Simply The Worst: Vicar's Rant About Tina

[Dudette]

A Church of England vicar has apologised for his rant about the rise of secular funerals characterised by "ear-splitting" songs and "bad poetry".

More... (http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-News/Vicar-Causes-Uproar-With-Caustic-Remarks-About-Ear-Splitting-Songs-And-Bad-Poetry-At-Cremations/Article/200910315409507?f=rss)

[Strong]

Well I can see his point, but people have a right to go in the manner of their own choosing, surely?

[Ferre]

Christianity is an outdated desert concept. It is part of a Middle Eastern culture and forced upon Europeans by means of violence, now that force is fading Europeans slowly abandon something that was not theirs and has no roots in their own culture to begin with.

I've been doing a lot of research on pre-christian cultures and their laws and social behaviour the past decades and I have concluded that "religion" is part of the evolution process and is subject to local geographical, sociological and climate as well of thousands of other factors, Europeans developed a totally different culture than say Africans or Arabs and this included their own "sense of spirituality" which was replaced by a backward desert deathcult's brand of spirituality accompanied by a bunch of rules that did not originate in those European communities either, this disconnected millions of people from their own cultural roots and heritage AND their "spiritual sense" which was replaced by letters in books while the old Celtic rules and spiritual practises didn't need to be written down, they came from within those communities (tribes) and passed on to every generation by word of mouth.

It is not natural to adopt a whole set of religious and moral laws from a completely different culture on another continent, humanity has been paying the price for that since the day the Romans thought it was a good idea to adopt crazy desert ideologies and force them upon everyone else.

Those days, however, are ending. :sqlaugh: