Kirk Cameron
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yeah but those religious fanatics are the real deal when it comes to fucking. they'll get kinky on your ass.
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I was going to say something to this effect... I definitely have a problem with religious fanatics.
Yes, he's definitely out there. He's the "see it my way or you'll burn in hell" type. Its well documented that he didn't invite ANY of his co-stars from Growing Pains to his wedding due to their beliefs not matching his own. Also, Julie (his girlfriend on the show) was fired because she had posed for Playboy and he didn't support that at all.
Every so often he has an "infomercial" on TV about how to be saved. It might be on Youtube or something, but its pretty extreme, imho.
Every so often he has an "infomercial" on TV about how to be saved. It might be on Youtube or something, but its pretty extreme, imho.
Who cares about that. All we want to do is see his dick 
I'm assuming these aren't real.
But still fun to look at:
Kirk Cameron page 3
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But still fun to look at:
Kirk Cameron page 3
Kirk Cameron index page
Kirk Cameron page 1
Kirk Cameron is a born again christian with a very strong faith in Jesus. He performed in several left behind films and has been acting on Trinity Broadcasting Network. He is the real deal so you will not find anything bad about him. He is a true christian in the sense of the word and I commend him for standing up for his christian faith. I would not say he is a religious fanatic just a pretty unshakable faith in Jesus, Son of the Mighty God. Our Everlasting heavenly father.
GREAT! does he HAVE A BIG COCK OR NOT??????
Please! I love JESUS and JESUS is not against admiring cock.
And PS... only showing your ass means you prefer to get fucked... so please do so.
- Deno,
that there boy sur gots a purtty mouth un hm. I allways liked how his ass filled out a pair of stretch pants. Never saw anything much in the front though.
You can be a christian without having to tell everyone about it over and over and over. Sorta makes you think they will forget there christian unless they keep repeating it. Maybe he gets paid a certain amount of money everytime he says christ's name, hell I'd be rich if that were the case.
You can be a christian without having to tell everyone about it over and over and over. Sorta makes you think they will forget there christian unless they keep repeating it. Maybe he gets paid a certain amount of money everytime he says christ's name, hell I'd be rich if that were the case.
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I agree wholeheartedly with Juicybt. Christians have to listen to what they consider inane chatter about other people's beliefs all the time. But God forbid a Christian dare mention his or her own faith or beliefs even in the kindest of ways. Immediately the word 'fanatic' or 'fake' floats into the conversation.
Plus comments like, "Its well documented that he didn't invite ANY of his co-stars from Growing Pains to his wedding due to their beliefs not matching his own," gripe my ass. I get e-mails all the time telling me about Bill Gates sending everyone money who redirects that particular piece of e-mail to all their friends. It's well documented, according to the e-mail. But the fact is it's a bunch of bull.
But I suspect that if no one got invited from Growing Pains, there was a lot more involved than religious beliefs. But of course someone merely assumed that had to be the case and thus it was true. I don't know about you, but I wasn't there when the invitations were sent. So unless you know something first hand, it's wise not to repeat everything you hear.
Plus comments like, "Its well documented that he didn't invite ANY of his co-stars from Growing Pains to his wedding due to their beliefs not matching his own," gripe my ass. I get e-mails all the time telling me about Bill Gates sending everyone money who redirects that particular piece of e-mail to all their friends. It's well documented, according to the e-mail. But the fact is it's a bunch of bull.
But I suspect that if no one got invited from Growing Pains, there was a lot more involved than religious beliefs. But of course someone merely assumed that had to be the case and thus it was true. I don't know about you, but I wasn't there when the invitations were sent. So unless you know something first hand, it's wise not to repeat everything you hear.
Thanks, Juicybt. I'm so sick of Christians being attacked for their faith. If a man turns to God, it doesn't make him a "fanatic." And now back to discussing dick...
Where's the pics? Yeah don't discuss religion with me . It makes me want to hurl....
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Maybe his parents had them remove the whole thing when he was cut so he would never be tempted to sin!
A long time ago, I found when anyone starts throwing Jesus name around with all that religious talk, when they finally get next to me, whisper "brother" in my ear, and put their hand on my shoulder, its time to put my hand over my ass, because I know for sure what's going to happen next! :tongue:
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"Christians have to listen to what they consider inane chatter about other people's beliefs all the time."
This is what most people find offensive about Christians. Their total lack of respect for other's faith or religion- they are the only ones that are right and everyone else is wrong and going to hell- everyone else's beliefs are "inane."
I also have to laugh at the idea of Christians being "attacked" for their faith when Christianity has been the cause of or allowed some the the world's most horrific times (the Dark Ages, the Crusades, the Inquisition, Conquistadors, witch hunts, pogroms, Holocaust) I thank G-d every day that I am free to worship how I please and I am protected in doing so.
This is what most people find offensive about Christians. Their total lack of respect for other's faith or religion- they are the only ones that are right and everyone else is wrong and going to hell- everyone else's beliefs are "inane."
I also have to laugh at the idea of Christians being "attacked" for their faith when Christianity has been the cause of or allowed some the the world's most horrific times (the Dark Ages, the Crusades, the Inquisition, Conquistadors, witch hunts, pogroms, Holocaust) I thank G-d every day that I am free to worship how I please and I am protected in doing so.
I saw a video where him and a guy were having a debate. The guy was telling him there is no proof of god or no proof that the bible is true and Kirk was trying to say there is. Kirk didn't know what he was talking about. So it does seem like he is the type that if you agree with him you are right but if you disagree with him then that makes you wrong despite the facts.
"I don't know about you, but I wasn't there when the invitations were sent. So unless you know something first hand, it's wise not to repeat everything you hear."
Well, there are many televised interviews with the cast themselves talking about how they weren't invited. Writers from the show telling how KC called them up and called them all sinners and how they need to repent their sins.
You might want to check out this link: The Rebirth of Kirk Cameron - Today's Christian
Hopefully this article in Christianity Today won't "gripe your ass". It backs up what I'm saying. He admits it happened, and even apologized to them in 2000 for not inviting them.
Sorry I can't help you about your Bill Gates emails...WWJD?
Well, there are many televised interviews with the cast themselves talking about how they weren't invited. Writers from the show telling how KC called them up and called them all sinners and how they need to repent their sins.
You might want to check out this link: The Rebirth of Kirk Cameron - Today's Christian
Hopefully this article in Christianity Today won't "gripe your ass". It backs up what I'm saying. He admits it happened, and even apologized to them in 2000 for not inviting them.
Sorry I can't help you about your Bill Gates emails...WWJD?
