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Swearing on a Christian Server refers to a series of jokes about cursing in family-friendly online communities that have strict rules forbidding swearing. In 2017, they became the subject of image macros and other memes joking about the servers' strict rules on swearing on the servers, particularly for the sandbox mining game Minecraft.

Origin

Christian servers have long been a part of online gaming communities. For example, the earliest Christian Minecraft server dates back to when the game was launched in Beta on December 20th, 2010. On that day, user Spector17 of Minecraftforum.net[1] created a thread promoting a gaming "clan" called Soldiers of Christ, a community of christian gamers with a dedicated server that would be playing Minecraft.

Dec 20, 2010 #1 spector! 7 ▼ Coal Miner RAMP GUR ENEMIES Join Date: 12/7/2010 Posts: 132 Soldiers of Christ started in 2003 as a small halo clan. It has quickly branched off in many directions including Team Fortress 2, Xbox Live, Age of Empires, Starcraft, Runescape, World of Warcraft, and more recently: Minecraft. Minecraft: spector17 If you are interested please check us out at: teamsoc.net or ask here! Our forums are at: minecraft.teamsoc.net We do all planning at those forums, and this topic is solely for advertising (and bumping). Yes, we have a dedicated server, please PM me for more information (Cartograph) Thank you and God Bless! Last edited by spector17: Aug 11, 2011 SOLDIERS OF CHRIST

Christian servers for video games had existed prior those for Minecraft but have seen little online spread. One of the more popular examples of these servers being mocked in a humorous context appeared on April 1st, 2013, when YouTuber Playing Gaemz uploaded a video in which he is killed by an admin in a Battlefield 3 game because he said "Holy shit," gaining over 29,000 views (shown below).


Jokes about swearing on Christian servers began appearing more in the early half of 2017. On March 6th, 2017, Redditor CommanderQBall uploaded an image macro of an unnaturally muscular Winnie the Pooh captioned "Sorry sir this is a Christian server so no swearing" to /r/me_irl,[2] gaining 2,100 points (shown below).

SORRYSIR CHRUTAN SERVER S0

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Other image macros relating to swearing on Christian servers and communities appeared in the ensuing months, often in a similar manner to the Please Do Not Swear On My Profile, Thanks meme. On April 27th, 2017, a thread was posted to /r/OutOfTheLoop[3] inquiring about the origin and the spread of the joke on /r/dankchristianmemes. There, a user posted an image that was a variation with Club Penguin (shown below).

SORRY PAL. THISISA CHRISTIAN GROUP SO. NO SWEARING

The joke began being associated with Minecraft in the early summer of 2017. On June 12th, Redditor caomanderwhab posted an edit of the Pooh image with a caption about a Minecraft server to /r/2b2t,[4] gaining over 90 points (shown below).

When you're playing mine craft with the boys, and one of them gets mad at a creeper and screams "heck!" THIS IS CHASUTANSEPVER o sweating

In the following months, many more image macros about swearing on Christian servers began appearing in meme-centric subreddits such as /r/dankmemes and /r/MemeEconomy. A popular part of these jokes involved saying words like "frick" and "heck," which are family-friendly substitutes for actual curse words. On August 31st, 2017, an edit using an image from Taylor Swift's Look What You Made Me Do gained over 10,000 points on /r/dankmemes[5] (shown below, left). Another post from August 5th used a character from Courage the Cowardly Dog and gained 1,500 points[6] (shown below, right). The trend in memes has been covered by KnowYourMeme[7] and The Daily Dot.[8]

When someone is griefing in your christian minecraft server and it annoys you so bad that you say "frick you" in the chat MIl.fi. ㅇ IS Look what you made me do
When somebody swears on your Christian server

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Swearing on a Christian Server refers to a series of jokes about cursing in family-friendly online communities that have strict rules forbidding swearing. In 2017, they became the subject of image macros and other memes joking about the servers' strict rules on swearing on the servers, particularly for the sandbox mining game Minecraft.

