You have all your Christian sects
Historical Protestantism – 300–400 million[10]
- Baptist churches – 75–105 million[10][16]
- Southern Baptist Convention – 15.0 million[17]
- National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc. – 7.5 million[18]
- Nigerian Baptist Convention – 5.0 million[19]
- National Missionary Baptist Convention of America – 3.1 million[19]
- National Baptist Convention of America, Inc. – 3.1 million[19]
- Baptist Union of Uganda – 2.5 million[19]
- Baptist Community of Western Congo – 2.1 million[19]
- Baptist Convention of Tanzania – 2.0 million[19]
- Baptist General Convention of Texas – 2.0 million[19]
- Brazilian Baptist Convention – 1.6 million[19]
- Progressive National Baptist Convention – 1.5 million[19]
- Council of Baptist Churches in Northeast India – 1.3 million[19]
- American Baptist Churches USA – 1.2 million[19]
- Baptist Bible Fellowship International – 1.2 million[20]
- Lott Carey Foreign Mission Convention – 1.1 million[19]
- Baptist Community of the Congo River – 1.1 million[19]
- National Primitive Baptist Convention of the U.S.A. – 1.0 million[20]
- Myanmar Baptist Convention – 1.0 million[19]
- Cooperative Baptist Fellowship – 0.8 million[19]
- Baptist General Association of Virginia – 0.6 million[19]
- Baptist Convention of Kenya – 0.6 million[19]
- Nagaland Baptist Church Council – 0.6 million[19]
- Korea Baptist Convention – 0.5 million[19]
- Samavesam of Telugu Baptist Churches – 0.5 million[19]
- Orissa Evangelical Baptist Crusade – 0.5 million[19]
- National Baptist Convention (Brazil) – 0.4 million[19]
- Church of Christ in Congo–Baptist Community of Congo – 0.4 million[21]
- Baptist Convention of Malawi – 0.3 million[19]
- Garo Baptist Convention – 0.3 million[19]
- Convention of Philippine Baptist Churches – 0.3[19]
- Ghana Baptist Convention – 0.3[19]
- Union of Baptist Churches in Rwanda – 0.3 million[19]
- Conservative Baptist Association of America – 0.2 million[22]
- National Association of Free Will Baptists – 0.2 million[23]
- Convention of Visayas and Mindanao of Southern Baptist Churches – 0.2 million[19]
- Manipur Baptist Convention – 0.2 million[19]
- Baptist Community in Central Africa – 0.2 million[19]
- Lutheranism – 70–90 million[10][24]
- Evangelical Church in Germany - 21.5 million (11 million United Protestants, i.e. Lutheran & Reformed; 10 million Lutherans; 1 million Reformed)[25]
- Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus – 8.3 million[26]
- Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tanzania – 6.5 million[27]
- Church of Sweden – 6.0 million[28][29]
- United Evangelical Lutheran Churches in India – 4.5 million[30]
- Church of Denmark – 4.3 million[31][32]
- Batak Christian Protestant Church – 4.0 million[33]
- Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland – 3.8 million[34][35]
- Church of Norway – 3.7 million[36][37]
- Evangelical Lutheran Church in America – 3.5 million[38][39]
- Malagasy Lutheran Church – 3.0 million[40]
- The Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria – 2.2 million[41]
- Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod – 2.0 million[42]
- Evangelical Lutheran Church of Papua New Guinea – 1.2 million[43]
- Evangelical Lutheran Church in Namibia – 0.7 million[44]
- Evangelical Church of the Lutheran Confession in Brazil – 0.6 million[45]
- Evangelical Lutheran Church in Southern Africa – 0.6 million[46]
- The Protestant Christian Church – 0.5 million[33]
- Evangelical Lutheran Church in the Republic of Namibia – 0.4 million[44]
- Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod – 0.4 million[47]
- Evangelical Free Church of America – 0.4 million[48]
- The Indonesian Christian Church – 0.3 million[33]
- Lutheran Congregations in Mission for Christ – 0.3 million[49]
- Evangelical Lutheran Church of Cameroon – 0.3 million[50]
- Evangelical Church of the Augsburg Confession in Austria – 0.3 million[51]
- Evangelical Lutheran Church in Zimbabwe – 0.3 million[52]
