Do you attack questions or answer them?

Question

Why?

Answer 1

I try to answer them.
When I find myself attacking, I know I need a break.

Answer 2

I usually answer questions but only if the asker seems to truly want an answer. Occasionally I'll respond to an atheist who really isn't looking for an answer to try to make them think. But I never attack. It's usually pointless and not Christ-like.

Answer 3

Depends on the question. If it is a legitimate question, then I won't attack it. If it's someone saying something like, "Atheists are only atheists because they don't want to take responsibility for their actions and are afraid of God." or "Atheists aren't American in my eyes, because this is a Christian nation..." then I'll attack the ignorance in the question.

Answer 4

Normally I answer questions. I usually will not attack a question even it is poorly presented.

Answer 5

I answer questions, I attack insults.

Answer 6

I do one of two things: 1. Answer them (or) 2. defend God/Christianity. If Someone feels I am attacking, then it's because either, I am being overzealous (my bad), they don't like my answer (their own issues), or possibly a combination of both.

Answer 7

It depends on the question. Most of the time I just answer, but if a question really riles me up, I can tend to rant a little as the answer.

Answer 8

Depends on the question and the nature in which it is asked. I have gotten pretty irrate at some people that say "why do you hate christians? They are ALL loving people" or "if evolution is true, why are there still monkeys?"
That type of stuff is total bs - and I point it out.

Answer 9

Depends on the question?

I will normally always try to answer it, but if it has been phased so poorly, is absurd, or is a contradiction of itself, then its gloves off I am afraid.

Answer 10

Depends on the question. I've been known to attack some posted by racist klansmen.