Christian Drug Rehab
This guy is just trading one addiction for another?
This guy my friend is engaged to used to be a drug dealer, and the judge told him ‘jail or this christian rehab camp’- where they prayed 9 times a day and were told that they were nothing without jeebus. i say he’s traded his addiction to drugs and drama for an addiction to the christian myth, and the ‘fellowship’ involved when going to dinners with other followers. thoughts?
Hell yeah, Nothin worse than a reformed christian. I know a couple of these a$$holes. Biggest hypocrites ever, ‘oh I found Jesus, maybe you should come pray with me one day’ after the week before drinking a handle of Jack and beating their wives, or whatever. Better to be a drug dealer than a christian a$$hole. Just my thoughts and experience…
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