5 hours ago, Tourist2 said:

Jews hate God.

I think they are taught to hate Christianity because they are competing for the same "holy land" ie Jerusalem.

2 hours ago, save the frogs said:

I think they are taught to hate Christianity because they are competing for the same "holy land" ie Jerusalem.

Ever read the Gospel of John?

Who was taught to hate who?

The thing about Christian proselytizers and evangelists is that they are taught that if they are argued with or scorned it proves that they are right.

"Suffering for the gospel is the hardship, rejection, or persecution that Christians experience because they follow and share the message of Jesus Christ. [1, 2]"

from Google search for "Suffering for the gospel".

So in general there is no point in arguing with them as it only makes them more certain, although it is tempting.

The very first post brings up an interesting point by implication.

Let's say you believe in Christianity and its teachings?

Why not Buddhism or Hinduism?

Isn't just an accident of where you were born?

As a lot of atheists say, there are many gods, I just believe in one less god than you do.

1 hour ago, cdemundo said:

Ever read the Gospel of John?

Who was taught to hate who?

No I haven't picked up a Bible since I don't remember when.

But we need to put these books down. They were meant for people at the time 2000 years ago.

Edited yesterday at 03:15 AM1 day by save the frogs

1 hour ago, cdemundo said:

So in general there is no point in arguing with them as it only makes them more certain, although it is tempting.

It's cleverly built into the system by design to keep them from doubting what they are doing.

Because whoever invented this game of converting people understood that they would be met with a lot of resistance from people.

The Jehovahs had no right to knock on the doors of our homes when I was growing up. That should have been made illegal with fines handed out. And they kept coming back relentlessly no matter how often we slammed the door in their faces.

2 hours ago, cdemundo said:

The thing about Christian proselytizers and evangelists is that they are taught that if they are argued with or scorned it proves that they are right.

They are doing the most damage.

Because everyone is tired of the spiel and they are blocking out further conversation and exploration and curiosity.

On 9/18/2026 at 3:21 AM, scubascuba3 said:

Amusing that all religious people think their religion is the one

Amazing how US Americans don't know there's other religions. Ignorant lot. I wish they would give over on their claims to always be praying for others.

14 minutes ago, save the frogs said:

They are doing the most damage.

Because everyone is tired of the spiel and they are blocking out further conversation and exploration and curiosity.

Have you ever thought, if there is a God, that those who are spreading the word are actually doing something to put people on the right track towards going to heaven, and that it's the most important thing anyone can do on earth?

There is no "brainwashing" that's going to hurt another's life in this regard, seeing adults can still make up their own minds when the brain is mature in the 20's, because if there isn't a God, what do you lose? You likely are living a more moral and kind towards others lifestyle, from fear of not going to heaven, along with the hope that heaven is a much better place than this earth, which is certainly would be.

Take away those who use religions for harm, and just keep the peaceful parts. No damage is done teaching about God, no matter what the outcome, because following God's laws makes you a decent person who treats others well.

12 minutes ago, scorecard said:

Amazing how US Americans don't know there's other religions. Ignorant lot. I wish they would give over on their claims to always be praying for others.

It seems you're another one who only knows a couple of Americans, likely ones here that are heavy drinkers, and not the other millions that are in America. All of us are getting better schooling than most anywhere, with history being a huge subject, so the ignorant ones are those, like SE Asian schools, along with others unknown, which aren't teaching world history like the west does.

I knew all about other religions before I went to school, as did everyone else I knew, as our parents actually were parents who taught us about life, before the schools further educated us.

If you take away the assumptions people make about other countries, along with the prejudice which usually goes along with it, all that's left are the ignorants who practice those two, and people get along better.

5 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

Take away those who use religions for harm, and just keep the peaceful parts. No damage is done teaching about God, no matter what the outcome, because following God's laws makes you a decent person who treats others well.

No, damage is done.

I already gave an example.

Although it is an extreme example, it still shows that your belief system is completely stupid and damaging.

