Devil worship
Devil worship by bushlight December 10, 2017
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son: is using animals in medical research considered devil-worship, according to the Unforgiveables?
father: to the Unforgivables no. They don't care because they are there to protect business and private property; medical research facilities are owned and operated by pharmaceutical companies. If you want to know more, take a medical ethics courses at McGill University
father: to the Unforgivables no. They don't care because they are there to protect business and private property; medical research facilities are owned and operated by pharmaceutical companies. If you want to know more, take a medical ethics courses at McGill University
devil-worship by Uncle Dimma June 4, 2015
devil-worship
Son: is using animals in biomedical research considered devil-worship to the Unforgiveables?
Father: no, since the Unforgiveables protect private property. Now go take a course in biomedical ethics at McGill university for more information.
Father: no, since the Unforgiveables protect private property. Now go take a course in biomedical ethics at McGill university for more information.
devil-worship by Uncle Dimma May 19, 2017
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son: is marijuana smoking considered devil-worship?
father: to the Unforgivables, yes, to most of the civilian population, probably no.
father: to the Unforgivables, yes, to most of the civilian population, probably no.
devil-worship by Uncle Dimma June 23, 2012
devil-worship
son: is marijuana smoking considered devil-worship?
father: to the Unforgivables, yes; to most of the civilian population, no.
father: to the Unforgivables, yes; to most of the civilian population, no.
devil-worship by Uncle Dimma November 17, 2012
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son: is rejecting G-d considered devil-worship?
father: to the people who don't believe in the separation of Church and State yes; to most of the civilian population, probably no.
father: to the people who don't believe in the separation of Church and State yes; to most of the civilian population, probably no.
devil-worship by Uncle Dimma December 31, 2012
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son: is using rats in medical research in clinical and lab settings considered devil-worship?
father: to the people who are passionately obsessed with animal rights, yes to most of the civilian population, no.
father: to the people who are passionately obsessed with animal rights, yes to most of the civilian population, no.
devil-worship by Uncle Dimma March 12, 2013
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