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Topic	Why do Atheists want so much to convert Christians into non-believers?
mooreandrew58 11/09/17 11:48:11 AM #38:	adjl posted... MICHALECOLE posted... That's axiomatically false. If a follower of a religion doesn't follow what that religion preaches, they aren't a follower of the religion. Literally by definition. Oh, so there are no religious people, cool Oh, there can be religious people. It's just that a whole lot of them kind of make up their own religion instead of actually following the one they claim to follow. mooreandrew58 posted... i've had Christians harass me far more than atheists but I do live in a "bible belt" It is very much a regional thing. That's one of the reasons the Internet inflates people's sense of atheists' aggression, since atheists aren't the minority online that they are in much of the real world. yeah I got into an argument with a friend online once, religion was apart of it. and he spouted off with "we must be living in two different americas" in kind of a snarky way trying to downplay my side of the argument, to which I had to reply "we sort of do, you live on the west coast and I live in the south east. i'm pretty sure there is a difference" --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:890063476] in Why do Ath... [t:75972260]...</cite> <quote><cite>adjl posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MICHALECOLE posted...</cite> <quote><quote>That's axiomatically false. If a follower of a religion doesn't follow what that religion preaches, they aren't a follower of the religion. Literally by definition.</quote> Oh, so there are no religious people, cool</quote> Oh, there can be religious people. It's just that a whole lot of them kind of make up their own religion instead of actually following the one they claim to follow. <cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote>i've had Christians harass me far more than atheists but I do live in a "bible belt" </quote> It is very much a regional thing. That's one of the reasons the Internet inflates people's sense of atheists' aggression, since atheists aren't the minority online that they are in much of the real world.</quote> yeah I got into an argument with a friend online once, religion was apart of it. and he spouted off with "we must be living in two different americas" in kind of a snarky way trying to downplay my side of the argument, to which I had to reply "we sort of do, you live on the west coast and I live in the south east. i'm pretty sure there is a difference" --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!"</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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