There is a former mafia guy on Youtube. Now he claims he has found Jesus and he's preaching on his channel. After having murdered who knows how many people.

It doesn't work like that.

Your belief system is completely stupid and damaging.

Edited yesterday at 03:58 AM1 day by save the frogs

9 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

Have you ever thought, if there is a God, that those who are spreading the word are actually doing something to put people on the right track towards going to heaven, and that it's the most important thing anyone can do on earth?

There is no "brainwashing" that's going to hurt another's life in this regard, seeing adults can still make up their own minds when the brain is mature in the 20's, because if there isn't a God, what do you lose? You likely are living a more moral and kind towards others lifestyle, from fear of not going to heaven, along with the hope that heaven is a much better place than this earth, which is certainly would be.

Take away those who use religions for harm, and just keep the peaceful parts. No damage is done teaching about God, no matter what the outcome, because following God's laws makes you a decent person who treats others well.

There is no heaven. Made up story to attract people to the scam religion.

8 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

It seems you're another one who only knows a couple of Americans, likely ones here that are heavy drinkers, and not the other millions that are in America. All of us are getting better schooling than most anywhere, with history being a huge subject, so the ignorant ones are those, like SE Asian schools, along with others unknown, which aren't teaching world history like the west does.

I knew all about other religions before I went to school, as did everyone else I knew, as our parents actually were parents who taught us about life, before the schools further educated us.

If you take away the assumptions people make about other countries, along with the prejudice which usually goes along with it, all that's left are the ignorants who practice those two, and people get along better.

America ranks 8th for education. Top 3 are Singapore, Japan and South Korea.

5 minutes ago, save the frogs said:

No, damage is done.

I already gave an example.

Although it is an extreme example, it still shows that your belief system is completely stupid and damaging.

There is a former mafia guy on Youtube. Now he claims he has found Jesus and he's preaching on his channel. After having murdered who knows how many people.

It doesn't work like that.

Your belief system is completely stupid and damaging.

How is my belief system damaging if people follow God's laws? You can't take a few videos from loose cannons and label all believers that way. There are countless Buddhists, Muslims, Hindus and Atheists that rape, murder and kill others, daily, and some use their own religions as a reason, which it never is. I've never intentionally hurt anyone, and neither has any of my children, family or friends, and they're all Christians. God's ways aren't harmful in any way. they practice love. Look at Jesus' teachings, which are easy to find, and you'll see why he was here. Core Teachings of Jesus

• Love for God and Neighbors: Jesus called this the greatest commandment, stating that all moral duty sums up in loving God with all one's heart and loving one's neighbor—even enemies—as oneself. 

  www.churchofjesuschrist.org +2

• The Kingdom of God: He announced that God's reign was active, calling people to turn away from wrong actions, change their hearts, and live by heavenly values. 

  Discipleship.org +2

• The Golden Rule: He taught a simple rule for human interaction: treat other people the exact way you want them to treat you. 

  www.churchofjesuschrist.org +1

• Forgiveness: He urged people to forgive others repeatedly, warning that receiving God's forgiveness requires forgiving those who do wrong to you. 

  LinkedIn +1

• Humility and Mercy: He praised the meek, the merciful, and the poor in spirit, teaching that true greatness comes from serving others rather than seeking status. 

  YouTube·Seeds of purity +2

• Spiritual Focus Over Wealth: He warned that people cannot serve both God and money, advising followers not to worry about material possessions but to trust in God's provision. 

• All religions have their share of violence when they are twisted for power and control. Historical and modern data suggest that religion is frequently intertwined with—or secondary to—ethnic, territorial, and nationalist political goals.While some traditions emphasize strict pacifism—such as Jainism—nearly all major global traditions have experienced periods where institutions or extremist factions used sacred texts or authority to justify force.

• Nothing to do with damaging anyone. IF practiced as Jesus taught.

Edited yesterday at 04:12 AM1 day by fredwiggy

The data says Christians in America commit the most crimes lol

• Christians: Make up the vast majority of the prison population. According to estimates from the Pew Research Center, roughly 60% to 70% of US prison inmates identify with a Christian tradition (primarily Protestantism and Catholicism).

