i believe your theory of

i believe your theory of FSMism is completely unsensable and wierd. noone knows what heaven looks like u cant go there untilk your dead What is the ACLU? im pagan a real religious person, and i am no heathen get a life please and wow Spagetti get some morals stipper factory Daniel Silverthorne

11 Responses to “i believe your theory of”


  1. 1 Just Nick Aug 17th, 2006 at 12:00 pm

    Pagan my ass.

  2. 2 Nostradomus Sep 3rd, 2006 at 12:16 pm

    Heh.
    I bet you know nothing about paganism.

  3. 3 Mythos Sep 3rd, 2006 at 4:33 pm

    Actually the concept of the FSM makes quite a bit of sense if you take a moment to think it over. As for you being Pagan, that is something I seriously doubt. You see I myself am Pagan, to be precise Appalachian Druid. Most Pagan religions teach people not to be followers who are unable think for themselves. To a Pagan the idealism encompassed by the FSM movement is quite logical in nature as it teaches on to think for ones self and not to accept blindly what one is told or taught. Accept nothing as fact question everything even the very nature of the universe, existence and the Gods (if you are so inclined to believe in a God or Gods).

  4. 4 Etay Sep 4th, 2007 at 5:39 pm

    Stripper Factory - Check
    Beer Volcanoes as far as the eye can see - Check
    Sounds good to me. Let’s believe.

  5. 5 Anonymous Believer Sep 4th, 2007 at 5:51 pm

    Why does it seem like everyone who talks down about our religion have horrible reasons and even worse grammar? It’s almost pitiful enough enough to think that someone from within our community is posting them just to try make the true bigots look bad. Too bad no one here actually has to try to do that; they do it all my themselves.

  6. 6 Anonymous Believer Sep 4th, 2007 at 5:53 pm

    P.S. I know I just made myself look stupid by typing, “enough” in twice.

  7. 7 El Peatieablo Sep 12th, 2007 at 4:49 pm

    It seems like all the hate mail that we get comes from christians or christians pretending to not be christians.
    Dude, how do you not know what the ACLU is? Better question, how did you not Wikipedia and/or Google it?
    See ya later “stripper factory Daniel Silverthorne” (wow, a whole stripper factory hates us… must be the VD one in Hell)

  8. 8 Daniel Oct 7th, 2007 at 8:47 pm

    I find it completely interesting that My friend Keenan Cameron created this “hate Mail” in my name. I am Daniel and I just stumbled apon with while googliing myself with friends. I have never heard of this Church thus… I am suprised I have posted about it.
    Anywho I don’t care a hoot what you believe, if its in a pasta monster, or God, or mother earth. But i wish people would not post as me!

  9. 9 Wench Cyka Oct 7th, 2007 at 9:24 pm

    By the way, my dog tags in the military said pagan for seven years, and I am a firm pagan and also a pastafarian, no conflicto. As a polytheist, I can believe in as many deities as I choose, and if my supreme deity wishes me to see him as a big Spaghetti Monster, I shall lift my fork on high! and turn to all my other deities for matters he couldn’t give a rigatoni about.
    RAmen!

  10. 10 James D King of Pirates Apr 29th, 2008 at 8:17 am

    WE know what heaven looks like because our god hates surprises, so he told us early.

  11. 11 ME DUH May 10th, 2008 at 9:51 am

    Impressive run-on sentence. Interesting that he is able to use a question mark but not a period.
    YOU get a life. You’re the one going on the website of a religion you don’t believe in, just to criticize the religion.
    RAmen.

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