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User Name: amischiefr
Sep 2, 2009
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@ Robdouth
Did you just try to correlate atheism to communism and the Nazi regime? Holy crap, I think we have found somebody more ignorant than PHB.
Did you just try to correlate atheism to communism and the Nazi regime? Holy crap, I think we have found somebody more ignorant than PHB.
User Name: stuff712
May 21, 2009
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or you could join my religion! so far, a tally of 0 wars, 0 deaths, 1 member, 0 conversion rate
User Name: Robdouth
May 19, 2009
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"Enough of the god thing - hasn't there been enough killing and fighting over it in the last several hundred years? Now you guys have to bring your reglious struggle into a comic strip setting. Seek some medical help. "
Yeah we should switch over to athiesm, which has killed more people via Communism and Nazism than any combination of religions.
Yeah we should switch over to athiesm, which has killed more people via Communism and Nazism than any combination of religions.
User Name: Darkwarrior42
Mar 27, 2009
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Sadly, there are people out there who use their religion as an excuse to attack others. I'm not talking about just physical attacks; the most common means that Christians use to try and convert me fall into one of two categories:
1) Intimidation. "You will burn in hell if you don't convert. It's the worst thing you can imagine. Fear it! Fear it now! Are you as terrified as you can possibly be? Good, now there is only way to avoid that fate...."
2) Guilt. "You're a terrible person. You're inherently inferior because you don't follow Jesus, but we love you even though you're a horrible person. It's ok, you can't help it..." repeat until the target breaks down and loses all self-esteem, crying in a corner, then approach them offering "help" and watch as they tearfully thank you for offering to rebuild them in your image after destroying them utterly.
Do all Christians use these tactics? No. But they are the ones I have experienced the most, and it's somewhat soured me on many major religions; particularly any ones that have as part of their beliefs and practices the order to go out and convert others (which Christianity does, as well as many others).
1) Intimidation. "You will burn in hell if you don't convert. It's the worst thing you can imagine. Fear it! Fear it now! Are you as terrified as you can possibly be? Good, now there is only way to avoid that fate...."
2) Guilt. "You're a terrible person. You're inherently inferior because you don't follow Jesus, but we love you even though you're a horrible person. It's ok, you can't help it..." repeat until the target breaks down and loses all self-esteem, crying in a corner, then approach them offering "help" and watch as they tearfully thank you for offering to rebuild them in your image after destroying them utterly.
Do all Christians use these tactics? No. But they are the ones I have experienced the most, and it's somewhat soured me on many major religions; particularly any ones that have as part of their beliefs and practices the order to go out and convert others (which Christianity does, as well as many others).
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