Christians can believe whatever they like. I think all christian belief, and belief in the supernatural is just plain silly and a waste of time. I will point that out when people use their religion to make my life more difficult. Religion should have no place in a modern secular society when it comes to laws of the land.

There is no god for anyone to be ungodly. The issue is that christians use it as a weapon. It implies that those who don’t believe in crazy outdated supernatural beings are evil and wrong. I disagree.

All religion is a choice, you can change your religion, you can get rid of it. There is no comparison with sexuality or even atheism.

You have no idea about my value system.

And no, I’ll say what I want and how I want. All christians are wrong, no matter how much you think you’ve got the right brand. Suck it up baby.

And don’t paste any long bible quotes this time.

I figure I’ve given you enough of a break from me, so here goes my thoughts…

I agree that some Christians (as with people of all beliefs) speak disrespectfully to others who don’t share their views. You are obviously passionate about your cause and
I note that the way you speak of Christians seems to contain same tone of condemnation that you complain about receiving from others. If all you want to do is “live in peace and not have fear,” why do you react in a such a hostile way? In regard to your offense to being called unGodly, isn’t it a fair comment if someone wilfully behaves in a manner that is contrary to what God (the God you don’t beieve in) requires, whether it be someone of faith or not. It’s not personal opinion of a Christian that judges actions of others (or at least it’s not supposed to be) but the word of God. Anyway, if you don’t believe in God and love the evolution idea, why be offended by this statement. If I use your logic of “this is the way I am ,it’s not my choice” do you ever consider that Christians are,”the way they are too”. The difference is that the value system you use is an everchanging one that is subject to the ideal of,”I have the right because I’m not hurting anybody.” It’s not my personal preference that governs my position on lifestyles, but the desire I have to please the God I recognise that I’m accountable to. Having said that, I’m not about to slander people who don’t share my views and I don’t think verbal attacks are productive if peace is the goal. If you want to give outspoken people a hard time, can I suggest you limit your slander to the actual person and not the group they attempt to represent? Isn’t that what the group you represent would want for themselves?

Duane