Why does a picture of a book trigger fedorafags so hard?

Why does a picture of a book trigger fedorafags so hard?

because they are intellectual infants

what are you talking about weirdo

How can a personal belief trigger christcucks so hard?

Do you beleive in evolution?

If yes, then you beleive that to win in this era you must adapt to this era.

How did you survive 1000 years ago? Be a religioncuck and don't commit blasphemy

How do you survive now? Collect welfare and do nothing

Times change, and so should you.

It is not the strongest species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the ones most responsive to change.

Adapt to your era, don't rely on a book written centuries ago, I mean just look at fucking Islam

>I'm a literal meme

fedorafags BTFO

God is dead.

How can a personal belief trigger a fedora so hard?

...

Sup Forums tier thread

you lost, little boy? where the fuck do you think you are?

>intelectually superior

Because they are insecure in their own beliefs and constantly talking about how "rational" and "intelligent" they are makes them feel like they are smarter then everyone else.

why does a picture of a woman enjoying herself trigger Sup Forumsfags so hard?

>fag flag
go back

Because it contains the truth. Also people that appreciated that book went on to build great things, while the fedoras destroyed and killed millions. Never let atheists in power.

>woman
>picture of a whore
wew

>whore
>Hates Capitalism

wew

faggots hiss when they see that book

Thots will be thots but niggers love watermelon

Because it is a mockery of our holy book

it names the jews and calls them the synagogue of satan, so how can it be bad

ooh aren't you two making compelling arguments. Even more so because I'm agreeing with you, you dumb fucks.

Fuck off reprobate

Even if you don't interpret everything in the bible literally, many of the lessons taught within it should be taken seriously. It's a document underlying the base of western civilization.

I'd add to that list:

the u.s. constitution,
origin of species
the principia
shakespeare
the writings of thomas jefferson
george washington
ben franklin
the federalist papers