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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you want to hear from atheists only, the Religion board may not be the best place for you. But you knew that.[/quote]

I wonder how quick it will take Jeff to delete this troll thread. [/quote]

Well if he's going to start deleting, then he has his work cut out for him on the other thread. [/quote]

You yourself just admitted it's merely a retaliation thread.  You've also tried to prevent other people from answering.  I think you'll find your attempt at trolling is not turning out the way you'd hoped [/quote]

See - here is where usernames would come in handy. I didn't say that it was a retaliation thread. Just saying that this thread has a similar tone to others. If this one is deleted then the others should be deleted too. I didn't ask to delete those.

And who have I prevented from answering? [/quote]

"Believers" [/quote]

So atheists can't discuss amongst themselves? What's wrong with that? 
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Just answering the question "And who have I prevented from answering?"

The whole clueless act is running kind of thin.  It's very obvious to everyone what you're doing.  Though I don't think anyone particularly cares, it's NAGL for you. [/quote]

Why in your opinion do you feel entitled to inject your input into a discussion by people who do not see the world as you do?

The mere fact that you don't think other people are entitled to have their own opinions without your input (thanks anyway) is interesting. [b]I'm not allowed to formulate my opinion about something unless you tell me what to think first? [/b]Is that how it goes?

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Well that is how religion works, right. [/quote]

that's how religion works for kids. They are taught the religion of their parents - or no religion if their parents don't have one.  Kids eventually may be influenced by other kids (or maybe grandparents) and then are influenced by other factors when they grow up.  But they have little choice when they are small children, just as they don't have choice about where they live or what language they speak or what food is available to them.  However,  kids can and do reject certain foods that are offered to them.  It's an early show of individuality.[/quote]

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