And how are you supposed to know if the blessing bore fruit?!
What a ridiculous ritual!
"May the blessings of the Lord be on you." It's like gesundheit. Everybody says it, nobody knows what it means.Rum wrote:It occurred to me last night how imbecilic and ridiculous the act of 'blessing' is. Even if you are a 'believer' wtf is it supposed to do!?
And how are you supposed to know if the blessing bore fruit?!
What a ridiculous ritual!

A more tangible religion and one that one day may see action, unlike Jesus who's probably not coming back. Even if he exists, I wouldn't.JimC wrote:In the catholic school I work in (I know, I know...), when they have mass, and it's time to cannibalise Jesus, they always say that non-catholics can come up, with arms crossed, and receive a blessing rather than a stale piece of biscuit...
I always remain seated, staring into space, thinking of bizarre sexual fantasies...
Praise be and don't let the door hit you on the way out Jesus! Lord and saviour, just the once, but once was enough!Santa_Claus wrote:almost definately.

"...anyone who says it’s “just the Internet” can. And then when they come back, they can
again." - Tigger

When they say they'll pray for me I tell them I'll do nothing in return.Feck wrote:I tend to have a bad reaction to being blessed , and an even worse one when people say they will pray for me .
A blessing is just a psychological scam. Costing the blesser only a few words, it places the blessed in a position of obligation, owing the blesser for his supposed act of kindness, which cost him nothing. Great way to feel all smug and grand for having done nothing.Rum wrote:It occurred to me last night how imbecilic and ridiculous the act of 'blessing' is. Even if you are a 'believer' wtf is it supposed to do!?
And how are you supposed to know if the blessing bore fruit?!
What a ridiculous ritual!

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