MERGED: The Case for the Resurrection of Jesus Christ (Part 1) & (Part 2)

[Thumpalumpacus]

Either way, the revulsion exists and is obvious. POINT.

My revulsion against the Christian religion has nothing to do with any atheist lockstep mentality -- as if one actually exists.

My revulsion with the Christian religion arises from its tolerance of the evils perpetrated in its name, ranging from denial of civil rights to gays here in America to abetting the spread of AIDS in Africa by preaching against condom usage.

I don't mind Christians as people insofar as they don't try to force their religion on me -- indeed, most of my family are Christian and I love them dearly. But I despise religious doctrines that impose needless and sometimes mortal suffering upon people simply to please the strictures of an ideology that can be best described as amoral.