People keep talking about the 11th commandment

[Lordquinton]

A term steeped in Christian Privilege.

Well, I found it, and it's much like the first three commandments:

"Thou shall not attempt discussion with the faithful"

That fits perfectly with how it's used.

There is another version floating around, but I have it on good authority that its false.

[guillaumeb]

1. I am flattered to be your inspiration.

But how could non-theists have Commandments? A clearly Biblical reference.

[Angry Dragon]

2. The godless can also have commandments

[guillaumeb]

3. I never realized that my observation would have such an effect.

I thought it was almost too obvious to state.

[Angry Dragon]

6. Then state what you mean

[guillaumeb]

7. I did.

I stand by my previous observation.

[Angry Dragon]

8. I have seen no observation from you in this thread

[guillaumeb]

9. I was referring to my post about the 11th Commandment.

Sorry for the confusion.

[Angry Dragon]

10. continue

[Lordquinton]

11. His has been an exciting exchange

Completely devoid of content. It's amazing how someone can make so many posts and never say anything of substance. I do applaud your efforts in trying.

[Lordquinton]

4. I would respond properly

but it would violate the commandment.

[guillaumeb]

5. Is your admittedly improper response also a violation?

If so, what will be the punishment?

As punishment, I would recommend listening to Trump speak for 3 minutes.

[marylandblue]

12. There is never a punishment for violating a commandment

The Lord is an everfull fountain of mulligans.