(March 25, 2015 at 6:40 pm)Brakeman Wrote: I know this because his contact with you has changed you to a vile, spiteful man.

What a horrible assumption.

Equally as probable that his religion channelled and focused the spite already within him.

(March 25, 2015 at 5:56 pm)KevinM1 Wrote: And when people tell them, "Whoa, not cool, bro," in response to hateful homophobic bullshit, the religious have the gall to act as though they're the ones being persecuted against.

It's fucking pathetic.

And that, folks, is part of narcissism. The ones doing the brainwashing turn around and acting like the victims.

A great example of this would be if they cut you then turned around and said they were bleeding.

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(March 25, 2015 at 4:16 pm)Nope Wrote:

(March 25, 2015 at 4:09 pm)Drich Wrote: Because atheist love to eat children I've been asked to not give out specifics.

But do you actually have real children?

I cannot imagine for the life of me, anyone smart enough to want to procreate with this assclown. If they have, I really feel for the kids having to grow up with his so-called "christian" teachings. Those kids are going to need LOTS of therapy when they get older.

Or if they cut you and then blamed you for getting blood on their shirt.

(March 24, 2015 at 10:05 pm)dyresand Wrote: Since when does praying for shit actually do anything again

It does something for the person praying, it makes them feel useful, like they've actually done something worthwhile, without making a valid contribution or putting any effort in whatsoever.

Drich is complaining that people are interfering with him trying to teach his kids that "homosexuality is wrong"?

I guess that answers my question about whether he owns his beliefs or just teaches unsubstantiated nonsense as fact. I feel very sorry for Drich's kids.

This is what it would sound like if he was honest enough:

"Daddy thinks being gay is wrong."
"Why daddy?"
"It says so in this book."
"What book is that daddy?"
"I believe this book is written by God."
"Why do you think that daddy?"
"Because it says so in the book."
"So everything that's written in a book is true daddy?"
"No, daddy just thinks this book is true. Not any other books."
"Why do you think that daddy? We're trying really hard to understand your position but it sounds like you're hiding your bigotry behind circular reason, Bronze Age texts, oral myths and special pleading."
"GAYS ARE ICKY! THEY WANT TO BUM ME!"
"OK daddy, that makes sense, thanks for being patient with us."

(March 25, 2015 at 5:02 pm)Judi Lynn Wrote:

(March 25, 2015 at 4:41 pm)Drich Wrote: IDK who took prayer out of school? Who took our rights to celibrate Holy-Days in our schools? Who demanded that the tradition started at the founding of capitol building of using it for Christian worship be stopped?

So, TW, here's the thing about our great country:

Prayer was RIGHTFULLY taken out of school. Ever heard of the term Separation of Church and State? Perhaps it's time you started reading up on the US Constitution and the First Amendment. Idiot.

If you want your kids to pray in school, send them to a private school where you can pay for that shit. That crap doesn't belong in a public school. In THIS country, no one has a right to force anyone else to pray to a god they don't believe in or worship. If you have a problem with that and you think I'm wrong, then I guess you wouldn't mind if your child was forced to recite an Islamic prayer during the morning announcements eh?

If you want your kids to celebrate christian based holidays and have them close school for it, again, send them to a private school where you can pay for that right. I'll not have you force your magical bullshit religion on my kids, especially in a PUBLIC SCHOOL.

As far as stopping christian worship at the US Capital building... again, First Amendment rights stopped that and the Separation of Church and State. Despite what you might think, this country was NOT built on xian principles. I know it's a hard thing to accept, but try to.

Do you really want a history lesson?

If you do know I can go well beyond the typical atheist propaganda, and if you want to play this game you will need to do some research.

If you want to start, lets start here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGH-6adzue0

There is a 1 min tourist testimonial in the middle but their is alot more verfiable facts on the other side.

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(March 25, 2015 at 5:38 pm)Stimbo Wrote:

(March 25, 2015 at 4:50 pm)SnakeOilWarrior Wrote: Just like Huggies will never ask an honest question, Drippy will never give an honest answer.

Oh, I'm fully aware of that. My aim was to nail his trousers to the mast in the public record.

What disgusts me is how these missionaries signed the "agreement" for their victim. Not unlike signing off one's soul to a demon if we look at it from their own mythical perspective. And from secular perspective it seems to be illegal to sign whatever document by proxy without an appropriate allowance.

(March 24, 2015 at 9:54 pm)Drich Wrote: I'll pray for her. In the meanwhile if she decides she wants to goto Chruch with her new friends will you allow it?

What if she wants to get baptized?

She's six. How about you wait until she's old enough to make fully-informed decisions...oh, never mind, I just realized how much doing that works against Christian recruitment.

Christians in the USA lost what, another 7 million last year? Does that justify going after other people's kids over the wishes of the parents?

(March 26, 2015 at 9:03 am)Drich Wrote: Do you really want a history lesson?

If you do know I can go well beyond the typical atheist propaganda, and if you want to play this game you will need to do some research.

If you want to start, lets start here:
-video-

There is a 1 min tourist testimonial in the middle but their is alot more verfiable facts on the other side.

So most of the founding fathers were christian *gasp* that's something I never knew
What you don't seem to realize is that while they were christian, they still had the decency to allow other people their own religious freedoms. Sure they made a bible for the schools and did a bunch of other religious stuff you would expect, nobody's perfect. But they realized others as having their own opinions and beliefs and sought to give them that freedom. Hence the first amendment in hopes it would do that, and we're only now starting to bring it to full fruition.

(March 25, 2015 at 9:11 am)Drich Wrote:

Here's a novel Idea. let her go and let her make up her own mind about easter, Jesus and the whole bit.

She's six, Drich. Six. A kindergartner. Being prosyletized at kindergarten in a government school that is legally obliged to be neutral on religion when her parents aren't present.

It's not only wrong, it's creepy behavior on the part of any adults involved. People's children should be safe from predatory recruitment practices in kindergarten. It would be just as wrong if the perps were Muslims, Hindus, or atheists.

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(March 25, 2015 at 9:14 am)Drich Wrote:

(March 25, 2015 at 8:02 am)Faith No More Wrote: I love how Drich confuses being a contrarian with being deep and insightful.

I have made no qualms as being indentified as a 'contrarian.' It allows me the oppertunity to show d-bags like brakeman (and his support staff) how hypocritical they are.

In what way is Brakeman being hypocritical? Are you claiming that he tries to indoctrinate other people's children to atheism in kindergarten without their parents knowing?