"It takes more faith to be an atheist"

"You just hate god"

Those two are really annoying.

Having to continually endure them ending every single bloody statement or sentence they make with "God Bless" or "Praise be God" makes every fibre of my being recoil in disgust and every orifice ooze liquid hate at their sheer stupidity.

Hmm, I might want to seek medical advise for that biological phenomenon. I seem to have adverse reactions to xtians' pious pisstakes and dogmatic death dumps.

(March 17, 2012 at 11:02 pm)Shell B Wrote: "I just worry for you." It essentially means they think I'm going to hell and want to save me. I don't know why I find their "caring" so offensive.

^This doesn't bother me so much because its an empathetic statement. Completely unfounded and ridiculous, but displays a small level of kindness and concern nonetheless.

What I find offensive and loathsome is that they continue to worship the cosmic jackass they think is going to condemn me to Hell. Its an insult of the senses.

(March 18, 2012 at 7:56 am)Welsh cake Wrote:

(March 17, 2012 at 11:02 pm)Shell B Wrote: "I just worry for you." It essentially means they think I'm going to hell and want to save me. I don't know why I find their "caring" so offensive.

^This doesn't bother me so much because its an empathetic statement. Completely unfounded and ridiculous, but displays a small level of kindness and concern nonetheless.

What I find offensive and loathsome is that they continue to worship the cosmic jackass they think is going to condemn me to Hell. Its an insult of the senses.

Well that's just it. While it may at first appear a statement said in kindness, they then start talking about Gods plan for you and how they trust His judgement. At this point you realise they're not being kind at all, but instead being condescending, and they are not at all adverse to the idea of you burning in hell for all eternity.

(March 18, 2012 at 8:14 am)picto90 Wrote:

(March 18, 2012 at 7:56 am)Welsh cake Wrote:

(March 17, 2012 at 11:02 pm)Shell B Wrote: "I just worry for you." It essentially means they think I'm going to hell and want to save me. I don't know why I find their "caring" so offensive.

^This doesn't bother me so much because its an empathetic statement. Completely unfounded and ridiculous, but displays a small level of kindness and concern nonetheless.

What I find offensive and loathsome is that they continue to worship the cosmic jackass they think is going to condemn me to Hell. Its an insult of the senses.

Well that's just it. While it may at first appear a statement said in kindness, they then start talking about Gods plan for you and how they trust His judgement. At this point you realise they're not being kind at all, but instead being condescending, and they are not at all adverse to the idea of you burning in hell for all eternity.

How do I give a post 10000 kudos?

I hate the statements that basically amount to 'you're not doing it right' like 'you just need to open your heart to Jesus' or 'you need to go to church and pray and god will reveal himself to you.' It's their way of saying that since you have come to a different conclusion than they have, you are doing it incorrectly.

Empty aren't they??

(March 18, 2012 at 10:02 am)KichigaiNeko Wrote: Empty aren't they??

I think empty is the wrong word. Empty implies that it can be be filled. Full of shit and perhaps?

Vacuous is a word that comes to mind.

Basically everything on this list that hasn't already been said:

Christian Clichés

(March 18, 2012 at 10:57 am)Stimbo Wrote: Basically everything on this list that hasn't already been said:

Christian Clichés

And yet we've all heard them a million times...