Jesus, Least Fit Moral Judge

[Brian37]

I love how you take so lightly, something that I see as serious. Serves to show just how conceited you truly are.
And no I'm not talking about raisins or prunes, I know you were thinking it

actually missy I wasn't speaking to you. I let you have the last word in your rant. My post here was in response to blossom and ryan. The reason I changed my tember so quickly is because we are told if one will not listen or receive instruction, shake the dust from your feet and move on. That's what I did when I gave you the last word on the subject. I moved on. Don't get me wrong I am looking forward to your next subject, but as far as this one goes I'm done because you seem to want to turn this into a personal hate fest, where we call each other names for the next 10 pages. If that's what you are into may I suggest Atheiist Forums dot com or maybe one of the craigslist religion forums. I am sure one of our 'brothers' will be happy to mindlessly argue with you.

We hate your claims, not you personally and we will blaspheme any and all absurdities you put forth. I would suggest if you don't have evidence for your claims, maybe you are the one with the problem, not us. But what we don't do is simply coddle your insecurities and allow you to accuse us of "hate" when such is not the case. You need to learn the difference between you, and what you claim.

And as an side, in your signature you quote the bible about questioning. I think Jefferson's secular quote is much more useful and self introspective and you need to heed his advice and not swallow that comic book for once.

"Question with boldness even the existence of a god, for if there be one, surely he would pay more homage to reason than to that of blindfolded fear" Thomas Jefferson.

Oh and as far as blasting your claims, here is another one from Tom.

"Ridicule is the only weapon which can be used against unintelligible propositions". Thomas Jefferson.

Now if you really want us to hate you personally, keep complaining. Or debate and stop worrying about our word choice.