Origin

Christian servers have long been a part of online gaming communities. For example, the earliest Christian Minecraft server dates back to when the game was launched in Beta on December 20th, 2010. On that day, user Spector17 of Minecraftforum.net[1] created a thread promoting a gaming "clan" called Soldiers of Christ, a community of christian gamers with a dedicated server that would be playing Minecraft.


Dec 20, 2010 #1 spector! 7 ▼ Coal Miner RAMP GUR ENEMIES Join Date: 12/7/2010 Posts: 132 Soldiers of Christ started in 2003 as a small halo clan. It has quickly branched off in many directions including Team Fortress 2, Xbox Live, Age of Empires, Starcraft, Runescape, World of Warcraft, and more recently: Minecraft. Minecraft: spector17 If you are interested please check us out at: teamsoc.net or ask here! Our forums are at: minecraft.teamsoc.net We do all planning at those forums, and this topic is solely for advertising (and bumping). Yes, we have a dedicated server, please PM me for more information (Cartograph) Thank you and God Bless! Last edited by spector17: Aug 11, 2011 SOLDIERS OF CHRIST

Christian servers for video games had existed prior those for Minecraft but have seen little online spread. One of the more popular examples of these servers being mocked in a humorous context appeared on April 1st, 2013, when YouTuber Playing Gaemz uploaded a video in which he is killed by an admin in a Battlefield 3 game because he said "Holy shit," gaining over 29,000 views (shown below).



Jokes about swearing on Christian servers began appearing more in the early half of 2017. On March 6th, 2017, Redditor CommanderQBall uploaded an image macro of an unnaturally muscular Winnie the Pooh captioned "Sorry sir this is a Christian server so no swearing" to /r/me_irl,[2] gaining 2,100 points (shown below).


SORRYSIR CHRUTAN SERVER S0

Spread

Other image macros relating to swearing on Christian servers and communities appeared in the ensuing months, often in a similar manner to the Please Do Not Swear On My Profile, Thanks meme. On April 27th, 2017, a thread was posted to /r/OutOfTheLoop[3] inquiring about the origin and the spread of the joke on /r/dankchristianmemes. There, a user posted an image that was a variation with Club Penguin (shown below).


SORRY PAL. THISISA CHRISTIAN GROUP SO. NO SWEARING

The joke began being associated with Minecraft in the early summer of 2017. On June 12th, Redditor caomanderwhab posted an edit of the Pooh image with a caption about a Minecraft server to /r/2b2t,[4] gaining over 90 points (shown below).


When you're playing mine craft with the boys, and one of them gets mad at a creeper and screams "heck!" THIS IS CHASUTANSEPVER o sweating

In the following months, many more image macros about swearing on Christian servers began appearing in meme-centric subreddits such as /r/dankmemes and /r/MemeEconomy. A popular part of these jokes involved saying words like "frick" and "heck," which are family-friendly substitutes for actual curse words. On August 31st, 2017, an edit using an image from Taylor Swift's Look What You Made Me Do gained over 10,000 points on /r/dankmemes[5] (shown below, left). Another post from August 5th used a character from Courage the Cowardly Dog and gained 1,500 points[6] (shown below, right). The trend in memes has been covered by KnowYourMeme[7] and The Daily Dot.[8]


When someone is griefing in your christian minecraft server and it annoys you so bad that you say "frick you" in the chat MIl.fi. ㅇ IS Look what you made me do When somebody swears on your Christian server

Various Examples


Sorry sir, this is a Christian se ver so no Swearing When a follower WEARS on your Christian meme page When someone says "frick" in your anarcho- communist christian minecraft server wiki self- actualization morality, creativity spontaneity, acceptance self-esteem confidence, achievement, respect of others love and belonging friendship, family, intimacy, sense of connection safety and security health, employment, property, family and social stability physiological needs breathing, food, water, shelter, clothing, sleep Not swearing on your Christian Minecraft server My christian minecraft server Loud Rock Concert Shotgun Blast 0-10db 100-110db 115db 140db 165db Motorcycle Jet Engine When you leave your Christian minecraft server unmoderated for 5 minutes and when you come back to check everyone is swearing 157 20 63 AM 04/20/98

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