So I've noticed lately that when I wear my cross necklace that I get some of the most hateful looks. Some of them are the cat butt face but then the others are this look that they might try to yank it off my neck. I mean really I want to take it off and see if it burns them or something(just kidding)I really don't understand.The university were I work encourages you to express your beliefs .Anyone ever had this crap happen to them? Mu hubby (he thinks) says its because everyone around here is so fashionable and maybe they consider the cross not fashionable.Who knows with the nitwits out there nowadays.
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I've never had that happen.
What a shame, when we're expected to be tolerant of every minority, every majority, every religion, race and creed...and yet you're commiting some kind of faux pas for wearing the symbol of your religion, fashionable or not.
I'm really, really sorry."Do not quibble with me over apostrophes. I have my shit together when it comes to apostrophes." - BookBint
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Well, I don't know if it's celebrated or even recognized in the states, but 2009 has been declared the "Darwin year" because of the anniversary of his book. It rekindled the debate between creationism and the theory of evolution. Perhaps the people at your university see your wearing a cross as a declaration of your side in this debate.
Doesn’t make it right off course, especially at a university where people are supposed to be smart enough to know religious people can be scientists too.
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Quoth candyshopgirl View PostMu hubby (he thinks) says its because everyone around here is so fashionable and maybe they consider the cross not fashionable.Who knows with the nitwits out there nowadays.
If they become more aggressive, hold your cross out and see if it starts glowing. Maybe you are living amongst a nest of blood sucking vampires and didn't even know it.Tamezin
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What a shame, when we're expected to be tolerant of every minority, every majority, every religion, race and creed...and yet you're commiting some kind of faux pas for wearing the symbol of your religion, fashionable or not.
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There are always going to be people who object to external symbols of faith. Blow it off, snotty faces won't hurt anyone but the wearer
Keep to the "Is Not" style please ladies and gents.
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Quoth lordlundar View PostOr a vial of holy water."For the love of all that is holy and 4 things that aren’t but feel pretty good anyway" ~ Gravekeeper
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Quoth tendomentisDepends on the class of zombie. Left4Dead zombie, probably not (and good thing too, cuz I haz too much funs beating the crap out of them with the butt of my shotgun
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it will burn them!
so have fun with setting them on fire with your cross!
but seriously they need to get the f over themselves
people have religion, that religion may or may not be what others have. if they dislike that?... well tough noogies. they can suck it up.
yeesh what whiners
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Quoth tendomentisDepends on the class of zombie. Left4Dead zombie, probably not (and good thing too, cuz I haz too much funs beating the crap out of them with the butt of my shotgun), but classic zombie inhabited by demonic spirits follow same basic rules as classic vampires (ie, stakes, crosses, and holy water).
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Quoth Mordecai View PostThe only "classic" zombies I've heard of are the ones resurrected by voodoo witch doctors, nothing about ones that are possessed by demons.
D&D Zombies are resurrected through necromantic magic and are affected by divine powers, symbols, and tools.
You have to either use magic or dismember their body in such a way as to sever these necromantic ties and bring em down.
Which means that holy water would work rather well
A stake wouldn't though, and a cross would only work as a foci for divine magic, such as a Turn Undead spell.<Insert clever signature here>
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Quoth Lingering Grin View PostD&D Zombies are resurrected through necromantic magic and are affected by divine powers, symbols, and tools.
You have to either use magic or dismember their body in such a way as to sever these necromantic ties and bring em down.
Which means that holy water would work rather well
A stake wouldn't though, and a cross would only work as a foci for divine magic, such as a Turn Undead spell.
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