My questions do tend to be mean and push the envelope but they test your will to be a loving person right?

Question

I am a loving person. I don't hate anyone. I'm an atheist. I like to test people and push their buttons though just to see if they'll snap. Most people do. When I'm tested, I walk away from the situation. I show that person compassion because obviously something in their life is making them act in an aggressive way. (Most of the time). So, rather than attacking people who poke fun at your religion or God, why not simply open your arms and embrace them as this atheist would do and accept them for the person they are instead of judging and accusing?

Answer 1

Amen, Selnyk!

For those of you who doubt what Selnyk wrote, I can attest that he's telling the truth.

But you're still a bad puppy for tempting us, Sel ; )

Answer 2

You'd be considered a basher or troll. The fact that you only do it on the internet doesn't make you a good person. If you do things simply to hurt others, then I don't see the "loving person" you claim to be, but like I said, you're a basher and/or troll, that's it. And I've noticed the rudest, most intolerant people on this site are atheists, so the concept of the atheist being accepting is ludicrous. There are a few that would apply to, and I once believed most were accepting, but I've learned how very wrong that concept is.

Answer 3

Pretty sugar-coated for tending to be mean and push the envelope. So, rather than attacking people, why not simply open your arms and embrace them as Christians would do and accept them for the person they are instead of judging and accusing? (Snicker)

Answer 4

Well, I am afraid I don't know you. I don't have the slightest idea of what kind of person you are and what kind of questions you've asked.
But here's what I noticed. You ask to be openly embraced and in the same sentence accuse others of judging and accusing...

I'd also wonder what pleasure you seek to gain from testing others and bringing out the worst in them. Why not try to bring out the best in them instead? Blessings to you.

Answer 5

Pushing someone's buttons just to see if they'll snap is definitely not a loving thing to do. Most people do not do that.

Answer 6

Knee jerk reactions are not an indication of love, compassion and composure. They are knee jerk reactions.

Everyone has a button that sets them off. One day yours will go off. Then you face a paradox of existance in which you don't measure up to your own standards and advocations.

Answer 7

How do you know you're really an atheist? After all, have you ever been in a fox hole?

Answer 8

don't you have a baby to eat or something?