Evil things Christianity supports

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3. Independent scientific studies (unbiased in nature) have shown that moral principles, ethics, etc... lack in professed Atheists and it should come as no surprise since they choose to pattern their life after moral relativism , maximized liberty concerning lifestyle choices, and a disdain for surrendering Oneself to the control of God which could bring about fruits of righteousness ongoingly and in many various venues as a result of desiring to want to serve God instead of Self. ALso,. the way that others perceive Atheists based on actual personal experiences show a drastic lack of trust with this particular people group.

I hope that clarified things. Thanks for asking.

So, I've read through all your previous comments, and they paint you as a breathtakingly presumptuous person with absolutely no concern for personal boundaries or keeping your claims reasonable to within what you could possibly know. In fact, it seems that you mostly tailor your claims to what you would most like to believe about other people, so actually engaging with you will probably be a waste of time given the utterly baseless and outrageous things you've said so far, but...

You have no scientific studies of any kind that demonstrate what you say- if you want to say otherwise you'd better come with a citation here- but the opposite can be readily shown: "Proclaimed" atheists only make up 0.7 percent of the prison population, which is less than it should be, relative to the population of atheists at large. Put simply, atheists commit proportionally less crimes than their demographic would imply. Meanwhile, the religious from christian denominations are in prison at higher rates, compared to their standard population. So who has the ethical issues here?

You may be tempted to pull a No True Christian and dismiss all those prisoners as not really a part of your religion, but you don't get to really decide that, now do you? Moreover, it doesn't help your case, since you made a point to specify the ethical problems that professed atheists have, and the professed atheists are at a lower arrest rate than their population no matter which way you swing it. Additionally, countries with higher levels of atheism and secular laws tend to have less violent crime than christian America, too. So... you are literally wrong on every point.

Additionally, you mention moral relativism, but very few of the atheists here actually subscribe to that. I'm an atheist, and I don't. I think there's a very objective framework from which we derive our morals- what that is is something for another conversation, but you cannot make an accusation of moral relativism here. So are you just wrong when you say that we're moral relativists, or are you lying? Will you admit the error now that it's been presented clearly and demonstrably to you?

From what I've read you seem like an entirely ridiculous person, so I kinda doubt that you will. But if you're that set on bombing your own credibility even more than you already have, that's fine by me.