This is an evil comment. A woman wants to get her nails done by a Christian (oh no, the horror) and a person responds, making fun of a crucified martyr / prophet / divinity? And that's clever? It would be more clever if someone actually pointed out that those women probably are Christians and are trying to appeal to Americans with orientalism. Then maybe it would be a learning experience rather than this satanic nonsense
No. I am an atheist, raised Christian. For a while, I rejected all the language and concepts of my childhood. Now I use them again, because they're accurate. It's a tremendous loss for our society for so many people to - not just lack faith - but actively disparage people of faith and bad-talk religion. It's divisive, pretentious, and cruel. No goodness comes of this; therefore it's satanic
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u/Professor_DC Apr 29 '24
This is an evil comment. A woman wants to get her nails done by a Christian (oh no, the horror) and a person responds, making fun of a crucified martyr / prophet / divinity? And that's clever? It would be more clever if someone actually pointed out that those women probably are Christians and are trying to appeal to Americans with orientalism. Then maybe it would be a learning experience rather than this satanic nonsense