Censorship in the Church reaches all time high

Once I had a new thread put into a different heading and I had to search for it. So I would suggest that if you do post a new thread keep an eye out under "new threads posted" to find it as soon as they do allow it to go public.

The original post wasnt fake news! I just didnt see that it was posted, and it wasnt on my thing saying it was waiting to be vetted anymore, so i thought it was discarded. The best news ever to put on a Christian news forum , haha, the first one. Reeeeelaaaaaax people. So much pedantics. I think i will leave this site for the sake of all the nitpicking and one upping each other with knowledge.

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CONFUSION WITH YOUR POSTS:

A.) Richie, you said in post #15 that the Opening Post for this thread was a "mock article"... which would indeed be fake news.

B.) You also said in post #15 that you wrote a prior NEWS article about Jesus coming back... which... since he hasn't actually come back yet, would also be fake news.


AVOIDING CONFUSION:

- The confusion here exists because no one has any idea what you're doing, or what you're talking about.
- If you want to do satire, or creative writing, you can start a blog here, and label each post as satire.
- If you put appropriate labels on your satire and creative writing, and put those articles in the appropriate places, you'll find that everyone here is perfectly content.

However, putting things in the NEWS forum which are not news items... well... that's obviously going to create confusion.



Take Care.

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Its not satire, the first post. Or fake news. But since everyone here has to be a school marm... ok bud.

Its not satire, the first post. Or fake news. But since everyone here has to be a school marm... ok bud.

Users of Christian social media sites and Christian forums are reporting a noticeable increase in instances where a Christian brother or sister will exlude them from making a post. Statistically there is a spike in the "news" sections and a deterrance of Gospel related quotations and observations in exchange for things pertaining to man's understanding and perceptions.