@...nyokki: Not a very good source for theological info my dear. The inverted cross is St Peter’s cross. He chose to be crucified upside down for some reason I can’t entirely recall why (and who knows for sure anyway). It is a Catholic symbol originally, and only became “Satanic” the same way all of their symbols do, through the semi-ignorant mocking of other cult’s symbols.

Mind you, I get a bit annoyed by people who don’t know the difference between actual Satanism (Do Whatever the Hell You Feel Like Doing) and Devil-Worship (which is technically a sect of Christianity that believes everything in the bible and simply worships Lucifer instead of Jesus)

One last thing I will say: Christians who belong to a specific church are the ones who are taught to “worship” Jesus. A primitive self-deprecating practice demanded by tyrants insecure in their power. True Christians on the other hand, simply follow Jesus’ teachings (Do unto others as you would have done unto you. The End) without the cultish “worship” and dogma and ritual nonsense that the churches maintain. Most of those churches are inherently hypocritically sinning by demanding that their followers worship symbols/idols.

@...MonkeyHitman: I’m not sure how to respond to that… Soy una chica blanca… but if you intend to hit me I’ll fight back.

@...nyokki: Sorry, it was hell of more obvious when I re-read it. I sometimes catch myself using mental air-quotes when I type things and remembering afterward that no one else can see those. heee