• Atheists / Unaffiliated: Explicitly self-identified atheists make up a very small fraction of the prison population—often under 1% in Federal Bureau of Prisons data.

Fred,

You get the last word.

2 minutes ago, khaosokman said:

I proved him wrong again. Too bad he does no research on anything. Not even his own faith and country.

Did you ever watch the movie Thank You For Smoking?

It's impossible to "win an argument".

Your opponent can just keep dancing around your arguments forever. That's how they convinced people to keep smoking.

Edited yesterday at 04:21 AM1 day by save the frogs

4 minutes ago, save the frogs said:

Fred,

You get the last word.

Okay. But a few more than one word if that's okay.

Like he said, I proved him wrong once again, meaning maintaining the 100% I've proven him wrong. He keeps trolling with things he knows little about, just trying to prove others wrong with AI, where there is no proof about God one way or another, besides looking at creation and knowing it's not from anything besides a creator with a plan.

I actually have stored knowledge from 70 years because I had good teachers, while it's obvious he was failed and needs to troll and resort to googling for things he doesn't know.

Too dense to realize that the prison population is higher in Christians because Christians are the highest population in America. Christians make up the majority of the U.S. prison population largely because Christianity is the largest religious group in the general American population.

There is also this,There is a difference between “identified” Christians and Practicing Christians (or Jews, or Muslims or whatever)

Criminologists note that crime rates are heavily influenced by factors like poverty, age distribution, urbanization, and local legal systems—not religious doctrine. Where prison populations or localized data are studied, researchers emphasize that social and economic disadvantages are the primary drivers of crime, rather than religious identity

Understanding the Numbers

• Absolute Numbers: When a country's population is mostly Christian, the raw numbers of arrests and incarcerations will naturally skew Christian.

• Proportions vs. Population: According to data from sources like the Pew Research Center, about two-thirds of state prison inmates identify as Christian, which roughly mirrors general demographic trends, though certain groups show distinct statistical variances.100% and counting.

• I guess his last warning about baiting and trolling wasn't heeded.

Edited yesterday at 04:32 AM1 day by fredwiggy

16 minutes ago, save the frogs said:

Did you ever watch the movie Thank You For Smoking?

It's impossible to "win an argument".

Your opponent can just keep dancing around your arguments forever. That's how they convinced people to keep smoking.

Yep I know. You said it best. Good movie btw

Edited yesterday at 04:44 AM1 day by khaosokman

Basic math

Pew says 4 to 5% of Americans are atheist. Less than 1% of prisoners are in jail.

Christians - 2/3 of the population and 2/3 of inmates.

So Christians are 5 times more likely to go to jail.

1 hour ago, fredwiggy said:

It seems you're another one who only knows a couple of Americans, likely ones here that are heavy drinkers, and not the other millions that are in America. All of us are getting better schooling than most anywhere, with history being a huge subject, so the ignorant ones are those, like SE Asian schools, along with others unknown, which aren't teaching world history like the west does.

I knew all about other religions before I went to school, as did everyone else I knew, as our parents actually were parents who taught us about life, before the schools further educated us.

If you take away the assumptions people make about other countries, along with the prejudice which usually goes along with it, all that's left are the ignorants who practice those two, and people get along better.

We had 'RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION (1 hr oce a week) in prim'ry and hi sch. Kids decided which 'brand' to attend. parents not involved.

Most kids which room to attend based on best handful of confectionary was handed out on arrival at the room with further handout when kids departed after the one hr.

The i hr lesson (35-40 min given the time wasted) was given by a local priest (a local RC school father which provided the teacher), a local minister if it was a religion like Methodist.

The onlt religion which DIDN'T hand out candy etc., was the Salvation Army and that room had the biggest attendance.

Just now, scorecard said:

We had 'RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION (1 hr oce a week) in prim'ry and hi sch. Kids decided which 'brand' to attend. parents not involved.

