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Atheists & Agnostics

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19. Churches don't like competition.

Sat Dec 23, 2017, 08:35 PM

Dec 2017

If there is anything else to do on Sunday, fewer people will attend services, and there will be less money in the collection plate.

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Christians Bullied Shop Owner to Stay Closed on Sundays [View all] NeoGreen Dec 2017 OP

Hmmm 3auld6phart Dec 2017 #1

"Just sitting in the house and reading that 'Book'"? JustABozoOnThisBus Dec 2017 #6

No working on the Sabbath? SCVDem Dec 2017 #12

My stove has a "sabbath" mode JustABozoOnThisBus Dec 2017 #13

Really? No Joke? nt. druidity33 Dec 2017 #15

Not joking. Never used it, but came across it while reading the manual. JustABozoOnThisBus Dec 2017 #16

Yep. Hassin Bin Sober Dec 2017 #21

Damn Gideons stick to seedy hotel rooms. Historic NY Dec 2017 #2

When I lived LittleGirl Dec 2017 #3

This is a miracle, brothers & sisters. JNelson6563 Dec 2017 #5

Missouri, same decade: El Mimbreno Dec 2017 #8

I think you could buy beer after 12 noon on Sunday. Demtexan Dec 2017 #18

3.2 but it'll do. El Mimbreno Dec 2017 #22

Blue laws. Demtexan Dec 2017 #17

My brother couldn't buy a car in Denver on a Sunday More_Cowbell Dec 2017 #10

Can't buy a car in Minnesota on Sumday forever Angry Dragon Dec 2017 #14

Colorado 1990s... El Mimbreno Dec 2017 #23

Churches don't like competition. Mariana Dec 2017 #19

Why do these ilk assume that their god ... GeorgeGist Dec 2017 #20