- Evangelical Lutheran Church of Latvia – 0.3 million[53]
- Christian Protestant Church in Indonesia – 0.3 million[33]
- Church of Iceland – 0.2 million[54]
- Simalungun Protestant Christian Church – 0.2 million[33]
- Evangelical Lutheran Church of Brazil – 0.2 million[55]
- Protestant Church of Augsburg Confession of Alsace and Lorraine – 0.2 million[56]
- Evangelical Church of the Augsburg Confession in Slovakia – 0.2 million[57]
- Evangelical-Lutheran Church in Hungary – 0.2 million[58]
- Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church – 0.2 million[59]
- Methodism – 60–80 million[10][60][61]
- United Methodist Church – 12 million[62]
- African Methodist Episcopal Church – 2.5 million[63]
- Church of the Nazarene – 2 million[64]
- Methodist Church Nigeria – 2 million[65]
- The Salvation Army – 1,797,291 registered members[66]
- Methodist Church of Southern Africa – 1.7 million[67]
- Korean Methodist Church – 1.5 million[68]
- African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church – 1.4 million[69]
- United Methodist Church of Ivory Coast – 1 million[70]
- Free Methodist Church – 0.9 million[71]
- Christian Methodist Episcopal Church – 0.9 million[72]
- Methodist Church Ghana – 0.8 million[73]
- Methodist Church in India – 0.6 million[74]
- Methodist Church in Kenya – 0.5 million[75]
- Wesleyan Church – 0.4 million[76]
- Methodist Church of Great Britain – 0.2 million[77]
- Methodist Church in Brazil – 0.2 million[78]
- Calvinism (Reformed churches) – 55–100 million[10][79][80][81]
- Presbyterianism – 40–50 million
- Presbyterian Church of East Africa – 4.0 million[82]
- Presbyterian Church of Nigeria – 3.8 million[83]
- Presbyterian Church of Africa – 3.4 million[84]
- Presbyterian Church in Korea (HapDong) – 3.0 million[85]
- Presbyterian Church of Korea (TongHap) – 2.9 million[86]
- National Presbyterian Church in Mexico – 2.8 million[87]
- Church of Christ in Congo–Presbyterian Community of Congo – 2.5 million[88]
- Presbyterian Church of Cameroon – 1.8 million[89]
- Presbyterian Church (USA) – 1.4 million[90]
- Presbyterian Church of India – 1.3 million[91]
- Church of Central Africa Presbyterian – 1.3 million[92]
- Presbyterian Church of Brazil – 1.0 million[93]
- Presbyterian Church in Sudan – 1.0 million[94]
- Presbyterian Church in Cameroon – 0.7 million[95]
- Presbyterian Church in Korea (HapDongBoSu II.) – 0.7 million[96]
- Presbyterian Church in Korea (BaekSeok) – 0.6 million[97]
- Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Ghana – 0.6 million[98]
- United Church of Christ in the Philippines – 0.5 million[99]
- Uniting Presbyterian Church in Southern Africa – 0.5 million[100]
- United Church of Canada – 0.4 million[101]
- Presbyterian Church in America – 0.4 million[102]
- Presbyterian Church of Pakistan – 0.4 million[103]
- Presbyterian Church in Korea (Koshin) – 0.4 million
- Church of Scotland – 0.3 million[104]
- Korean Presbyterian Church – 0.3 million[105]
- Presbyterian Church in Rwanda – 0.3 million[106]
- Uniting Church in Australia – 0.2 million[107]
- Presbyterian Church in Taiwan – 0.2 million[108]
- Presbyterian Church in Ireland – 0.2 million[109]
- Continental Reformed churches – 20–30 million
- Church of Jesus Christ in Madagascar – 3.5 million[110]
- Protestant Church in Indonesia – 3.1 million[111]
- United Church in Zambia – 3.0 million[112]
- Evangelical Church of Cameroon – 2.5 million[113]
- Swiss Reformed Church – 2.4 million[114]
- Christian Evangelical Church in Timor – 2.0 million[115]
- Protestant Church in the Netherlands – 1.8 million[116]
- Dutch Reformed Church in South Africa (NGK) – 1.1 million
- Christian Evangelical Church in Minahasa – 0.7 million[117]
- United Church in Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands – 0.6 million[118]
- Protestant Church in Western Indonesia – 0.6 million[119]
- Evangelical Christian Church in Tanah Papua – 0.6 million[120]
- Protestant Church of Maluku – 0.6 million[121]
- Reformed Church in Hungary – 0.6 million[122]
