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Thank you for the apology. The distinction I would make between your comment and "goddamnit" is that while I don't particularly like either one, "goddamnit" do
by joshuacc 15y ago
Thank you for the apology.
The distinction I would make between your comment and "goddamnit" is that while I don't particularly like either one, "goddamnit" doesn't actively mock God/people's religious beliefs about God. On the other hand "Christ on a stick" certainly seems like going out of one's way to mock the crucifixion/people with religious attachment to the crucifixion.
Does that help explain where I'm coming from?
- GetOberIt 15y agoGo blog about your persecution?
- swah 15y agoA throwaway account for this comment?
- knowtheory 15y agoYes, that does. Having thought it over more, i agree that it is trivializing of the crucifixion. However this probably isn't the best venue for ruminating on the notions of Christian symbolism & semiotics. Suffice it to say, i will retire the phrase.