Most kids which room to attend based on best handful of confectionary was handed out on arrival at the room with further handout when kids departed after the one hr.

The i hr lesson (35-40 min given the time wasted) was given by a local priest (a local RC school father which provided the teacher), a local minister if it was a religion like Methodist.

The onlt religion which DIDN'T hand out candy etc., was the Salvation Army and that room had the biggest attendance.

Further... "All of us are getting better schooling than most anywhere, with history being a huge subject, so the ignorant ones are those, like SE Asian schools, along with others unknown, which aren't teaching world history like the west does."

You claim that American education is high quality and most education in S.E.Asia is poor quality. Do some further / recent checking - you comment is not true / not correct. In the last several years there's been enormous criticism (in the US) about the poor quality of education in the US.

1 hour ago, fredwiggy said:

Okay. But a few more than one word if that's okay.

Like he said, I proved him wrong once again, meaning maintaining the 100% I've proven him wrong. He keeps trolling with things he knows little about, just trying to prove others wrong with AI, where there is no proof about God one way or another, besides looking at creation and knowing it's not from anything besides a creator with a plan.

I actually have stored knowledge from 70 years because I had good teachers, while it's obvious he was failed and needs to troll and resort to googling for things he doesn't know.

Too dense to realize that the prison population is higher in Christians because Christians are the highest population in America. Christians make up the majority of the U.S. prison population largely because Christianity is the largest religious group in the general American population.

There is also this,There is a difference between “identified” Christians and Practicing Christians (or Jews, or Muslims or whatever)

Criminologists note that crime rates are heavily influenced by factors like poverty, age distribution, urbanization, and local legal systems—not religious doctrine. Where prison populations or localized data are studied, researchers emphasize that social and economic disadvantages are the primary drivers of crime, rather than religious identity

Understanding the Numbers

• Absolute Numbers: When a country's population is mostly Christian, the raw numbers of arrests and incarcerations will naturally skew Christian.

• Proportions vs. Population: According to data from sources like the Pew Research Center, about two-thirds of state prison inmates identify as Christian, which roughly mirrors general demographic trends, though certain groups show distinct statistical variances.100% and counting.

• I guess his last warning about baiting and trolling wasn't heeded.

"Pew Research Center, about two-thirds of state prison inmates identify as Christian".

"identify as Christians... " I don't buy this. That doesn't mean they are knowledgeable about 'their' religions and it doesn't mean they attend church regularly, in fact in many cases they never attend church.

Further, Many US Americans (prisoners and not prisoners) have no knowledge / close to no knowledge of the teachings / history of the only religion they have ever hear of 'Christian'. When asked 'what is your religion' they give an auto response of 'christian'.

11 minutes ago, scorecard said:

"Pew Research Center, about two-thirds of state prison inmates identify as Christian".

"identify as Christians... " I don't buy this. That doesn't mean they are knowledgeable about 'their' religions and it doesn't mean they attend church regularly, in fact in many cases they never attend church.

Further, Many US Americans (prisoners and not prisoners) have no knowledge / close to no knowledge of the teachings / history of the only religion they have ever hear of 'Christian'. When asked 'what is your religion' they give an auto response of 'christian'.

Identifying as a Christian means that's what you said when you're registered in the prison. It has no bearing on how involved they are in Christianity.

Again you have no idea what Americans do if you only know a few, let alone the almost 350 million living there.

America is all countries in one place, which means every race, creed and nationality. Not attending church regularly doesn't mean you aren't practicing any particular religion. It just means you aren't attending church.

I know quite a lot about the UK even though I haven't yet visited it, but I wouldn't pretend to know much about it's citizens besides the ones I've known in my life, which might number a few hundred but it's but a fraction of all UK citizens both there and in the US.

18 minutes ago, scorecard said:

"Pew Research Center, about two-thirds of state prison inmates identify as Christian".

"identify as Christians... " I don't buy this. That doesn't mean they are knowledgeable about 'their' religions and it doesn't mean they attend church regularly, in fact in many cases they never attend church.

