The benefits of being christian. Where are there???

[drfuzzy]

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Now how else would a proud atheist react when I tell them all of what they know of God is wrong? Will they be happy for the correction?
Correction?  It's absolutely equal to telling me that everything I know about the Tooth Fairy is wrong and then getting all bent out of shape when I say that the story I was told was that she wears a tiara and carries a wand.  God is fiction.  
I didn't acknowledge god. I merely tested your claim to be able to ask god direct questions and receive answers from him/her/it/housecat. You failed miserably. As did your "god".   I have most of the Bible memorized, I was raised Pentecostal.  I quote the book because it's the "authority" for most xtians.  But the Bible means nothing and proves nothing.  It's an ancient compilation of bronze age fables.  If you claim to get direct messages from God, the only "proof" that most atheists will accept will come from scientific testing, or actual video and audio (preferably multiple examples) that is corroborated by impartial witnesses.  No old fables, no personal fantasies, no cobbled-together fanciful stories or unconfirmed "miracles" - actual proof.  Which no theist who has ever logged in to this site or any other has provided to date.

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you were never apart of the conversation you are quoting from.. what are you on about? Do you want my personal attention so you can also be victimized?

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Well this is a forum where anybody can participate in any conversation.

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Your interlocutor is not a 'buddy' of mine.

You have been an unpleasant and dishonest person in most dialogues I have observed here. Nothing to do with your theism, just what I take from your character.

I will say whatever I wish to say. You ignore anything you don't like anyway.

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empathy must be a one way street with you people.

"Most of my interactions are unpleasent."

Wonder why that is... oh' that right I am telling you that your views on religion are wrong. in a world where that is the unforgivable sin (socially speaking)

That means you get hot I get hot. but it's not just you is it.. it every single member of the website save maybe 4 or 5 and even then I can piss them off as we all don't see eye to eye.

Yet it is up to me to up hold and maintain a vestige of what a member of YOUR failed religious person should look and act like.

Screw that. I am not like that because we are not all called to act that way. Some of us are call to act and react like you all do, but here what toasts yall bread. AS paul says "when in Rome" The only difference is when I speak, when I make a claim it's vetted and backed by source material. when you do it it is often time off the cuff and based on what you feel, which only severs to further anger you 'good people.' Especially when speaking about pollitics or religion. So again the exchange will be hostile if I am not kissing yalls collective asses. Not my fault you can not act civilly when one voice disagrees with the collective...

Now just imagine there are 75 to 100 active voices against your one voice, how then would you react when someone directly challenges you?

Now because

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What Jack said.  This is a forum.  I was under the impression that any member can jump in.
I do find your offensive tactics, illiterate posts, sociopathic ego, judgmental hateful fantasies, and profound pride in your willful ignorance repulsive.  
Of course, you're the BEST example here for why a person would never want to be a xtian, so you're a great data source.  Keep it up.
But every once in a while I see something monumentally DripShitFull in a quote and respond.  So exactly what sort of victimization are you threatening me with, DripShit? 
What is an illiterate asshole going to use to threaten someone with two Master's Degrees and a Doctorate?  Your psychotic visions, made up stories (lies), and book of fairy tales?
Your assertion that your imaginary friend talks to you?  Tell you what, you pray your little itty bitty hateful heart out, and when your gawd proves that it isn't a fantasy, 
we'll get back to that.

Oh, and the quote "When in Rome, do as the Romans do" is from St. Ambrose.  Not Paul.