Non-muslim terriorist kills 84 in Norway.

[Statler Waldorf]

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That was the thread you said you had never been in a discussion with an atheist who used Wikipedia but if you had you would have called him on it. So I assumed that was the thread you were referring to. Feel free to point out where I have used Wikipedia to prove a point.

That is rather unnecessary, considering you have already admitted to doing so in this thread. It's no biggy, Stat. You just have a double standard. You aren't the only person with one of those.

Back to the topic, I don't understand why it would matter to you if he was Christian or not, which he most likely was. Let's not get caught up in what other people say about him. Let's stick to what he says about himself. Oh, and he wouldn't be the first Christian to have pagan sympathies or rip off pagan ideas, now, would he. No, he wouldn't.

Timothy McVeigh was a Christian. He killed a heap of people. There are Christian terrorists. No one would think less of you if you came on and said, "That guys was disturbed whether he was Christian or not." There is no reason to try to relabel him. You are not accused of his crimes, nor is Christianity, per se. Why have such fear of bad guys being labeled Christian? This is a very common theme with you. You seem to think every Christian on the face of the planet is incapable of inhumanity.

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I just took your word for it that I had used it in an argument, after going back and checking it looks like I actually never have, so it seems that contrary to what you claimed I have been very consistent on that matter. Even if I had used it, I do not believe that would have been hypocritical, just like VOID using AIG didn't really make him a hypocrite, I understood why he used it.

I do not believe there is any evidence this guy was a Christian, so I am sorry but I am not going to just roll over on that point. Self proclaiming to be something does not automatically make a person that thing (even though it's even disputable whether this guy ever claimed to be a Christian).

Sure there have been Christians who have made mistakes and wronged their fellow men, but the point is that when they did this they were acting in a manner that was contradicting their religion, not a manner fueled by it, which is what atheists always want to try and argue to further their anti-religion agenda.

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The intellectual bank is lenient regarding it's policies on bounced or floating checks.

Are you on drugs? What are you even talking about?