There’s this whole Jack Chick knockoff world that has been around for decades despite having the worst arguments.

  • the dopamine fiend
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    2610 months ago

    My favorite is the one about the evils of D&D. It ends with the protagonist literally entering a Warlock pact with Jesus as their Celestial patron, sealed with a ritual book burning.

    • @[email protected]
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      810 months ago

      Nice. My favorite is the college professor getting schooled by a Christian student. “Oho, you think quarks are real? You cannot even see them. The only force holding atoms together is the power of Jesus Christ.”

      • @RatBin
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        410 months ago

        I’d say I could feel damn well these subatomic forces when I stomped my little toe on the sharp angle of my furniture. They are way too tangible to be invisible forces

      • @RGB3x3
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        1010 months ago

        Somebody Goofed

        So what the fuck was the point of that? You can try to accept Jesus, but if Satan comes in and god-blocks you, then kills you in an intentional train accident, you go to hell for eternity anyway?

        How is that an endorsement of religion and of God’s love? That’s just bullshit.

        • Flying Squid
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          710 months ago

          Jack Chick had a very unusual understanding of Christianity. But I guess that’s what happens when your holy text is incredibly vague.

    • @thesporkeffect
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      210 months ago

      This seems like an amazing concept, I did a quick search but couldn’t find any already written description of using real-world religious figures as warlock patrons.

      I also want to play with Buddha or Kim Il-Sung as a patron