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There have always been variations in beliefs. faith is what counts[/quote]

And how do you have faith in something that's so unpredictable?   If your boss set down ground rules one day and then changed them the next week with no guarantee even THOSE would be permanent, would you have faith in him/her?

get it?

And who's setting the rules in religion?  humans[/quote]

Take a deep breath. Go do something that's meaningful to your own life, that improves your own life and the lives of your family members.

Ditch your pointless bickering with people of faith, ditch your unconvincing and repetitive rants, ditch your snideness (get it?).  You're not convincing anybody here; they've heard your arguments a million times before. (Often from you, and see how effective that was?)

More germane to this thread, nothing about your behavior here makes the atheist struggle-bus look particularly attractive. No matter how many newspaper articles about secular families you post.

You don't want to be just like the anti-public school losers on the private school forum, or the anti-Islam bigots on the political forum, do you? Because from here, you look exactly like those losers.[/quote]

I haven't posted any articles on secular families.  You must think there's one atheist floating around these threads.  You're probably outnumbered.

And I'm a loser?  lol [b]That doesn't surprise me that a Christian - who follows God's rules - would lower him/herself by name calling.[/b]  So be it.  I'm a loser b/c I think the bible is filled with fairy tales.

I know how much I do each day to help others.  Every day I accomplish something meaningful.  But I don't do it to earn my spot in heaven.  I do it b/c it's important.  [/quote]

Name calling may be the first sign of giving up, being out of arguments.  Next comes skepticism and atheism isn't too far down the road from that.   However, at some point, it means giving up the fantasy of eternal life.  That's a big stumbling block for some people. [/quote]

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