The Atheist Obsession with Insulting Christians

[Kingpin]

Seems to be alot of dislike for him. Not sure why. He seems mild compared to what used to come on here.
Oh how I miss the loons.

Randy is just annoying and rude. Which wouldn't really matter if it wasn't for him constantly whining (or whinging if you prefer ) about other people being rude to him. Generally I just ignore him because he's not really that fun. I prefer the prof for crazy personally.

But I don't think most people here insult him because he's a Christian. Kp is a Christian and I really like him.

The feeling is mutual my dear I assure you.

[Homeless Nutter]

When you add the word "you" in there it complicates things unnecessarily.

If a woman is a week before her due date and she has a catastrophic life event resulting in her believing it's best not to have the baby at all, I feel it would be ok to terminate at that point if that's what she thinks is best for herself and/or her family.  I don't think it should be illegal nor do I think it would be immoral for her to make such a choice. I believe that women are capable of deciding what is right for themselves and their potential children.

There is something to be said about potential repercussions of such a decision, as well as the procedure itself - both psychological and physical. I imagine there must be a huge difference between removing a few weeks/months old clump of cells and a developed and active organism, with which the mother have been living and forming a relationship over the past few months. 

As a depressive personality - I know there have been many situations, when I wasn't capable of making informed choices, let alone the "right" ones. Which leads me to believe, that it's perfectly possible for a pregnant woman to make a rushed decision, based on a skewed perception of reality, especially in a crisis - a decision which may haunt her for the rest of her life. I'm just not sure a week is anywhere near enough to provide adequate assessment of the situation and support. 

It has nothing to do with morality - just psychology.

[Homeless Nutter]

Seems to be alot of dislike for him. Not sure why. He seems mild compared to what used to come on here.
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Revelation 3:15-16

I know your deeds, that you are neither cold nor hot; I wish that you were cold or hot. So because you are lukewarm, and neither hot nor cold, I will spit you out of My mouth.

[Losty]

When you add the word "you" in there it complicates things unnecessarily.

If a woman is a week before her due date and she has a catastrophic life event resulting in her believing it's best not to have the baby at all, I feel it would be ok to terminate at that point if that's what she thinks is best for herself and/or her family.  I don't think it should be illegal nor do I think it would be immoral for her to make such a choice. I believe that women are capable of deciding what is right for themselves and their potential children.

There is something to be said about potential repercussions of such a decision, as well as the procedure itself both psychological and physical. I imagine there must be a huge difference between removing a few weeks/months old clump of cells and a developed and active organism, with which the mother have been living and forming a relationship over the past few months. 

As a depressive personality - I know there have been many situations, when I wasn't capable of making informed choices, let alone the "right" ones. Which leads me to believe, that it's perfectly possible for a pregnant woman to make a rushed decision, based on a skewed perception of reality, especially in a crisis - a decision which may haunt her for the rest of her life. I'm just not sure a week is anywhere near enough to provide adequate assessment of the situation and support. 

It has nothing to do with morality - just psychology.

The same could be said for getting a tattoo or giving all of your money to charity or quitting your job.

[KevinM1]

Seems to be alot of dislike for him. Not sure why. He seems mild compared to what used to come on here.
Oh how I miss the loons.

Randy is just annoying and rude. Which wouldn't really matter if it wasn't for him constantly whining (or whinging if you prefer ) about other people being rude to him. Generally I just ignore him because he's not really that fun. I prefer the prof for crazy personally.

But I don't think most people here insult him because he's a Christian. Kp is a Christian and I really like him.

Other than Min and dyre, has anyone on here regularly insulted theists simply because they're theists?

[Kingpin]

Randy is just annoying and rude. Which wouldn't really matter if it wasn't for him constantly whining (or whinging if you prefer ) about other people being rude to him. Generally I just ignore him because he's not really that fun. I prefer the prof for crazy personally.

But I don't think most people here insult him because he's a Christian. Kp is a Christian and I really like him.

Other than Min and dyre, has anyone on here regularly insulted theists simply because they're theists?

Not that I can think of Kevin. And honestly Min an dyre don't really bother me though they tend to get under other theists skin and I think that fuels their passion

[Homeless Nutter]

The same could be said for getting a tattoo or giving all of your money to charity or quitting your job.

True. But you can usually get a tattoo removed, earn more money, or find a new job - or even beg your old boss to take you back. There might be no going back from late termination of a pregnancy, even if it seemed like the right choice at the time. And yes - I do think people should think for more than a week about all of those things anyway. Especially tattoos - they're usually horrible...

[Wyrd of Gawd]

[Thumpalumpacus]

Seems to be alot of dislike for him. Not sure why. He seems mild compared to what used to come on here.
Oh how I miss the loons.

Randy is just annoying and rude. Which wouldn't really matter if it wasn't for him constantly whining (or whinging if you prefer ) about other people being rude to him. Generally I just ignore him because he's not really that fun. I prefer the prof for crazy personally.

But I don't think most people here insult him because he's a Christian. Kp is a Christian and I really like him.

I insult him not for his faith, but for his being a jackanape.

[Minimalist]

Not that I can think of Kevin. And honestly Min an dyre don't really bother me though they tend to get under other theists skin and I think that fuels their passion

Sssshhhhhh.