Should I have a doscussion with my parent's Church pastor?

[drfuzzy]

My dad supposedly went to Bible school, though my mother claims not to know much about the Bible despite reading it every single morning. So she suggested I speak to their pastor about questions I have because they can't seem to counter my talking points effectively. They claimed he is friendly, and I have no doubt about that, but I wonder how productive a ' discussion will be.

Maybe that's cynical of me, but I don't feel I will learn much I didn't already know. There are plenty of things I could chose to discuss: Similarity of Zarathustrian religion to the Bible, the differences between the Synoptic Gospels (something I need to do more research on) or the ridiculousness of Noah's Flood. I don't want it to turn out into a debate.

Bock, bock, bock... BA-GOCK!

Defiantly don't speak with him, no one here will think ill of you.


Or if you want to get your Zathura or naoh arguments shot down by someone you don't have to look in the eye you can always post them here.

Yep MNMP, you can always practice on our resident village idiot theist preechur, who starts out his attempts at holy witness with infantile playground taunts.  Although I do love his typos, like the one above "Defiantly" don't speak with him . . . ha!!!   -- Can't even spell definitely.   Or does he think a refusal to speak with a deluded witch doctor is an act of defiance?  Probably.   Anyway, if you want to see the worst yawn-inducing, yammering word salad responses to any questions you might ask, just try out Drippy Doodle first.  It might be worth a laugh.