Fan Art Albums of My Lion King

  FeatheredSeclude August 17th, 2015, 1:55 am

Yup, lives by dat book I do. And thanks a lot!

  kiliaarts August 17th, 2015, 3:35 am

Same :3. Good book to live by and good to live by the truth~ No problems at all

  FeatheredSeclude August 17th, 2015, 8:54 am

"headbangs to Relentless Flood"

  FeatheredSeclude July 30th, 2015, 11:15 pm

The US is only getting worse, and I personally expect it to continue downhill given everything that's going on, and Obama being Muslim. Would not be surprised if he changes the law so he can't be kicked from office. I honestly think the US is in it's current state because the country is turning its back what it was founded upon. Yes, the country is about equality, but there was it being founded on the Christan God before that. To whom made man and woman, male and female, not what Obama has just passed, I expect him to pay for it in September.

  iheartart132 July 31st, 2015, 5:34 am

I thought that wasn't a proven fact, just speculation. He couldn't do that. If he did he'd definitely be impeached. That law would have to pass so many senators and congress men before coming into effect and he wouldn't have time for that. The founding fathers built the constitution to be a republic, not a democracy (which is what it's become) Washington said a government without religion is not a proper one. Church and state can be seperate, but they should still be able to coexist. People are trying to please everyone, which doesn't work. You give into one and it angers another, it's just how things are. The state's are losing their power to the government. Well he can't run again so he's out of office.

  FeatheredSeclude July 31st, 2015, 6:42 am

He has used many Koran references and mentions it a lot for a start, plus at a couple of his events, he used the Koran, rather than the Bible. Plus he says "According to the Koran" a lot. And let's not be shabby, his middle name. Okay, I just Googled "what religion was the US founded on" last time I searched that, it sayed it was, now it doesn't say that. Washington was a Christian, yes? Then "a government without religion is not proper" implies the country was founded upon Christianity. Which also the primary reason the colonies were formed to begin with, religious freedom from the Catholic's in England. Yeah, Religious Freedom does mean able to practice whatever religion you would like. But in my opinion, the US was founded upon Christianity due to the fact that "In God We Trust" is on money. And the fact that a Bible is always used for inauguration. Not anything else, such as the Koran. Obama had obviously lied. And yeah, trying to please everyone just brings more chaos and delusions. And with every president that wasn't Christian, no good things have ever come to the nation, right?

  iheartart132 July 31st, 2015, 3:39 pm

Hmm I never knew that. And yes the middle name is interesting, but want his father from Kenya or something? Technically it wasn't founded on a specific religion. Most of the members were Christian who worked to form our ideals but America has never had a stated religion. We also don't have a stated first language. A lot of Washington's choices left out the church specifically, but not religion. Religious freedom grants that one can be free to participate in any religion, so they should be able to do so without scrutiny from others and its government. So if politicians want to say in God we trust they should be able to, people say it offends others, well it offends me and then when you can't freely practice openly. By the way, in god we trust wasnt added to the pledge and our money until eisenhower made it I think after ww 1? But yeah I totally agree with you on that

  FeatheredSeclude July 31st, 2015, 11:04 pm

That to me kinda implies Christianity. Well, predominately the US is english, so that would imply english as the primary language. There seems to be a lot of unsaid things about the US, to be honest. Yeah to religious freedom. Which does or should imply the president being inaugurated should be able to use what they want. I personally am Christian. Messianic Jewish to be exact. Politics to me is the biggest of corrupted things. No one there has the same goals anymore. So everyone is undermining the other. Saying I am Messianic Jewish basically says it doesn't offend me, and frankly, to others that are not Christian or Jewish, "God" could very well represent what they want it to. Not the Christian one. That's entirely their choice. Not sure you care about this at all, but I fell I should say this... According to the Christian faith, God gave everyone free-will. The ability to choose what he or she wants. In my opinion, I think he did this to see who would choose to follow him and see who didn't. This would also imply he doesn't own anyone. I've been told that God owns his followers, I don't think that is true. We have the choice to follow him or not. There is no ownership there to me. There the simple desire to want to go with... One thing I have noticed, not meaning offense to anyone here I'm adding in, but for everyone that doesn't follow God and Christ, I've noticed they never seem to really be happy with their life. They always want more. More money, more possessions, you name it, they always want more of whatever it is. According to the Bible, it says that Jesus is the only one capable of filling this gap. No worldly possession can.

  FeatheredSeclude August 27th, 2015, 7:19 am

I got a question ask ya: http://puu.sh/jQ7GH/b45fd3b86e.png How can the word "God" offend you, if atheist's say God doesn't exist? Would mean not acknowledge the existence. If you atheist do not acknowledge the existence, how can it offend? This is also something I found very interesting, why is that "not pointing fingers" atheist's always attack Christians, denouncing them, or people who claim to denounce all religion, then why do they not denounce other religions? This also leads me to ask this: What did God not give, or take from you?

  FeatheredSeclude July 28th, 2015, 7:57 pm

Thanks! Glad ya like it!