Atheist Confessions...........could be fun....... (believe, debate, Christ, follower)

[Thinking-man]

ok, so i'll start it off.......

I delete religious comments (like "oh god bless him....he's so bla bla bla") left on my Facebook postings/pictures.....and when asked about it, instead of engaging in a debate, just say that it must be a glitch in the site.


Have any to share?

[jameshardin]

I post scripture references onto facebook that details atrocities. I like seeing how many Christians like the status without actually knowing what the verse is. Bonus points if you post the reference to a Christian's religious post, and get likes from the fellow believers.

[manderly6]

I once cut off the tag on a mattress that said it was illegal to do so.

[L0ve]

I always throw away the free bible I find in hotel rooms. I don't pay to stay in a hotel to be converted into someone else's religion.

[jameshardin]

Originally Posted by manderly6

I once cut off the tag on a mattress that said it was illegal to do so.

You really need to calm down. This is why Christians think we are all without morals.

[Sizzly Friddle]

Originally Posted by Bmachina

I always throw away the free bible I find in hotel rooms. I don't pay to stay in a hotel to be converted into someone else's religion.

OMG! I have also done that. I figured the room cleaner person would find it in the waste basket and stick it back in the drawer.

[MysticPhD]

I had no idea you Guys (and Gals) were so naughty! Shame on you Sizzly!

[jameshardin]

Perhaps we could all start replacing the bibles with hitchens books?

[TRANSPONDER]

I picked up a couple of free Bibles and cut them into bits to assemble the bits of gospel text for redaction purposes. It was therapeutic.

[Nozzferrahhtoo]

Originally Posted by jameshardin

Perhaps we could all start replacing the bibles with hitchens books?

I am a big follower of the "Bring a book take a book" concept.

So I often do take a Bible from hotels, leave one book of my own in its place, and then bring the bible to another place and swap it in turn for a new book... and so on and so forth.

On the occasions where I have ended up returning to a hotel room sometime later... the book I have left has _occasionally_ been still there. This is back when my job involved a lot of hotels. I am more settled in an office these days.