- Reformed Church in Romania – 0.6 million[123]
- Uniting Reformed Church in Southern Africa – 0.5 million[124]
- Toraja Church – 0.4 million[125]
- Reformed Church of France – 0.4 million[126]
- Lesotho Evangelical Church – 0.3 million[127]
- Evangelical Christian Church in Halmahera – 0.3 million[128]
- Christian Church of Sumba – 0.3 million[129]
- Karo Batak Protestant Church – 0.3 million[130]
- Christian Reformed Church of Nigeria – 0.3 million[131]
- Reformed Church in Zambia – 0.3 million[132]
- Evangelical Reformed Church in Angola – 0.2 million[133]
- Reformed Church in America – 0.2 million[134]
- Christian Reformed Church in North America – 0.2 million[135]
- Kalimantan Evangelical Church – 0.2 million[136]
- Javanese Christian Church – 0.2 million[137]
- Indonesia Christian Church – 0.2 million[138]
- Church of Christ in the Sudan Among the Tiv – 0.2 million[139]
- Church of Lippe – 0.2 million[140]
- Evangelical Church of Congo – 0.2 million[141]
- Christian Evangelical Church of Sangihe Talaud – 0.2 million[142]
- Central Sulawesi Christian Church – 0.2 million[143]
- Evangelical Reformed Church in Bavaria and Northwestern Germany – 0.2 million[144]
- Congregationalism – 5 million
- United Church of Christ – 0.9 million[145]
- Evangelical Congregational Church in Angola – 0.9 million[146]
- United Congregational Church of Southern Africa – 0.5 million[147]
- Presbyterianism – 40–50 million
- Anabaptism – 4.0 million
- Mennonites – 2.1 million[148]
- Schwarzenau Brethren/German Baptists – 1.5 million[149]
- Amish – 0.3 million
- Hutterites – 0.05 million
- Hussites – 1 million
- Moravians – 0.825 million
- Czechoslovak Hussite Church – 0.14 million
- Unity of the Brethren – 0.035 million
- Quakers (Religious Society of Friends) – 0.4 million
- Pentecostalism – 280 million[10]
- Assemblies of God – 67 million[150]
- Apostolic Church – 15 million
- International Circle of Faith – 11 million[151]
- Fangcheng Fellowship – 10 million[152]
- China Gospel Fellowship - 10 million
- Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee) - 6 million
- International Church of the Foursquare Gospel - 9 million
- Church of God in Christ - 6.5 million[153]
- Jesus Is Lord Church Worldwide – 5 million
- International Pentecostal Holiness Church – 4 million
- United Pentecostal Church International – 4 million
- The Pentecostal Mission – 2.5 million
- Christian Congregation of Brazil – 2.5 million
- True Jesus Church – 2.5 million
- The Church of Pentecost – 2.1 million
- Universal Church of the Kingdom of God – 2 million
- Pentecostal Assemblies of the World – 1.5 million
- Apostolic Faith Mission of South Africa – 1.2 million
- Church of God of Prophecy – 1.5 million
- Association of Pentecostal Churches of Rwanda – 1 million
- God is Love Pentecostal Church – 0.8 million
- Nondenominational evangelicalism – 80 million
- Calvary Chapel – 25 million
- Born Again Movement – 3 million[154]
- Association of Vineyard Churches – 15 million
- Christian and Missionary Alliance – 4 million[155]
- Church of God (Anderson, Indiana) – 1.2 million
- African initiated Protestant churches – 60 million[156]
- Zion Christian Church – 15 million
- Eternal Sacred Order of Cherubim and Seraphim – 10 million
- Kimbanguist Church – 5.5 million
- Redeemed Christian Church of God – 5 million[157]
- Church of the Lord (Aladura) – 3.6 million[158]
- Council of African Instituted Churches – 3 million[159]
- Church of Christ Light of the Holy Spirit – 1.4 million[160]
- African Church of the Holy Spirit – 0.7 million[161]
- African Israel Church Nineveh – 0.5 million[162]
- Seventh-day Adventist Church – 20.0 million[163]
- New Apostolic Church – 10 million[164]
- Chinese-originated and Chinese Independent Churches – 10 million
- Local churches or Church Assembly Hall – between 1 and 10 million
- Eastern Lightning – 1 million
- The Shouters – unknown, probably less than 1 million
- Restoration Movement – 7 million
- Churches of Christ – 5 million
