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Anonymous wrote:I'm a recent topics lurker and I'll point out that multiple posts in the religion forum (including this one) are specifically directed at atheists.

Yup. Then people complain that atheists post here or wonder why they care.

The only reason athiests post here is to ignite a conversation, then attempt to "own" the believers.

Atheists post here for the same reason you do. It's an engaging topic of discussion. Don't you find it telling that no atheists are demanding theists stop posting, and are instead encouraging them to do so?

It's not our fault your position is weak, and maybe indefensible depending on your specific beliefs. No one is making you engage. Your constant whining and complaining does nothing to help other theists.

No one is "demanding" that athiests stop posting. However, your fourth sentence proves my point. Thank you.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm a recent topics lurker and I'll point out that multiple posts in the religion forum (including this one) are specifically directed at atheists.

Yup. Then people complain that atheists post here or wonder why they care.

The only reason athiests post here is to ignite a conversation, then attempt to "own" the believers.

Atheists post here for the same reason you do. It's an engaging topic of discussion. Don't you find it telling that no atheists are demanding theists stop posting, and are instead encouraging them to do so?

It's not our fault your position is weak, and maybe indefensible depending on your specific beliefs. No one is making you engage. Your constant whining and complaining does nothing to help other theists.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm a recent topics lurker and I'll point out that multiple posts in the religion forum (including this one) are specifically directed at atheists.

Yup. Then people complain that atheists post here or wonder why they care.

The only reason athiests post here is to ignite a conversation, then attempt to "own" the believers.

Atheists post here for the same reason you do. It's an engaging topic of discussion. Don't you find it telling that no atheists are demanding theists stop posting, and are instead encouraging them to do so?

It's not our fault your position is weak, and maybe indefensible depending on your specific beliefs. No one is making you engage. Your constant whining and complaining does nothing to help other theists.

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Anonymous wrote:Has to be the first time I'm on religious forum and I'm getting the heck out. Bye.

I hope you do return so we can tell you how incredible valuable your thoughtful, erudite contribution was, and how you made this forum, and the world in general, a far better place for the rest of us.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm a recent topics lurker and I'll point out that multiple posts in the religion forum (including this one) are specifically directed at atheists.

Yup. Then people complain that atheists post here or wonder why they care.

The only reason athiests post here is to ignite a conversation, then attempt to "own" the believers.

Anonymous wrote:I'm a recent topics lurker and I'll point out that multiple posts in the religion forum (including this one) are specifically directed at atheists.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm a recent topics lurker and I'll point out that multiple posts in the religion forum (including this one) are specifically directed at atheists.

Yup. Then people complain that atheists post here or wonder why they care.

Anonymous wrote:I'm a recent topics lurker and I'll point out that multiple posts in the religion forum (including this one) are specifically directed at atheists.

Anonymous wrote:I came to this board looking for information, and it almost seems like the majority of the posts are written by atheists—who often appear to be more emotionally charged than the religious posters.

I'm asking this with 100% sincerity and genuine curiosity:

Why do you care enough to spend so much energy on this board? What motivates you to do that? I'm genuinely fascinated.

Anonymous wrote:As an atheist who has on a couple of occasions responded to posts on the religious forum, I can say that I (and many other people) spend nearly 100% of my time on DCUM in recent topics, not individual forums. So I’m not looking for religious threads, but I see them and sometimes feel like I have a relevant response.

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Anonymous wrote:This has been answered multiple times on here. The Religion Forum is to discuss religion, from all angles, and that includes the atheist and agnostic angles. The Religion Forum is not the playground of the Christian faithful. I hope you also don't mind the Muslims posting here? There are several.

Are you also trying to convince Muslims that there is no God?

NP. As an ex-Muslim, all discussion is for everyone. I think it's weird that you associate discussion with "trying to convince."

Also want to add that as an ex-Muslim, Muslims face "trying to convince" by Christians all day every day, in the United States. You may not realize it if you're a Christian in America, but it seems to me as though you lack basic awareness of the position of others. Or find it mildly ideologically threatening.

I don't care how other religions practice their faith. I also don't care if athiests do not believe in God. I only care about practicing my own faith. However, for some reason there are those who insist on me "proving" that there is a God. Why?

It's a discussion. That's what this forum is for. Ignore it if you feel bothered enough to not engage. If you want an echo chamber, there are other sites for that.

Correct. That is why I am engaging and asking folks why I have to "prove" the existence of God. No answers, yet.

And the answer is, you don't "have" to. You can ignore, move on, or you can provide that proof if you so wish.

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Anonymous wrote:This has been answered multiple times on here. The Religion Forum is to discuss religion, from all angles, and that includes the atheist and agnostic angles. The Religion Forum is not the playground of the Christian faithful. I hope you also don't mind the Muslims posting here? There are several.

Are you also trying to convince Muslims that there is no God?

NP. As an ex-Muslim, all discussion is for everyone. I think it's weird that you associate discussion with "trying to convince."

Also want to add that as an ex-Muslim, Muslims face "trying to convince" by Christians all day every day, in the United States. You may not realize it if you're a Christian in America, but it seems to me as though you lack basic awareness of the position of others. Or find it mildly ideologically threatening.

I don't care how other religions practice their faith. I also don't care if athiests do not believe in God. I only care about practicing my own faith. However, for some reason there are those who insist on me "proving" that there is a God. Why?

It's a discussion. That's what this forum is for. Ignore it if you feel bothered enough to not engage. If you want an echo chamber, there are other sites for that.

Correct. That is why I am engaging and asking folks why I have to "prove" the existence of God. No answers, yet.

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Anonymous wrote:This has been answered multiple times on here. The Religion Forum is to discuss religion, from all angles, and that includes the atheist and agnostic angles. The Religion Forum is not the playground of the Christian faithful. I hope you also don't mind the Muslims posting here? There are several.

Are you also trying to convince Muslims that there is no God?

NP. As an ex-Muslim, all discussion is for everyone. I think it's weird that you associate discussion with "trying to convince."

Also want to add that as an ex-Muslim, Muslims face "trying to convince" by Christians all day every day, in the United States. You may not realize it if you're a Christian in America, but it seems to me as though you lack basic awareness of the position of others. Or find it mildly ideologically threatening.

I don't care how other religions practice their faith. I also don't care if athiests do not believe in God. I only care about practicing my own faith. However, for some reason there are those who insist on me "proving" that there is a God. Why?

It's a discussion. That's what this forum is for. Ignore it if you feel bothered enough to not engage. If you want an echo chamber, there are other sites for that.

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Anonymous wrote:This has been answered multiple times on here. The Religion Forum is to discuss religion, from all angles, and that includes the atheist and agnostic angles. The Religion Forum is not the playground of the Christian faithful. I hope you also don't mind the Muslims posting here? There are several.

Are you also trying to convince Muslims that there is no God?

NP. As an ex-Muslim, all discussion is for everyone. I think it's weird that you associate discussion with "trying to convince."

Also want to add that as an ex-Muslim, Muslims face "trying to convince" by Christians all day every day, in the United States. You may not realize it if you're a Christian in America, but it seems to me as though you lack basic awareness of the position of others. Or find it mildly ideologically threatening.

I don't care how other religions practice their faith. I also don't care if athiests do not believe in God. I only care about practicing my own faith. However, for some reason there are those who insist on me "proving" that there is a God. Why?