I think that as long as people are being cool with their religion, that is not pushing it, then you should tone down your anti-religion sentiment. There's no need to get all huffy over someone telling someone else "God bless" or something innocuous. But it's when they're actively campaigning for recruits or proselytizing is when it's OK to bring out the big guns. To constantly be on the anti-religion offensive is to be reactionary and will turn a lot of people off and further the stereotype of the angry, unhappy atheist.
I think my question would be "Can God make a rock so big that he himself can't lift it?"
(March 11, 2014 at 4:30 pm)Napoléon Wrote: There's only been one instance since I've been at uni that I actively decided to get involved in a religious discussion, and that's only because the local community centre was handing out free hotdogs if you asked them a question about god.
I think my question would be "Can God make a rock so big that he himself can't lift it?"
Christian apologetics is the art of rolling a dog turd in sugar and selling it as a donut.