Further, Many US Americans (prisoners and not prisoners) have no knowledge / close to no knowledge of the teachings / history of the only religion they have ever hear of 'Christian'. When asked 'what is your religion' they give an auto response of 'christian'.

They normally adopt the parents religion.

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57 minutes ago, scorecard said:

Further... "All of us are getting better schooling than most anywhere, with history being a huge subject, so the ignorant ones are those, like SE Asian schools, along with others unknown, which aren't teaching world history like the west does."

You claim that American education is high quality and most education in S.E.Asia is poor quality. Do some further / recent checking - you comment is not true / not correct. In the last several years there's been enormous criticism (in the US) about the poor quality of education in the US.

Education isn't bad in the US but the generation's dedications have decreased. There are excellent schools all over, rated high. The same schools my children went to are still rated high in Texas, along with the ones I went to back in New Jersey.

Most schools in Thailand don't compare to the average ones in the west. This is mirrored by a good friend here, a school owner, English school, who was trained in English in America. Him and his wife have been in the Thai school system over 50 years, and his words are for me to get my daughter into an American school as soon as possible, as he's well aware of the quality there and here.

He is well known all over Thailand and has been involved as a teacher in many Thai schools. The International schools here aren't bad, but there are many foreigners that send their children to the west for schooling, and most never return. One other thing in local schools here is the fact a large percentage of girls here are molested in Thai schools before they leave them. Research on any schools is readily available online.

4 hours ago, save the frogs said:

No I haven't picked up a Bible since I don't remember when.

But we need to put these books down. They were meant for people at the time 2000 years ago.

Sez you anyway, but the book does not mention it.

3 hours ago, khaosokman said:

Made up story

6 hours ago, cdemundo said:

you believe in Christianity and its teachings?

19 hours ago, Acharn said:

why does the Universe need a creator?

21 hours ago, cjinchiangrai said:

evidence to debunk your claims.

Alright, look. Atheism is the ultimate midwit cope.

It’s the guy who watched a Carl Sagan documentary once, read half a Reddit thread, and decided the entire universe is just a big accident that somehow produced him so he can sit on Aseannow and feel superior while his life falls apart.

You really believe nothing exploded into everything, then nothing arranged itself into DNA, then nothing decided to care about justice, beauty, and whether your kids turn out okay?

That’s not skepticism.

That’s LARPing as the smartest guy in the room while outsourcing all the hard questions to “muh science” that still can’t tell you why there’s something rather than nothing.

Every atheist I’ve ever met eventually does the same dance.

They say “there’s no evidence for God,” then they demand evidence that meets their private little laboratory rules that they made up after the fact.

Meanwhile the universe is screaming design at them.

Fine-tuning constants that if they wiggle a tiny bit, no stars, no chemistry, no you.

Irreducible complexity in cells that look like factories.

Consciousness that isn’t just meat firing electricity.

And they go “well… it just happened.”

- That’s not an argument.

That’s a shrug with a superiority complex.

And morality? Don’t even start.

Atheists love to lecture everybody about “human rights” and “equality” while standing on a foundation they just denied exists.

If we’re all just clever apes who got lucky in a meaningless void, then “right and wrong” is just preference.

Your preference against murder is exactly as valid as a psychopath’s preference for it.

You don’t get to smuggle in Christian ethics after you kicked the Author out of the story.

That’s theft.

At least Nietzsche had the balls to admit it and go full abyss.

Most of these guys aren’t brave free-thinkers.

They’re allergic to the idea that they might actually be accountable to Someone higher than their feelings. Mongers were addressed in the Bible so beware.

It’s easier to pretend the sky is empty than to deal with the possibility that the same God who made the stars also has opinions about how you lives!

Pride is the original sin for a reason

You want a real refutation?

Look at the fruit.

Societies that take the “no God, just us” idea seriously don’t become enlightened utopias.

They become depressed, atomized, birth-rate collapsing, porn-brained messes where people medicate the void with SSRIs and fake politics.

