Christians, How could I not think Christians are crazy after these experiences?

Question

Experience 1

During a debate, a Christian asked me a question, prevented me from answering it, told me what my answer was and told me I was wrong about an answer that she made up

Experience 2

A Christian started a debate, became disruptive and rude and accused me of making him disruptive and rude

Experience 3

A Christian approached me while I was wearing an Atheist T-shirt, tried to convince me that God exist, failed and accused me of forcing my disbelief on her

Experience 4

A Christian told me that he was raised in church but God caused him to commit felonies just so he can go to prison to pay more attention to Jesus

Answer 1

There are over 2 billion Christians but 4 constitutes a random sampling and is enough to convince you? Not very scientific if you ask me.

May God Bless you.

Answer 2

Any time you have a group of people, there are going to be extremists or just plain idiots! In math, it's called the Law of Large Numbers. There are stupid blacks, whites, Doctors, Lawyers, Yankees, Southerners, the list goes on and on. The key is to educate yourself of this fact (the longer you live, the easier it is to see). For every stupid person in a group, there are hundreds of normal ones. These are called the silent majority. You sound like you have bad luck like me (idiots seek you out and prove how dumb they are). I'll close with the Chinese Proverb that would definitely help the world become a better place if these idiots would obey it. "You can keep your mouth closed and have people wonder if you're stupid or not, or open your mouth and remove all doubt."

Answer 3

the those that are sinning at the instantaneous are not authentic Christians, they're only utilising that as a cover. some Christians are pushy and/or far available, yet it truly is not the norm. purely because you had undesirable reviews does not mean that each and each Christian is a foul man or woman. maximum Christians are accepting those that enable others to have diverse evaluations/perspectives of the international and appreciate such perspectives. putting forward that because pastors commited crimes, Christianity should be a sham is like putting forward on account that instructors rape scholars now and again, education is a sham. that is a fallacy.

Answer 4

"It is better to take refuge in the Lord than to trust in man." - Psalm 118:8

People can call themselves whatever they want, but when it really comes down to it, it IS better to trust in the Lord, then to judge who the Lord is by the actions of man. We will all always be sinners, and we will always mess up, and people will always try to point that out and judge God becuase of this. But we are not God, nor have the power of God. God is perfect, and will reveal himself to you if you allow him.

Answer 5

Unfortunately there is a strong correlation between fanaticism and idiocy. I'm sorry on behalf of my fellow Christians that so many are just plain stupid.... Seriously I'm sorry.... (lol, some of these "experiences are really funny though).

Just know that not all of us are so damn silly.

Answer 6

There's a difference between rudeness and insanity. Pick up a dictionary.

Answer 7

Don't confuse people, reactionaries and Christians. The three are not always the same.

Answer 8

So, why do you think you exist? To run into people, who call themselves Christians, so you can have those experiences? Do you call that ""crazy""? Think.

Answer 9

There are crazy Christians and crazy atheists, is has nothing to do with religion, there are atheists who are just as irrational.

Answer 10

That's what happens when you talk to people at the bus station.