Talk:Christianity
[edit] The Oatmeal: How to Suck at your Religion
Go to How to Suck at your Religion to see how Christians can be hypocritical and arrogant (among other things).
Do you make fun of other peoples religious beliefs but get angry when someone even QUESTIONS your own? And here is another one: "Did you get extremely angry when you read this list meanwhile you could not think of an answer or an explaination for anything they said?" CedricDoodlehopper (talk) 19:22, 29 January 2014 (UTC)
[edit] Thoughts
It's really pathetic how people turn atheist just because something bad has happened to them or how crazy some other people in the religion are. Like a certain group of people represent the entire religion like do you not think of the others that act better? Like whatever God that exists HAS to let bad things not happen? You ever think he has his reasons for it? In Christian terms, it's all because of the fall of man when Adam and Eve ate the fruit, and people continuing to do sinful things and turn away from God. They think they can do without him so he doesn't give them his blessing. He doesn't feel the need to get involved in every little thing that happens and avoid every bad thing that comes up and he's eligible to do that. It's his world and he can do whatever he wants and if he feels the need to let it all run loose he can do that. A lot of these bad things actually wake people up and with some people, they're just unlucky. It happens, that's life, deal with it. When you have your own world you can run it however you want to but it doesn't mean some other God has to feel the same way or follow the same thing. Actually leave the religion if you don't find it to be the right one and it having nothing to do with the silly cheap excuses such as "Well bad things happened to me" or "There are some crazy people in it" like that does not hold water at all.--174.25.60.200 (talk) 16:47, 20 April 2015 (UTC)
- "...people turn atheist just because something bad has happened to them or how crazy some other people in the religion are." I think you'll find that most members of this community who identify as atheists have reasons that are more complex, and more rooted in their experience with working rationally with the best evidence available, for their atheism than what you describe. Peace. AgingHippie (talk) 16:59, 20 April 2015 (UTC)