Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger calls for prayer and fasting for employees
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Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger took to social media to invite people to pray and fast for the chipmaker's employees, saying the company is going through a "difficult period."

Edit: Fuck some of these comments Y’all sick in the head. I’m out.

  • LovableSidekick@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    11 days ago

    If he said, “Every Thursday I do a 24-hour voodoo dance and shake my magic rattle,” he would be called a loon.

    • nixcamic@lemmy.worldEnglish
      428·
      11 days ago

      “people who confirm to the majority culture are considered more normal than those who don’t” thanks for that insight.

      • njm1314@lemmy.worldEnglish
        32·
        11 days ago

        The CEO of a company asking his employees to fast and pray with them is absolutely not the majority culture nor is it normal. That’s fucking weird. This guy is a loon

        • nixcamic@lemmy.worldEnglish
          322·
          11 days ago

          Two thirds of American adults identify at Christian. That’s about 3x the total number of people who practice Voodoo worldwide. So yeah Christian practices are “normal” to most an Americans and Voodoo isn’t…

          • njm1314@lemmy.worldEnglish
            201·
            11 days ago

            Christian practices have nothing to do with the idea of a CEO telling you to fast and pray. That’s not normal. You can dance around it all you want but it’s fucking weird.

            • nixcamic@lemmy.worldEnglish
              218·
              11 days ago

              Those are literally core tennets of Christianity. It doesn’t matter if I think it’s weird, or you think it’s weird, most people are gonna be ok with it.

              • njm1314@lemmy.worldEnglish
                151·
                11 days ago

                No, most people are not okay with it. We don’t live in a theocracy. It ain’t normal. Stop trying to normalize it.

                • nixcamic@lemmy.worldEnglish
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                  11 days ago

                  I’m just trying to figure out what you mean by “Christian practices” that doesn’t include a prayer or fasting.