Not to all Christians, but to a % of Christians:
You make a claim, a claim of an existing God. To check that claim, I decided to read your Bible, which is a bigger effort than needed to begin with.
After reading your Bible, your religion still makes the same claim of the existing God. I found your Bible to be utter nonsense.
I disagree with your claim. However, I listened to your arguments, I thought about them, I even read them again in your book. What bigger sign of respect do you people need?
But reading your book left me with a million questions about it. Not about your God, but about why people can even believe in such nonsense. Remember, you started making the claim. If you hadn't pointed this world to read your Bible, I would never have all these questions.
Who is really mocking who here? Wouldn't it be more respectful to simply answer a question, after making a ( what is to me) ridiculous claim?
Or is it simply that disagreeing equals mockery?
2007-03-13
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