Anyone see this interview with WILDER VS FURY?

Christianity, Islam, Judaism are all cults. Jesus, Muhammad they are just cult leaders. Anyone who believes otherwise is a brainwashed cult member. Sounds like some of the posters here are that way inclined. Just because your cult has more members and you feel it should be called a "religion" it doesn't change the fact it actually began life as any other cult and just grew from there acquiring more and more cult members as time went by. Gods don't exist, they never have and never will. If you don't believe me, ask the 30,000+ children who Die Every Day around the world and their deathly silence will confirm the non-existence of gods. Okay that is a very weak argument using the "suffering of this world" to disprove God. If you know anything at all about Jesus or the bible you'd know the answer too. Its NOT about christianity, christianity is barely mentioned from Jesus in the bible. Literally. Jesus taught to follow him, NOT christianity. Now back on point, this is the devils world. And there will be great suffering when Lucy runs this place. But God didnt leave us hanging, he came down as man( Jesus ) and made us a path to everlasting life. He suffered for us, for our sins. We all fall short to the glory of god, we have all sinned. Jesus paid the fine in full. I wont bother replying, because this will go no where. I hope you guys find the Lord, hes always reaching out in many different ways. God bless you.

I figured as much, and I'm sure I've brought it up with you before. I think it's just your heavy use of ellipses that throws me and I view them in that connotation for some reason. ... my English surely is elliptical, because it's not my first language and I'm not colloquial in it..... :) ... but you should easily understand this, since you are able to use a term such as connotation... :)

Christianity, Islam, Judaism are all cults. Jesus, Muhammad they are just cult leaders. Anyone who believes otherwise is a brainwashed cult member. Sounds like some of the posters here are that way inclined. Just because your cult has more members and you feel it should be called a "religion" it doesn't change the fact it actually began life as any other cult and just grew from there acquiring more and more cult members as time went by. Gods don't exist, they never have and never will. If you don't believe me, ask the 30,000+ children who Die Every Day around the world and their deathly silence will confirm the non-existence of gods.

... I left sarcasm and "passive aggressiveness" behind sometime ago... ... as about my post above: I must admit that I've studied the issue of "higher spirits" and "guardian angels" in the writings of both Christian religion and of some other major religions as well... I figured as much, and I'm sure I've brought it up with you before. I think it's just your heavy use of ellipses that throws me and I view them in that connotation for some reason.

... the "theological" issue involved in this case is somehow sophisticated: "the spirit of ancestors" is one thing (and it's not Christian), but "the guardian angel of a nation" is something different (and it is somehow supported by Christianism)... I admittedly am not a religious man by any means and not studied in any of it at all so my opinion is more or less irrelevant and I don't even really know what you're talking about. Also I have trouble reading your posts often and usually think you're being sarcastic or passive aggressive towards me when you're probably being sincere more often than not... or every time? Or maybe I'm just stupid. Highly likely... ... I left sarcasm and "passive aggressiveness" behind sometime ago... ... as about my post above: I must admit that I've studied the issue of "higher spirits" and "guardian angels" in the writings of both Christian religion and of some other major religions as well...

During the crusades the christians went around the world converting people and killing those who refused their new religion putting them to the sword killing mothers fathers and children in the name of the lord. They sound like the demonic barbarians tbh Yeah this is what my post was implying. ... the "theological" issue involved in this case is somehow sophisticated: "the spirit of ancestors" is one thing (and it's not Christian), but "the guardian angel of a nation" is something different (and it is supported by Christianism)... I admittedly am not a religious man by any means and not studied in any of it at all so my opinion is more or less irrelevant and I don't even really know what you're talking about. Also I have trouble reading your posts often and usually think you're being sarcastic or passive aggressive towards me when you're probably being sincere more often than not... or every time? Or maybe I'm just stupid. Highly likely...

During the crusades the christians went around the world converting people and killing those who refused their new religion putting them to the sword killing mothers fathers and children in the name of the lord. They sound like the demonic barbarians tbh

There are a lot of Christians that want to hurt other people, now and throughout history. His father is a preacher also. ... the "theological" issue involved in this case is somehow sophisticated: "the spirit of ancestors" is one thing (and it's not Christian), but "the guardian angel of a nation" is something different (and it is supported by Christianism)...

I’ve been saying it for a while calling out Deontay’s involvement in the occult and the fact that he isn’t a Christian, and only now are people starting to notice and agree with me. At the same time I am slightly cringing when my fellow Christians are making this into a big good vs. evil narrative and casting Deontay as the bad guy. Those who believe what I believe, we should be praying for his soul, and not praying for his downfall. With that said, I was getting tired of people saying Deontay is a Christian while at the same time he’s making consistent comments about wanting to kill in the ring and being possessed by spirits. So I’m glad that people are starting to realize he is not a Christian; like on one of the interviews he did he made very clear in no uncertain terms that he and Fury (who, granted, is no saint himself, but at least makes clear who he worships) — they don’t follow the same God. There are a lot of Christians that want to hurt other people, now and throughout history. His father is a preacher also.

Welcome to the religious crackpot thread..... So now people are blaming Wilder's loss on his supposed involvement in the occult?

Mock the Lord and you will be chastened. Simple. As someone who believes in the Lord I won’t argue with that. But the man needs prayers for his salvation and deliverance. If he keeps mocking the Lord and seeking possession by (evil) spirits, the end result won’t be good and it will be his own doing. Like I said, I feel more pity and concern — even fear for him — than anything else.

I’ve been saying it for a while calling out Deontay’s involvement in the occult and the fact that he isn’t a Christian, and only now are people starting to notice and agree with me. At the same time I am slightly cringing when my fellow Christians are making this into a big good vs. evil narrative and casting Deontay as the bad guy. Those who believe what I believe, we should be praying for his soul, and not praying for his downfall. With that said, I was getting tired of people saying Deontay is a Christian while at the same time he’s making consistent comments about wanting to kill in the ring and being possessed by spirits. So I’m glad that people are starting to realize he is not a Christian; like on one of the interviews he did he made very clear in no uncertain terms that he and Fury (who, granted, is no saint himself, but at least makes clear who he worships) — they don’t follow the same God. Mock the Lord and you will be chastened. Simple.

I’ve been saying it for a while calling out Deontay’s involvement in the occult and the fact that he isn’t a Christian, and only now are people starting to notice and agree with me. At the same time I am slightly cringing when my fellow Christians are making this into a big good vs. evil narrative and casting Deontay as the bad guy. Those who believe what I believe, we should be praying for his soul, and not praying for his downfall. With that said, I was getting tired of people saying Deontay is a Christian while at the same time he’s making consistent comments about wanting to kill in the ring and being possessed by spirits. So I’m glad that people are starting to realize he is not a Christian; like on one of the interviews he did he made very clear in no uncertain terms that he and Fury (who, granted, is no saint himself, but at least makes clear who he worships) — they don’t follow the same God.

I only watched the first three minutes Fury was crude but sincere , harsh but honest