Is the Holy Spirit Misleading You?

[Astonished]

Wow, I thought you were just naive but you're actually completely full of shit. You're just another biblical ignoramus who doesn't want to admit to all the contradictions and unwisdom of the damn thing (not to mention Jeebus was supposed to come back in the lifetime of his followers...and Jeebus wasn't even able to fulfill all the prophecies he was supposed to...and wasn't named what the Messiah was supposed to be named...but those are just those little inconvenient truths you like to pretend don't exist.) How do you not realize this is what makes it so hard to take you seriously from the start? You make way too many assumptions and underestimate the knowledge of your opponents, so what do you expect?

Do you really think there are not answers to your petty little objections? Do you think because you have read some atheist blog with a list of supposed problems with Christianity that you know what you are talking about? Do you think that writing 'Jeebus' does anything other than show you lack character?

Do you really think any answer any Xtian has ever provided, EVER, has not been thoroughly debunked? For fuck's sake, if even ONE of your horseshit arguments held water, we'd all be Xtians. And I call him Jeebus because you shouldn't idolize the person and any object of idolatry should be torn down. The identity of a speaker or writer is irrelevant. That you can't seem to separate the person from the ideas is just one of your many problems but religions seem to have a special affinity for doing that more than any other form of hero-worship.

And how dare you call them petty when your faith is responsible for more atrocities than history will ever know? Commit the No True Scotsman fallacy all you like, but because you're all rooted in an irrational way of looking at the world, and are too fucking cowardly to think for yourselves, you don't get to say you're any better than the suicide bomber in the Middle East. If you're the drunk driver who makes it home safe, you're not the moral superior to the one who runs someone over.