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Religion And Respect
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Today, yet again, when ABers raise issues that touch on religion, they are confronted by a barrage of bile, ridicule and condescension. It is a measure of those who do so that they can only engage in insults, many of them highly personal. I don't recall any of the even slightly religious attacking atheists or agnostics in this manner. And that, I suppose, speaks volumes.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Paigntonian, I am puzzled why some atheists take it as a personal affront when seeing a post from a believer.
Even worse, is the hatred displayed towards the God they don't believe in anyway!!!
But it is to be expected.
All the world over, attacks are increasing mainly on two groups, Christians and Jews.
But we live in strange times.
Even worse, is the hatred displayed towards the God they don't believe in anyway!!!
But it is to be expected.
All the world over, attacks are increasing mainly on two groups, Christians and Jews.
But we live in strange times.
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Paigntonian - respect is a two way street.
I am tired of the endless 'You're to stupid to understand but God loves you anyway ...' patronising guff I receive from the fervent Christians on this site.
Their constant smug superiority, unwillingness to concede the possibility that they might be wrong, their insults, their sarcasm, and their evasion.
If you think the fevents don't attack atheists every bit as venomously as you suggest, stick around for another eighteen years or so, then you'll have experienced what I have experienced, and be in a position to comment from knowledge, rather than a vague idea, of how things actually work around here.
I am tired of the endless 'You're to stupid to understand but God loves you anyway ...' patronising guff I receive from the fervent Christians on this site.
Their constant smug superiority, unwillingness to concede the possibility that they might be wrong, their insults, their sarcasm, and their evasion.
If you think the fevents don't attack atheists every bit as venomously as you suggest, stick around for another eighteen years or so, then you'll have experienced what I have experienced, and be in a position to comment from knowledge, rather than a vague idea, of how things actually work around here.
Nothing to do with me, 237. I am more concerned with what the church did to those who couldn’t, like me, escape. And not bitter. Just angry at what the Catholic Church has done and is still doing. Their behaviour and responses over the last few months has been shocking. Though it has turned many from their doors. That I applaud.