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It’s actually quite rude to question someone about their faith. It’s really none of your business.

I don’t question any Muslim or Jewish people on their faith and ask if it’s true. They believe and embrace it and it’s none of my business at all.

You should not ask people about their bank account balance either. Money and religion are personal.

If you truly believe it is personal, how do you rationalize that with posting in a public forum about it? Do you not see any irony in that?

I do respect your right to not answer any single question of course.

I have a right to discuss my faith. You aren’t discussing your faith, you only question everyone else. I am pretty sure as adults, and none of us your children, we don’t need help figuring out how we feel.

Forgive me, but in all sincerity I do not understand your response. Can we discuss faith in this forum, or should we not?

Should every person be allowed to simply makes statements that are not responded to? How is that a discussion? And would that rule not preclude you responding to others statements about faith, and its truth?

You AREN’T discussing faith. You are questioning everyone’s faith like a horrible teacher or pastor with bad breath no one can get away from, and treating people like children who need instruction.

Not a single soul here needs your help. I promise you. Nobody needs your opinions or thoughts to figure anything out.

You are worse than a Jehovah’s Witness. They eventually go away.

I am trying to be patient and polite but your constant ad-hominem makes it quite a challenge.

I respectfully suggest you do what most reasonable people do, and ignore any posts you do not like. It works great. I am going to try and do it with yours from this point forward, since you appear to only wish to bully dissent and are not interested in any challenge to your beliefs. Since I am willing to support and defend mine, I will continue to do so politely and without personal attacks.

The virtual Jehovah’s Witness; now in atheist flavor.

Wow. You’re quite a nasty C.

C might mean Christian. Might not.

Anonymous wrote:Islam is the most violent religion.

What do you want a cookie?
You do realize that anything that ranks in the top-10 of a list of f%$ked up stuff is still really f%$ked up, right?
For example: Heroin is widely considered the most dangerous narcotic, but that doesn't mean meth is harmless since its only widely considered the 3rd most dangerous narcotic. Make sense Einstein?

You so preoccupied with Islam...
Did you read the 2018 Pennsylvania report on Catholic Church sex abuse? The report is an index of frightful physical and psychological violence committed by more than 300 Catholic priests across Pennsylvania who sexually abused children over seven decades and were protected by a hierarchy of church leaders who covered it up.

It recounts how one priest abused five sisters in a single family; how another confessed to raping 15 boys as young as 7; how a victim was bound and whipped with leather straps.

One boy was "repeatedly raped from ages 13 to 15 by a priest who bore down so hard on the boy’s back that it caused severe spine injuries. He became addicted to painkillers and later died of an overdose."

I suppose you believe those are only mildly disgusting acts since they're connected to Christianity, right?

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It’s actually quite rude to question someone about their faith. It’s really none of your business.

I don’t question any Muslim or Jewish people on their faith and ask if it’s true. They believe and embrace it and it’s none of my business at all.

You should not ask people about their bank account balance either. Money and religion are personal.

If you truly believe it is personal, how do you rationalize that with posting in a public forum about it? Do you not see any irony in that?

I do respect your right to not answer any single question of course.

I have a right to discuss my faith. You aren’t discussing your faith, you only question everyone else. I am pretty sure as adults, and none of us your children, we don’t need help figuring out how we feel.

Forgive me, but in all sincerity I do not understand your response. Can we discuss faith in this forum, or should we not?

Should every person be allowed to simply makes statements that are not responded to? How is that a discussion? And would that rule not preclude you responding to others statements about faith, and its truth?

You AREN’T discussing faith. You are questioning everyone’s faith like a horrible teacher or pastor with bad breath no one can get away from, and treating people like children who need instruction.

Not a single soul here needs your help. I promise you. Nobody needs your opinions or thoughts to figure anything out.

You are worse than a Jehovah’s Witness. They eventually go away.

I am trying to be patient and polite but your constant ad-hominem makes it quite a challenge.

I respectfully suggest you do what most reasonable people do, and ignore any posts you do not like. It works great. I am going to try and do it with yours from this point forward, since you appear to only wish to bully dissent and are not interested in any challenge to your beliefs. Since I am willing to support and defend mine, I will continue to do so politely and without personal attacks.

The virtual Jehovah’s Witness; now in atheist flavor.

Let me point out more irony: You want to insult someone, so you use a religion as a pejorative.

