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  • The Bible’s the greatest game of ‘Telephone’ in history. Jesus said ‘Love your enemies,’ Rick Santorum heard ‘Nuke Iran.’

    @JohnFugelsang (via apoplecticskeptic)

    (via statistsgonnastate)

    Tagged: telephone Santorum Iran Bible Jesus quotes @JohnFugelsang libertarian republicans

    Posted on February 18, 2012 via Apoplectic Skeptic with 2,487 notes

    Source: apoplecticskeptic

  • No other book, or indeed any piece of culture, seems to have influenced the English language as much as the King James Bible. Its turns of phrase have permeated the everyday language of English speakers, whether or not they’ve ever opened a copy.

    The Sun says Aston Villa “refused to give up the ghost”. Wendy Richard calls her EastEnders character Pauline Fowler “the salt of the earth”. The England cricket coach tells reporters, “You can’t put words in my mouth.” Daily Mirror fashion pages call Tilda Swinton “a law unto herself”.

    Though each of those phrases was begotten of the loins of the English Bible, it’s safe to say that none of those speakers was deliberately quoting the Bible to people they expected to be familiar with its contents.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-12205084 (via thisisnoir)

    (via linguish)

    Tagged: words Bible

    Posted on January 23, 2011 via I know I'm in my own world with 3 notes

  • Wherefore, my beloved brethren, let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath: For the wrath of man worketh not the righteousness of God.

    James 1:19-20, KVJ

    Tagged: New Testament Bible

    Posted on January 9, 2011

  • princessjinx:

ih8religion:

Funny ‘cause it’s true.
I H8 RELIGION- TylerForum | Twitter | Facebook | Email 

BAHAHAHAHAHA
BAHAHAHHAHAHA
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA GIRLS ARE MEME FOREVER.
COCK’S COCKS.

    princessjinx:

    ih8religion:

    Funny ‘cause it’s true.

    I H8 RELIGION
    - Tyler

    Forum | Twitter | Facebook | Email 

    BAHAHAHAHAHA

    BAHAHAHHAHAHA

    UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA GIRLS ARE MEME FOREVER.

    COCK’S COCKS.

    Tagged: image meme Bible

    Posted on December 23, 2010 via @FAQueers with 280 notes

    Source: faqueers

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