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Atheists & Agnostics

Figarosmom

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8. I thought the same thing at the time.

Reply to brewens (Original post)

Fri Oct 11, 2024, 04:02 AM

Oct 11

When stores started opening on Sunday and people had to work on Sunday and couldn't use the excuse of having to go to church to not work or go in late. I knew those Jesus freaks teally didn't care about their "faith" unless it was useful. And I never trusted businesses that post a sign or advertise they are a "Christian" business. Made me wonder if they cheated customers and were in need of redeeming.

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One of my first clues was, if these people are so Jesusy and it's so important, why do they make people work [View all] brewens Oct 9 OP

Sure, thats going to happen Srkdqltr Oct 9 #1

FYI where I grew up in the '70s, businesses were closed on Sundays -- as people became less religious LauraInLA Oct 9 #2

It used to be that no one was open on Sunday. Then, Reaganomics happened ms liberty Oct 9 #3

I remember the Blue Laws... slightlv Oct 9 #4

My point is that so many of these people claim to be so religious. Nothing but being in church should matter brewens Oct 10 #6

New Jersey has a county that is "blue." In Bergen County, you can buy food, gas and pharmaceuticals. That's it. 3Hotdogs Oct 10 #5

On one hand, we're all there so they can have a day of rest in church Warpy Oct 10 #7

I thought the same thing at the time. Figarosmom Oct 11 #8

It is common knowledge in the restaurant business. . . Collimator Oct 11 #9