Hi from Eleazar

[Eleazar]

It isn't the 'atheistic world' alone in which objectivity cannot be found... and objectivity is entirely indistinguishable from subjectivity. If there is an objective state: it is so convoluted that impossible to understand that it would be entirely pointless to try.

Are you just talking about standards of rationality or subjectivity/objectivity in general?

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You keep saying the same thing over and over but what "evidence" are you using?

Using for what? I don't see the relevance of your question to anything I've said (and I don't appear to be repeating myself...). In fact you've barely said anything of relevance to anything I've said, come to think about it - just "No, I don'ts" and derogatory rhetoric.

Most people are born into a religious tradition and think that is correct because they have had it crammed down their throats ( or, in the case of catholics...shoved up their asses) from an early age.

So far I see nothing to suggest that you are anything other than a life long xtian believer who somehow thinks that makes your particular superstition true.

If you were born in Baghdad you'd have a towel on your head and be swearing that xtians were the devil!

Well Christianity certainly wasn't crammed down mine...I chose to go to church when I was younger rather than watch the Sunday morning footie, and had plenty of points where I would have called myself agnostic, atheist and just plain apathetic. If anything, it is Western secularism that has been crammed down my throat from every institution and media outlet I've ever come into contact with (and that includes the C of E!). The argument that your culture influences your beliefs cuts in all directions...if you were born in Baghdad what would you be wearing on your head?