Atheists: If I told you I was a Christian, would you...?

Question

A: Point at me and laugh your a** off, without knowing me?

B: Point at me, laugh your a** off, then ask me, "How did you come to that conclusion?"

C: Ignore me, then look down on me.

D: Hock a loogie on my forehead.

E: Have a civil conversation with me, then come to the realization that not all of us are damning you to Hell or thinking we're better than you?

Who knows, you just might wanna invite me over for some beer.

Have a great weekend!! :)

Edit: they wanted to put this in Lesbian, Gay, Bizexual and Transgendered lol...

I meant Bisexual...

Robin: Corona?! Sheesh, you might as well offer me Miller Chill!! :(. No thanks, I'll have a Sprite. You don't have any Coors Light or anything?

Answer 1

Well I would say E, but I already know that not all Christians think they are better than me or are condemning me to Hell (although there are days I am sure hubby is tempted to).
I'd make you a quad shot espresso because I don't have any beer.

I'd also hug you because that's what I generally do upon meeting new people so (((consentpete))).

Answer 2

I am not an Atheist, but I am not a Christian.

I am sorry to see that you are so bitter/tense. 4 not nice choices and only one nice choice. Maybe you really do need that beer!

ADD: How about some other choices:
F: Not discuss religion with you and therefore avoid offending your delicate sensibilities.

"Don't ask, don't tell" is the safest thing to do until you know someone better. Some people regardless of religion or ideology become very rude if you do not share their beliefs.

Answer 3

I don't look down on anyone because of what they believe. I lose respect for people that have no tolerance of other peoples beliefs. If a Christian thinks that I am going to hell for my beliefs, I just wish they would keep it to themselves.

So I chose E. But all I have in the frig now is Corona. Want one?

Answer 4

C. Ignore me, then look down on me.

I'm not a big fan of people who introduce themselves to others by their religion.

If I already knew you and it came up, that would be an E. The Octoberfests are available.


I guess the concept of being hated for what you are fits with LGBT.

Answer 5

E: I treat everyone the same until they show they are a fool or filled with hatred.

I'm an atheist. My best friend is a very devout Pentacostal Christian. We have far more in common than that one difference and it's never impeded our friendship. My mother considers him to be another son of hers.

Answer 6

properly we Christians shouldn't attack i've got self assurance that we could desire to act a undeniable way, in a manner that brings Glory n Honor to GOD, if we combat decrease back we r no diverse than them. The bible says that we could desire to consistently be quickly to hearken to slow to communicate and slow to get offended. they are asserting something we don't love we answer GOD bless u or forgive them father, for that's what JESUS could do and quite did. GOD bless

Answer 7

I'd wonder why you just told me you were a Christian when I probably didn't ask. Then I'd have a civil conversation with you if, and only if, you had something interesting to talk about.

Answer 8

E: i have come to the realization that not all christians are trying to damn me to hell. I have had many civil conversaions christans including many about religion

however there are some christians that i know that wont talk to me anymore because i am atheist

Answer 9

E. A lot of my closest friends are Christian. Heck, my mother's a Christian, and she never damned me to Hell. I've got nothing against most of you. Except for a few nutcases, you're just people like everyone else.

Answer 10

I have several acquaintances who are Christians, and to a person I find I have slightly less respect for them than I would otherwise. Believing that kind of drivel is automatically indicative of some form of conditioning and/or intellectual failure. I can have a conversation with them, but they get lost easily.