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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yeah, I guess I don't feel like contributing to the moderator's income by continuing to click on trolly BS like this thread.[/quote]

I'm tired of how the moderator removes every troll on DCUM - except for the Christian-hating trolls. In that case, he removes any jpegs that might offend the poor Christian-hating trolls. I think I won't be contributing any more to his income here, either.[/quote]

We just prefer well-rounded evidence.

How is that being trollish?

Should I keep returning to [i]World Book Encyclopedias[/i] dating back to the 70s when I want to research a topic?[/quote]

God's word is timeless, plus we have modern day theologians and Christian novelists to explain what we don't understand[/quote]

Once more. Nobody asked you to read the Narnia series, they asked you to read Lewis' serious works and essays.

Are you really that bad at reading comprehension, or are you being deliberately obtuse?[/quote][/quote]

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There are many Christian novels and novelists, some with very moving spiritual messages. True, some are insipid or poorly written or even laughable, but that's the case with novels in general and anything written by humans. 
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Nobody told atheists here to read any Christian novel of any sort. Case closed.[/quote]

So don't read Christian novels if you don't want to -- some people have had life changing experiences while reading such books.  High-brow theology is not for everyone.  Sunday school and sermons can be boring.  But some Christian books can really capture your attention and change your heart.[/quote]

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