Evangelists, what would you think of anti-theists knocking on your door?

Question

Asking if you would repent and become un-superstitious?

Bruce, great idea, why don't you tell the atheists and worshipers of false religions about your faith right here on R&S?

Answer 1

I would share the gospel with him/her. I would be eager to engage in an intelligent dialog with anyone about religion, even if they did not agree with me. I can hold my ground. It is easy to do because I know the truth. Even the Bible tells us not to be superstitious, and to be reasonable and logical. If you are an anti-theist you are welcome to come to my door. I can help you out.

Answer 2

Hi, Bajingo. Though your question strikes me as humorous, the antitheists certainly show a fundamentalist streak. They have their atheist dogmas, and they show pathetically little understanding of the meaning of scripture or the history of Judaism and Christianity. Moreover, they keep continually butt into discussions here in R & S to dismiss rather than to answer questions, eager to push their faith in an accidental, meaningless existence.

Frankly, knocking on people's doors seems like an outworn and unproductive tactic in the 21st century. When I am home, I like my privacy, and I think most people feel the same way. Why not tell people about your reasons for faith in public, for example, here in R & S?

Cheers,
Bruce

Answer 3

I'm a Christian and my faith has nothing to do with superstition. However, you make a great point. What if non-believers came door-to-door like Jehovah's Witnesses and Mormon missionaries? Wouldn't that be a twist?

Answer 4

What goes around comes around! They would be forced to buy a Non-Watchtower before closing the door!

Answer 5

good question!!!