- Christian churches and churches of Christ – 1.1 million[20]
- Community of Disciples of Christ in Congo – 0.7 million[165]
- Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) – 0.4 million[166]
- Plymouth Brethren – 1 million[167]
- Church of England – 25.0 million[169]
- Church of Nigeria – 18.0 million[170]
- Church of Uganda – 8.1 million[171]
- Anglican Church of Kenya – 5.0 million[172]
- Episcopal Church of South Sudan and Sudan – 4.5 million[173]
- Church of South India – 3.8 million[174]
- Anglican Church of Australia – 3.1 million[175]
- Anglican Church of Southern Africa – 2.3 million[176]
- Anglican Church of Tanzania – 2.0 million[177]
- Episcopal Church in the United States – 1.9 million[178]
- Anglican Church of Canada – 1.6 million[179]
- Church of North India – 1.5 million[180]
- Anglican Church of Rwanda – 1.0 million[181]
- Church of the Province of Central Africa – 0.9 million[182]
- Anglican Church of Burundi – 0.8 million[183]
- Church in the Province of the West Indies – 0.8 million[184]
- Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia – 0.5 million[185]
- Church of the Province of the Indian Ocean – 0.5 million[186]
- Church of Christ in Congo–Anglican Community of Congo – 0.5 million[187]
- Church of Pakistan – 0.5 million[188]
- Church of Ireland – 0.4 million[189]
- Church of the Province of West Africa – 0.3 million[190]
- Anglican Church of Melanesia – 0.2 million[191]
- Episcopal Church in the Philippines – 0.1 million[192]
- Traditional Anglican Communion – 0.4 million[193]
- Anglican Church in North America – 0.09 million[194]
- Reformed Evangelical Anglican Church of South Africa –
Latin Church – 1.255 billion
Eastern Catholic Churches – 16.3 million[3]
- Alexandrian Rite
- Ethiopian Catholic Church – 0.2 million[4]
- Coptic Catholic Church – 0.2 million[4]
- Eritrean Catholic Church – 0.2 million[5]
- Antiochene Rite
- Maronite Catholic Church – 3.1 million[4]
- Syro-Malankara Catholic Church – 0.4 million[4]
- Syriac Catholic Church – 0.1 million[4]
- Armenian Rite
- Armenian Catholic Church – 0.4 million[4]
- Byzantine Rite
- Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church – 4.3 million[4]
- Melkite Greek Catholic Church – 1.3 million[4]
- Romanian Greek Catholic Church – 0.7 million[4]
- Ruthenian Greek Catholic Church – 0.5 million[4]
- Hungarian Greek Catholic Church – 0.3 million[4]
- Slovak Greek Catholic Church – 0.2 million[4]
- Italo-Albanian Catholic Church – 0.1 million[4]
- Belarusian Greek Catholic Church – 0.1 million[4]
- Byzantine Catholic Church of Croatia and Serbia – 0.05 million[6]
- Georgian Byzantine Catholic Church – 0.01 million;[7] not sui iuris
- Albanian Greek Catholic Church – 0.01 million[4]
- Bulgarian Greek Catholic Church – 0.01 million[4]
- Greek Byzantine Catholic Church – 0.01 million[4]
- Macedonian Greek Catholic Church – 0.01 million[4]
- Russian Greek Catholic Church – 0.01 million[4]
- Chaldean Rite
- Syro-Malabar Catholic Church – 3.8 million[4]
- Chaldean Catholic Church – 0.4 million[4]
- Society of Saint Pius X – 1 million[8]
- The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints – 16.1 million[210]
- Community of Christ – 0.25 million[211]
Oneness Pentecostalism – 6 million- IF Christianity isn't the answer to believing and giving up Atheism
- There are three main kinds of Judaism: Reform, Conservative, and Orthodox Judaism. that one of them might be right for the atheist to start believing.
- Then there is this religion which many here will say is universally loved by all :boxing:
- Islam
- Sunni Islam, Shia Islam, and Kharijites
- are the choices a God fearing Atheist might choose from
Also some religious leaders seem to preach hate more than love and there are those who claim to folow their religious beleifs as Christians , think nothing of bearing false witness for political purpuses and feel it's alright to hate your neighbor cause that hate will be justified in the end by the vengeful god they believe in.
