Actual Religious figures in history

**Independent voter** · 2014-09-18, 04:23 PM

Originally Posted by Kalis

Joan of Arc's divine help didn't stop us from roasting her.

England 1 - 0 God

/flex

You martyred her making her more powerful then when alive.

**Gheld** · 2014-09-18, 04:24 PM

Originally Posted by Rhaeven

True because she didn't have any divine help at all. But it sure felt good burning the other team's mascot.

But she (allegedly) proved it! Because reasons. How could one general possibly be better than another unless one was divinely inspired?

**Kalis** · 2014-09-18, 04:25 PM

Originally Posted by Dipstick

You martyred her making her more powerful then when alive.

She wasn't a Jedi.

**Zecora** · 2014-09-18, 05:05 PM

Interesting topic, but isn't religion a no-no topic here?

**Endus** · 2014-09-18, 05:07 PM

This isn't going to go over well, so I'm pre-emptively locking it.

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