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Reference to god in the national anthem

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:lmao: :lmao: He's wearing a black face!! hahahahaha :lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
 
Auburn fans would never go for that, Scholar, cause the University of Alabama has taken that over. It goes "Sweet home, Alabama .....ROLL TIDE ROLL". It might be a ringtone on my cellphone and I might have played it after every td this past season.


The movement is wanting "Stars Fell On Alabama". I am ok with that.
 
I could write a GameLive anthem. I think I even kind of started one at one point but got side-tracked and it ended up on the back-burner along with my video about my telephone and some questions I wanted to bring up regarding my spreadsheets.

I have quite a lively back-burner.
 
Jello
That quote has absolutely nothing to do with dogma, or religion for that matter. The idea of a person's "soul" is not intrinsically tied to any religion. It's a very vague concept that can be taken to mean many different things to different people.
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Are you implying that Bob Marley was not religious and was not talking about the soul as a spiritual entity? LOL. Listen to Marley again, pal. I suppose he doesn't ever talk about Jah in his lyrics either. Get a clue please.
 
RageWizard
I don't have a problem with the word god or lord or whatever, my problem is the imaginery friends industry itself. Sure I belive there is something out there that invented hydrogen, gravity, and put in place all the rules, and that is it. He/She/It/ whatever doesn't give a rats ass about you and your problems. My god is a big picture god who is also a hands off god.

So referencing a generic god is OK with me. Then again making carttons about a muslim god is funny to me also, I say fuck them muslim fucks who have no sense of humor. The same goes for the freakin Jews and Christianfucks as well. Budda gets a break, come on the dude has a weight problem.
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LOL. That's exactly how I feel. Right on, RW.
 
MonkeyF0cker
Are you implying that Bob Marley was not religious and was not talking about the soul as a spiritual entity? LOL. Listen to Marley again, pal. I suppose he doesn't ever talk about Jah in his lyrics either. Get a clue please.
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Focker, I'm not going to be baited into an e-battle with you over this. I know Bob Marley and his convictions very well. I don't think that you have to infer a songwriter's absolute intent of lyrics (as if we could) in order to relate them to our own lives and/or convictions.
 
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