Are all atheists this ill-informed about religion?

[Thumpalumpacus]

Pearls, swine, etc etc.

You continue to ignore points that are relevant, such as what SD linked you to, because they're pretty corrosive to your argument.

Pseudointellectual egotism coupled with sneering condescension lost its charm years ago, kid ... but hey, whatever you have to do to prop up your self-esteem is worthwhile, I suppose.

Please look at my last post to Esquilax, because odds are, if you think SD's post was good, you're confused.

I have. I'm underwhelmed by your insistence upon ignoring the real-world practice of the Christian faith, a dodge which indicates to me that you know that your point (that atheists are ignorant of religion) is certainly indefensible. Atheists see how various Christians interpret and put into practice different passages of the Bible. Whether or not you feel that they are core values is irrelevant, because those Christians do.

In essence, you "point", such as it is, relies upon the tedious application of a variation of the No True Scotsman error. Not that you'll admit as much, but don't worry, it's plain for all to see, and becomes clearer with every post you make.

Appeal to "core doctrine" all you want. The idea that you, of all people, determine what is and isn't "core doctrine" is laughably self-centered and should be beneath you ... but clearly isn't.

Until you address the points made upthread with substantive replies rather than hand-waving, you won't get any of the credibility you so clearly crave.