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whatever gramme, realize if you you post an opinion, i have every right to do the same, if you don't like it fine. but don't try to talk down to me when the only difference is you make decisions based on a book whereas my decisions are based on my life. i think you're a fool for living through that book as you believe i am for not. fair enough. the only difference is no matter what you do, i will never lower or elevate my opinion of you. i can't help but feel your opinions are different than mine in that respect as if to say if i found your book, i'd find you being nicer to me
your god didn't want it that way, it was never supposed to be organized, funny how the zealots only get out of religion what they are looking for.
you must have some deep seeded differences of your own opinion if my calling it out makes you so defensive.
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(Mar 14 07, 12:19)Here's what I know. I'm always respectful of you. Never have I so much as implied that you are a fool. We all do foolish things, myself included, so I wouldn't dare say something so hypocritical.
People such as harlequino and barbtastic have disagreed with my views numerous times, however as far as I can remember they have always been respectful. They keep the venom out of their posts which makes them easier to talk to, and ultimately helps them a great deal in making their points. You could learn form them.
Your assumption about how I would treat you if you became a Christian is untrue. I don't simply like or dislike people based on whether they agree with me. Many of my friends do not share my faith, however they are always respectful and 9 times out of 10 nobody ends up acting spiteful or childish.
For someone who despises religious dogma, you have a tendecy to make very dogmatic statements. "your god didn't want it that way, it was never supposed to be organized" is based on nothing but your own opinion. That's pretty shaky ground.
"you must have some deep seeded differences of your own opinion if my calling it out makes you so defensive."
Again, you assume much and know little. I defend my faith because when people spread dishonesty and hatred as you have continously done, I simply won't sit idly by and watch the truth get trampled.