TheNightKing
J.A.P.A.N.
This thread is inspired by this post from @wadupdoe!313
I've been pondering on this lately. Do the most devout religious people, typically Christians cause that's all I truly know, become so devout because they were really messed up people and it's a way to clean the slate?
I'm not talking about your typical churchgoer. I'm talking the person who's every answer to a problem involves their religion. Very little practicality comes into play with most of their discussions. Every little things comes back to their religion.
Case 1, the pastor of this church is always talking about how messed up he was. Drugs, stealing, suicidal, etc. Hurt all of his family and friends. Then poof, one day gets saved and everybody supposed to just forgive him. And if they don't that's unforgiveness in their heart and their fault.
Even @douwanttogotoheaven (somebody @him if you know his current name). He's talked about how crazy he was before and now everything he relates to religion.
So do the truly messed up turn to religion to wipe the slate clean? Or is it a true calling?
The craziest shit happened at work today.
They had a retirement celebration for this lady. She's introduced me and alot of coworkers to black people in management that we need to get to know. So we all go up to her party to celebrate before she leaves.
With her are 2 godchildren, 2 grandchildren family and this guy from her church.
Towards the end its about 7 of us left all black and I'm talking with the blacks in upper management there.
The lady retiring mentions some music and the guy from the church gets up. He pulls out this wireless karaoke mic. At first I thought he was gonna play the kind of music you would here in the doctors office.
This nigga starts to play and sing this gospel song. It's a song he wrote himself and sings in the church. It's nothing but a small group of blacks and he signing gospel.
All of us had this look like "wtf is this shit here..." I could feel the manager who I directly report to embarrassment and disgust. One of the Managing Directors so smooth with it he actually closed the doors so nobody from the outside would see what was going on.
The song lyrics had "I was too busy in the club instead of worshiping you, when I was down in out and drinking alcohol smoking weed and cocaine but you saved me"
Even worse dude kept looking at me like this song is gonna have me join the church and I'm just standing there like
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After he got done we shockingly clapped and I hugged my coworker told her enjoy retirement and then dipped out with my manager.
I've been pondering on this lately. Do the most devout religious people, typically Christians cause that's all I truly know, become so devout because they were really messed up people and it's a way to clean the slate?
I'm not talking about your typical churchgoer. I'm talking the person who's every answer to a problem involves their religion. Very little practicality comes into play with most of their discussions. Every little things comes back to their religion.
Case 1, the pastor of this church is always talking about how messed up he was. Drugs, stealing, suicidal, etc. Hurt all of his family and friends. Then poof, one day gets saved and everybody supposed to just forgive him. And if they don't that's unforgiveness in their heart and their fault.
Even @douwanttogotoheaven (somebody @him if you know his current name). He's talked about how crazy he was before and now everything he relates to religion.
So do the truly messed up turn to religion to wipe the slate clean? Or is it a true calling?