Oh, and one more thing.  It was earlier mentioned the club was just going to be around for the holidays.  I suppose there's nothing stopping anyone from keeping their Infidel name longer though - heh heh.  I'll leave the page up too of course, but didn't plan on this being a lasting thing.  We'll see I guess...

Where do I Join?!?!

A simple name change and you're in!  Hmm... InfidelCase?  MentalInfidel?, hmm...

Do I have to shave my back to join?

Did you know the first use of 'indifel' was by Christians in the 1400's?  Today its generic to all faiths, and generic to non-religious beliefs as well.  If everyone believed a chocolate donut was the healthiest food on the planet and you did not believe it, you would be the infidel.  The term has become nothing, so why would anyone with any education mind an Infidel's Club!!

infidel

One entry found.

Main Entry: in·fi·del Pronunciation: \ˈin-fə-d^əl, -fə-ˌdel\ Function: noun Etymology: Middle English infidele, from Middle French, from Late Latin infidelis unbelieving, from Latin, unfaithful, from in- + fidelis faithful — more at fidelity Date: 15th century

1:     one who is not a Christian or who opposes Christianity

2 a: an unbeliever with respect to a particular religion

   b: one who acknowledges no religious belief

3:    a disbeliever in something specified or understood

— infidel adjective

 

 

added December 289th 29th 2008: (hehe)

Its time to shorten-up my screen name again, "Arizona Warrior, Fellow Infidel" is too long!

Apparently im the only one here that doesnt know how to change his screen name.  Can any one help?  I would love to be Mentalinfidel

mentalcase:

Apparently im the only one here that doesnt know how to change his screen name.  Can any one help?  I would love to be Mentalinfidel

First, go to Edit Profile (top right of screen), then click the "About" tab, then change your name, and Save Changes, you're done!

Arizona Warrior, Fellow Infidel:

Did you know the first use of 'indifel' was by Christians in the 1400's?  Today its generic to all faiths, and generic to non-religious beliefs as well.  If everyone believed a chocolate donut was the healthiest food on the planet and you did not believe it, you would be the infidel.  The term has become nothing, so why would anyone with any education mind an Infidel's Club!!

 

infidel

One entry found.

Main Entry: in·fi·del Pronunciation: \ˈin-fə-d^əl, -fə-ˌdel\ Function: noun Etymology: Middle English infidele, from Middle French, from Late Latin infidelis unbelieving, from Latin, unfaithful, from in- + fidelis faithful — more at fidelity Date: 15th century

1:     one who is not a Christian or who opposes Christianity

2 a: an unbeliever with respect to a particular religion

   b: one who acknowledges no religious belief

3:    a disbeliever in something specified or understood

— infidel adjective

Sorry, can't be a part of that one. #1 knocked me right out of it.

See, Im more of a Heathen than an Infidel. Guess I have to start my own club. Altho, the website makes it very tempting.

Infidel:

NMInfidel, 

Nice... I knew it wouldn' be long before you joined in. Welcome. Check out the link on my sig line Courtesy of InfidelRat. Feel free to put the Major League Infidel logo on you sig line.

Thanks,  I love what you all have done!  I dont know how to put pics in my sig line, Or I would pop it in.  I like the respect stuff, very fun to get into something without calling names.  I love debate.

Happy holidays in camp Infidel

07midnite:

Arizona Warrior, Fellow Infidel:

Did you know the first use of 'indifel' was by Christians in the 1400's?  Today its generic to all faiths, and generic to non-religious beliefs as well.  If everyone believed a chocolate donut was the healthiest food on the planet and you did not believe it, you would be the infidel.  The term has become nothing, so why would anyone with any education mind an Infidel's Club!!

 

infidel

One entry found.

Main Entry: in·fi·del Pronunciation: \ˈin-fə-d^əl, -fə-ˌdel\ Function: noun Etymology: Middle English infidele, from Middle French, from Late Latin infidelis unbelieving, from Latin, unfaithful, from in- + fidelis faithful — more at fidelity Date: 15th century

1:     one who is not a Christian or who opposes Christianity

2 a: an unbeliever with respect to a particular religion

   b: one who acknowledges no religious belief

3:    a disbeliever in something specified or understood

— infidel adjective

Sorry, can't be a part of that one. #1 knocked me right out of it.

Yeah, If it helps, we are using the term INFIDEL in a generic sense.

It all began a while back, one member argued that the war over seas was unjustifiable, thus making our military "Infidels" in the eyes of those who reside in the Middle East.

One of our Military Service Men who also is a Proud member od RSWarrior took the sig name INFIDEL, starting the club.

In this case, the term infidel has gone almost 360 in its definition to mean a Proud American, as if it were being shouted from an enemy of the U.S.

If you want too, look into definition 3, this could be the one we would more than likely fall under. We would be disbelievers in an unjustified war. We would be disbelievers to the fact that we were "Unprovoked".

If that doesnt help ya out, check the website, You will join Right up! lol

Does this mean a crusaders club will spring up too?

LOL

All depends on how you would define Crusader I guess.

BJINFIDEL:

07midnite:

Arizona Warrior, Fellow Infidel:

Did you know the first use of 'indifel' was by Christians in the 1400's?  Today its generic to all faiths, and generic to non-religious beliefs as well.  If everyone believed a chocolate donut was the healthiest food on the planet and you did not believe it, you would be the infidel.  The term has become nothing, so why would anyone with any education mind an Infidel's Club!!

 

infidel

One entry found.

Main Entry: in·fi·del Pronunciation: \ˈin-fə-d^əl, -fə-ˌdel\ Function: noun Etymology: Middle English infidele, from Middle French, from Late Latin infidelis unbelieving, from Latin, unfaithful, from in- + fidelis faithful — more at fidelity Date: 15th century

1:     one who is not a Christian or who opposes Christianity

2 a: an unbeliever with respect to a particular religion

   b: one who acknowledges no religious belief

3:    a disbeliever in something specified or understood

— infidel adjective

Sorry, can't be a part of that one. #1 knocked me right out of it.

Yeah, If it helps, we are using the term INFIDEL in a generic sense.

It all began a while back, one member argued that the war over seas was unjustifiable, thus making our military "Infidels" in the eyes of those who reside in the Middle East.

One of our Military Service Men who also is a Proud member od RSWarrior took the sig name INFIDEL, starting the club.

In this case, the term infidel has gone almost 360 in its definition to mean a Proud American, as if it were being shouted from an enemy of the U.S.

If you want too, look into definition 3, this could be the one we would more than likely fall under. We would be disbelievers in an unjustified war. We would be disbelievers to the fact that we were "Unprovoked".

If that doesnt help ya out, check the website, You will join Right up! lol

 Actually, I'm not 100% sure this is what started it, but I called out someone making racist remarks about people from the middle east.  While I realize they were referring specifically to terrorists, the remarks were nonetheless uncalled for. I never made any such remarks about the war being unjustifiable, nor do I recall anyone else.  AND...I'm a proud veteran of the U.S. Army and served in Afghanistan.  Having lost friends while I was there, and since in Iraq as well, I apologize if I'm I was a little sensitive to the ignorant racist remarks. 

The same individuals who made the racist remarks seemed to believe that "Infidel" was an offensive statement as well, and perhaps they also felt "two wrongs would make a right".

I'm actually a little let down that I allowed myself to get sucked into this, and for the record never disrespected anyone. I merely pointed out that I felt the racist remarks were unecessary and their use...ignorant.  Ignorance and stupidity are not the same.  

Whoa!

"Sean Donnchadha meechredjuagh (Infidel)" is quite a mouthful!

I'm at work - so I'll have to update the page tomorrow...