is it true, those who ask religious questions don't really look for an answer they just want to make a point?

Question

is it me? or it seems that, they just want to attack and that is it.

Answer 1

bet it's about 80% of the questions on here - i started skipping over those that are really obvious about it the past couple days, and i noticed i've been answering a lot less questions! sometimes i like to call them on their closed mindedness, but even that's getting boring. the bad thing is, those questions get like 30 responses, but if someone asks for help with a real spiritual question, or some religious info that requires actual knowledge, they're lucky to get 5 real responses, and 2 or 3 people telling them they're stupid for asking.

it seems anonymity brings out the argumentative side of people, i wonder how many of them are actually complete pushovers in real life, but on here they get to become their all powerful super witty alter ego. i'm picturing that guy with the stapler in office space! lol!

Answer 2

A lot of times, that does seem to be true. And it's applicable to Christians, Muslims, atheists, agnostics, and everyone else here.

It's like only giving a Best Answer to the person who agrees most closely with your viewpoint. If people don't plan on listening to other opinions, then they're only looking for validation, not information.

Answer 3

little bit of both. there are some true geniuses (Christians and Atheists alike) available at your disposal. learn from the best and realize that some of this is a big point game

Answer 4

I do this sometimes. but its to see if anybody agrees with me on an issue. Or if they can tell me something different.

Answer 5

I agree!

Answer 6

So what is your point?

Answer 7

Some do, some don't.

Answer 8

thats what i do.

but i rarely ask questions.