I am an orthodox Christian, ask me a question!

[Jon Paul]

Really? So presumably, as you're quite a gobby chap now, you were somewhat effusive then in support of your atheism?

I went from indifferent atheist, to strong atheist in the sense that God could not possibly exist, to the point I was a militant atheist, and saw religion as a problem and disease of humanity which should be ridiculed and exterminated, preferably in the sense of a persecution and execution of all religious people who refused to "move out of the dark ages".

Presumably you wrote articles or posts about it much like you do now yes? Care to point us to some of them?

I didn't write or think much intellectually about my atheism for the most part that I was an atheist. The option that God existed was inconceivable to me, and as such an a priori exclusion ("not possible") regardless of what any logical truth or argument might point to, and regardless of the fact that I had no reasonable grounds on which to make such an a priori exclusion. That is why I remained an atheist, for when I changed my attitude as an atheist and began thinking, reading and writing, I ended up turning towards Christianity.