That's YOU doing that, not me. I have more respect for the religious than you do.

That’s why you hover over religion like a cat lady psycho. You are respectful.

Lol you might be fooling yourself but please don’t think you fool anyone else.

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It’s actually quite rude to question someone about their faith. It’s really none of your business.

I don’t question any Muslim or Jewish people on their faith and ask if it’s true. They believe and embrace it and it’s none of my business at all.

You should not ask people about their bank account balance either. Money and religion are personal.

If you truly believe it is personal, how do you rationalize that with posting in a public forum about it? Do you not see any irony in that?

I do respect your right to not answer any single question of course.

I have a right to discuss my faith. You aren’t discussing your faith, you only question everyone else. I am pretty sure as adults, and none of us your children, we don’t need help figuring out how we feel.

Forgive me, but in all sincerity I do not understand your response. Can we discuss faith in this forum, or should we not?

Should every person be allowed to simply makes statements that are not responded to? How is that a discussion? And would that rule not preclude you responding to others statements about faith, and its truth?

You AREN’T discussing faith. You are questioning everyone’s faith like a horrible teacher or pastor with bad breath no one can get away from, and treating people like children who need instruction.

Not a single soul here needs your help. I promise you. Nobody needs your opinions or thoughts to figure anything out.

You are worse than a Jehovah’s Witness. They eventually go away.

I am trying to be patient and polite but your constant ad-hominem makes it quite a challenge.

I respectfully suggest you do what most reasonable people do, and ignore any posts you do not like. It works great. I am going to try and do it with yours from this point forward, since you appear to only wish to bully dissent and are not interested in any challenge to your beliefs. Since I am willing to support and defend mine, I will continue to do so politely and without personal attacks.

The virtual Jehovah’s Witness; now in atheist flavor.

Let me point out more irony: You want to insult someone, so you use a religion as a pejorative.

That's YOU doing that, not me. I have more respect for the religious than you do.

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It’s actually quite rude to question someone about their faith. It’s really none of your business.

I don’t question any Muslim or Jewish people on their faith and ask if it’s true. They believe and embrace it and it’s none of my business at all.

You should not ask people about their bank account balance either. Money and religion are personal.

If you truly believe it is personal, how do you rationalize that with posting in a public forum about it? Do you not see any irony in that?

I do respect your right to not answer any single question of course.

I have a right to discuss my faith. You aren’t discussing your faith, you only question everyone else. I am pretty sure as adults, and none of us your children, we don’t need help figuring out how we feel.

Forgive me, but in all sincerity I do not understand your response. Can we discuss faith in this forum, or should we not?

Should every person be allowed to simply makes statements that are not responded to? How is that a discussion? And would that rule not preclude you responding to others statements about faith, and its truth?

You AREN’T discussing faith. You are questioning everyone’s faith like a horrible teacher or pastor with bad breath no one can get away from, and treating people like children who need instruction.

Not a single soul here needs your help. I promise you. Nobody needs your opinions or thoughts to figure anything out.

You are worse than a Jehovah’s Witness. They eventually go away.

I am trying to be patient and polite but your constant ad-hominem makes it quite a challenge.

I respectfully suggest you do what most reasonable people do, and ignore any posts you do not like. It works great. I am going to try and do it with yours from this point forward, since you appear to only wish to bully dissent and are not interested in any challenge to your beliefs. Since I am willing to support and defend mine, I will continue to do so politely and without personal attacks.

The virtual Jehovah’s Witness; now in atheist flavor.

Pedophile priests sexually abusing little children turns people off the idea of being Catholic.

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It’s actually quite rude to question someone about their faith. It’s really none of your business.

I don’t question any Muslim or Jewish people on their faith and ask if it’s true. They believe and embrace it and it’s none of my business at all.

You should not ask people about their bank account balance either. Money and religion are personal.

If you truly believe it is personal, how do you rationalize that with posting in a public forum about it? Do you not see any irony in that?

I do respect your right to not answer any single question of course.

I have a right to discuss my faith. You aren’t discussing your faith, you only question everyone else. I am pretty sure as adults, and none of us your children, we don’t need help figuring out how we feel.

Forgive me, but in all sincerity I do not understand your response. Can we discuss faith in this forum, or should we not?

Should every person be allowed to simply makes statements that are not responded to? How is that a discussion? And would that rule not preclude you responding to others statements about faith, and its truth?

