You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.Better question, Why shop at a store owned and operated by one of the largest cults in America?Salvation Army here today put out a boxed NES with the easy to find dime a dozen Mario/Duck Hunt for the low price of $99.99. Woman working there claimed that Wal-Mart and Best Buy sells these "for far more." I had to walk away from that vast amount of stupidity that came spewing from her mouth.
Better question, Why shop at a store owned and operated by one of the largest cults in America?[quote name="N_S_Sherlock" post="10847773" timestamp="1371779551"][quote name="Angry Man" post="10847618" timestamp="1371775243"]Salvation Army here today put out a boxed NES with the easy to find dime a dozen Mario/Duck Hunt for the low price of $99.99. Woman working there claimed that Wal-Mart and Best Buy sells these "for far more." I had to walk away from that vast amount of stupidity that came spewing from her mouth.
I believe he was using cult to denote its obvious religious (Christian) Mission statement. [/QUOTE]
I'm well aware of what he was trying to say. Just having a religious mission does not make it a cult, though.
I don't agree with the Salvation Army on a lot of things, but I'm happy to shop at their stores when I go out thrifting. The stores provide jobs and the prices are usually reasonable at the one near me. The fact that they bring their food truck into poor areas and give food to needy people with no strings attached seems like a positive thing also.
[/QUOTE]Actually, as a Christian, any religion very much fits the definition of a cult.