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The Christian forum is more pro-Christian, where the Religion and Spirituality forum is a mixed bag , where if you come fishing for men , you can be sure to catch piranha instead as the opposition can be expected ...... So it is best to reject all pride in your discussions here....
...about the way you see Christians as happy, righteous crusaders of the faith riding in to save us poor deluded atheists and attend to our spiritual needs. Ever thought that our 'spiritual needs' don't require attention?
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I think that religion - especially its supernatural aspects - is being exposed as a falling house of cards here on the internet.
People are finding out that they have been duped.
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". Also, this forum discussion helps me to make sense of the years I spent in theism and, perhaps, to atone for it a bit. I genuinely regret those years.
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A summary :
My sister was verbally abused by a bunch of really bad, mean people who didn't want her on their turf. With that out of the way, I'm going to question your integrity and mental health for daring to show your face on what I perceive as my home turf.
Anyone else appreciate the irony here?
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Data hath spooled the correct answer. This is a general 'say your piece on religion' forum. It has turned into a sort of battleground between Christianity and the Hellspawn. It .
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Your self-righteousness is showing. Take the log out of your own eye first.
The OP's question has been answered after 18 posts.
Reading some of the posts around here in the not-so-layman jargon, it's hard to gauge whether this forum attracts the more anti-religious zealots or the more righteous folks happy to help those in spiritual need.
So what's the consensus on where in line the rhetoric falls around here?
On the "Religion and Spirituality" forum, things are decidedly anti-Christian. On the "Christianity" forum, they are pro-fundamentalist Christian and anti-everybody-else. (That's not to say that there aren't exceptions on both forums.)
anti-religious zealots or the more righteous folks happy to help those in spiritual need.
Why, spiritual vampires preying on the feeble minded for financial gain rather than compassion motivated morally upright logic driven volunteers, of course.
The OP's question has been answered after 18 posts.
Anti.
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Why, spiritual vampires preying on the feeble minded for financial gain rather than compassion motivated morally upright logic driven volunteers, of course.
Reading some of the posts around here in the not-so-layman jargon, it's hard to gauge whether this forum attracts the more anti-religious zealots or the more righteous folks happy to help those in spiritual need.
So what's the consensus on where in line the rhetoric falls around here?
This particular forum is generic. It does not promote any specific belief system. The religion specific forums are very much pro their individual belief systems.
The nature of the individual threads in this forum pretty much determines the members it will attract.
You have a variety of members posting here from the deeply religious to indifferent to decidedly anti-religious.
I guess you can think of this forum as being a gathering place for any and all belief/non-belief systems and as a result there will be disagreements. Disagreements are allowed provided it is the topic being disagreed with and there are no personal attacks against any member. The basic rule is for every one to address the topic and not the member posting it.
Disagreement is allowed, hate mongering or attacks are not.
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