You AREN’T discussing faith. You are questioning everyone’s faith like a horrible teacher or pastor with bad breath no one can get away from, and treating people like children who need instruction.

Not a single soul here needs your help. I promise you. Nobody needs your opinions or thoughts to figure anything out.

You are worse than a Jehovah’s Witness. They eventually go away.

I am trying to be patient and polite but your constant ad-hominem makes it quite a challenge.

I respectfully suggest you do what most reasonable people do, and ignore any posts you do not like. It works great. I am going to try and do it with yours from this point forward, since you appear to only wish to bully dissent and are not interested in any challenge to your beliefs. Since I am willing to support and defend mine, I will continue to do so politely and without personal attacks.

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Anonymous wrote:

It’s actually quite rude to question someone about their faith. It’s really none of your business.

I don’t question any Muslim or Jewish people on their faith and ask if it’s true. They believe and embrace it and it’s none of my business at all.

You should not ask people about their bank account balance either. Money and religion are personal.

If you truly believe it is personal, how do you rationalize that with posting in a public forum about it? Do you not see any irony in that?

I do respect your right to not answer any single question of course.

I have a right to discuss my faith. You aren’t discussing your faith, you only question everyone else. I am pretty sure as adults, and none of us your children, we don’t need help figuring out how we feel.

Forgive me, but in all sincerity I do not understand your response. Can we discuss faith in this forum, or should we not?

Should every person be allowed to simply makes statements that are not responded to? How is that a discussion? And would that rule not preclude you responding to others statements about faith, and its truth?

You AREN’T discussing faith. You are questioning everyone’s faith like a horrible teacher or pastor with bad breath no one can get away from, and treating people like children who need instruction.

Not a single soul here needs your help. I promise you. Nobody needs your opinions or thoughts to figure anything out.

You are worse than a Jehovah’s Witness. They eventually go away.

Anonymous wrote:The door-to-door proselytizing turns people off the idea of being a Jehovah's Witness rather than towards it.

Muslims chopping heads of other Muslims turns people off the idea of being Muslim.

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It’s actually quite rude to question someone about their faith. It’s really none of your business.

I don’t question any Muslim or Jewish people on their faith and ask if it’s true. They believe and embrace it and it’s none of my business at all.

You should not ask people about their bank account balance either. Money and religion are personal.

If you truly believe it is personal, how do you rationalize that with posting in a public forum about it? Do you not see any irony in that?

I do respect your right to not answer any single question of course.

I have a right to discuss my faith. You aren’t discussing your faith, you only question everyone else. I am pretty sure as adults, and none of us your children, we don’t need help figuring out how we feel.

Forgive me, but in all sincerity I do not understand your response. Can we discuss faith in this forum, or should we not?

Should every person be allowed to simply makes statements that are not responded to? How is that a discussion? And would that rule not preclude you responding to others statements about faith, and its truth?

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Anonymous wrote:

It’s actually quite rude to question someone about their faith. It’s really none of your business.

I don’t question any Muslim or Jewish people on their faith and ask if it’s true. They believe and embrace it and it’s none of my business at all.

You should not ask people about their bank account balance either. Money and religion are personal.

If you truly believe it is personal, how do you rationalize that with posting in a public forum about it? Do you not see any irony in that?

I do respect your right to not answer any single question of course.

I have a right to discuss my faith. You aren’t discussing your faith, you only question everyone else. I am pretty sure as adults, and none of us your children, we don’t need help figuring out how we feel.

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My BIL is an atheist and is a very nice man. He’s funny and kind and intelligent. He’s a great dad and works hard to take care of his family.

The atheist/s here are nothing like him. My sister is Christian and although I don’t know how they do it, they do. It’s pretty amazing.

They atheist/s here: not so much.

I am sure he is wonderful. And I bet you'd think most of us are just like him if you got to know us.

Also I hope I never generalize all Christians (or any religion) based on my interpretation of an anonymous internet post -- particularly understanding that in all internet forums there are a large percentage of trolls the like.

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It’s actually quite rude to question someone about their faith. It’s really none of your business.

I don’t question any Muslim or Jewish people on their faith and ask if it’s true. They believe and embrace it and it’s none of my business at all.

You should not ask people about their bank account balance either. Money and religion are personal.

If you truly believe it is personal, how do you rationalize that with posting in a public forum about it? Do you not see any irony in that?

I do respect your right to not answer any single question of course.