Look at the name of this guys corp

Thank you for admitting he was using the name to sucker customers into thinking he was godly.

I know there are real christians who try to do honest work and try to use the religious symbols in business. These people need to Remember why people find this offensive to do.
 
Yurt said:
FOR THE THIRD TIME, MAYBE BECAUSE HE IS GREEK :)
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evince said:
Thank you for admitting he was using the name to sucker customers into thinking he was godly.

I know there are real christians who try to do honest work and try to use the religious symbols in business. These people need to Remember why people find this offensive to do.
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nobody admitted anythign, nice try

can't imagine why a greek would pick that name....
 
evince said:
Thank you for admitting he was using the name to sucker customers into thinking he was godly.

I know there are real christians who try to do honest work and try to use the religious symbols in business. These people need to Remember why people find this offensive to do.
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Who are you talking to? I don't see anybody who "admitted" that.

Again, do you even have evidence that he actually named it the Greek word rather than the English word which totally has a different meaning and pronunciation?
 
evince said:
Thank you for admitting he was using the name to sucker customers into thinking he was godly.

I know there are real christians who try to do honest work and try to use the religious symbols in business. These people need to Remember why people find this offensive to do.
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Who admitted it?
 
evince said:
Thank you for admitting he was using the name to sucker customers into thinking he was godly.

I know there are real christians who try to do honest work and try to use the religious symbols in business. These people need to Remember why people find this offensive to do.
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Who admitted that?

The only thing I find offensive is when people make assertations and then completely FAIL to back them up. Why do you hate religious people desh? Clearly you have some sort of vendetta. Why do you desire so much to attach this case of fraud to someone 'using religion to sucker customers'????

Bottom line... you are full of shit.
 
evince said:
Thank you for admitting he was using the name to sucker customers into thinking he was godly.

I know there are real christians who try to do honest work and try to use the religious symbols in business. These people need to Remember why people find this offensive to do.
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Seriously, did someone on this thread admit what Desh is claiming above because I don't see it?
 
Superfreak said:
Who admitted that?

The only thing I find offensive is when people make assertations and then completely FAIL to back them up. Why do you hate religious people desh? Clearly you have some sort of vendetta. Why do you desire so much to attach this case of fraud to someone 'using religion to sucker customers'????

Bottom line... you are full of shit.
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I guess when all else fails make shit up.
 
evince said:
Because Agape has obvious relogious conatations to most US people
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The word would have some religious connotation specifically to evangelicals.

IF it was the word he named the company. I have yet to see any evidence of that.

I think it COULD BE likely that he tried to sucker Christians using a word that might attract them, if you can produce evidence that it is the word he named the company.

You do understand that there is an English word of the same spelling with an entirely different meaning, right?

Can you prove your assertions or are you just rowing hoping somebody will put a boat under you?
 
a⋅gape1   /əˈgeɪp, əˈgæp/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [uh-geyp, uh-gap] Show IPA Pronunciation

–adverb, adjective 1. with the mouth wide open, as in wonder, surprise, or eagerness: We stood there agape at the splendor.
2. wide open: his mouth agape


Clearly he named his company Agape because he knew peoples mouth's would be wide open when they realized he just screwed them over. That is clearly what he intended. There can be no other explanation. It is correct because I am going to say it over and over and over again.... and NO, I am not going to provide any evidence to back up my claim.
 
Superfreak said:
a⋅gape1   /əˈgeɪp, əˈgæp/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [uh-geyp, uh-gap] Show IPA Pronunciation

–adverb, adjective 1. with the mouth wide open, as in wonder, surprise, or eagerness: We stood there agape at the splendor.
2. wide open: his mouth agape


Clearly he named his company Agape because he knew peoples mouth's would be wide open when they realized he just screwed them over. That is clearly what he intended. There can be no other explanation. It is correct because I am going to say it over and over and over again.... and NO, I am not going to provide any evidence to back up my claim.
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Bastige did that because he knew it would attract Atheists who like to feel that they are less credulous than believers!

How terrible. Those people who wear their Atheism on their sleeve like that are truly bastiges!
 
Damocles said:
Bastige did that because he knew it would attract Atheists who like to feel that they are less credulous than believers!

How terrible. Those people who wear their Atheism on their sleeve like that are truly bastiges!
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No they're not......they're fargin iceholes! Geesh, don't you know anything Damo? ;)
 
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