Meanwhile the people who actually act like there’s a Creator and a moral order tend to build families, communities, and cathedrals that last.

Funny how that works.

I’m not saying every atheist is a monster.

Some of them are just lost and repeating the same script they heard in college.

But the ideology itself is a dead end.

It’s the intellectual equivalent of declaring yourself an orphan while standing in your father’s house eating his food.

At some point you either admit the house has an Owner… or you keep yelling into the empty rooms like it makes you profound.

That’s it.

1 minute ago, Tourist2 said:

Alright, look. Atheism is the ultimate midwit cope.

It’s the guy who watched a Carl Sagan documentary once, read half a Reddit thread, and decided the entire universe is just a big accident that somehow produced him so he can sit on Aseannow and feel superior while his life falls apart.

You really believe nothing exploded into everything, then nothing arranged itself into DNA, then nothing decided to care about justice, beauty, and whether your kids turn out okay?

That’s not skepticism.

That’s LARPing as the smartest guy in the room while outsourcing all the hard questions to “muh science” that still can’t tell you why there’s something rather than nothing.

Every atheist I’ve ever met eventually does the same dance.

They say “there’s no evidence for God,” then they demand evidence that meets their private little laboratory rules that they made up after the fact.

Meanwhile the universe is screaming design at them.

Fine-tuning constants that if they wiggle a tiny bit, no stars, no chemistry, no you.

Irreducible complexity in cells that look like factories.

Consciousness that isn’t just meat firing electricity.

And they go “well… it just happened.”

- That’s not an argument.

That’s a shrug with a superiority complex.

And morality? Don’t even start.

Atheists love to lecture everybody about “human rights” and “equality” while standing on a foundation they just denied exists.

If we’re all just clever apes who got lucky in a meaningless void, then “right and wrong” is just preference.

Your preference against murder is exactly as valid as a psychopath’s preference for it.

You don’t get to smuggle in Christian ethics after you kicked the Author out of the story.

That’s theft.

At least Nietzsche had the balls to admit it and go full abyss.

Most of these guys aren’t brave free-thinkers.

They’re allergic to the idea that they might actually be accountable to Someone higher than their feelings. Mongers were addressed in the Bible so beware.

It’s easier to pretend the sky is empty than to deal with the possibility that the same God who made the stars also has opinions about how you lives!

Pride is the original sin for a reason

You want a real refutation?

Look at the fruit.

Societies that take the “no God, just us” idea seriously don’t become enlightened utopias.

They become depressed, atomized, birth-rate collapsing, porn-brained messes where people medicate the void with SSRIs and fake politics.

Meanwhile the people who actually act like there’s a Creator and a moral order tend to build families, communities, and cathedrals that last.

Funny how that works.

I’m not saying every atheist is a monster.

Some of them are just lost and repeating the same script they heard in college.

But the ideology itself is a dead end.

It’s the intellectual equivalent of declaring yourself an orphan while standing in your father’s house eating his food.

At some point you either admit the house has an Owner… or you keep yelling into the empty rooms like it makes you profound.

That’s it.

You believe in a magic sky fairy who created himself. You have not seen him. You have no explanation why he allows murders and wars. But if you say nice things to him you go to heaven to meet Jimi Hendrix and Elvis.

Good luck!

Just now, khaosokman said:

You believe in a magic sky fairy who created himself. You have not seen him. You have no explanation why he allows murders and wars. But if you say nice things to him you go to heaven to meet Jimi Hendrix and Elvis.

Good luck!

Alright, look. Atheism is the ultimate midwit cope.

It’s the guy who watched a Carl Sagan documentary once, read half a Reddit thread, and decided the entire universe is just a big accident that somehow produced him so he can sit on Aseannow and feel superior while his life falls apart.

You really believe nothing exploded into everything, then nothing arranged itself into DNA, then nothing decided to care about justice, beauty, and whether your kids turn out okay?

That’s not skepticism.

That’s LARPing as the smartest guy in the room while outsourcing all the hard questions to “muh science” that still can’t tell you why there’s something rather than nothing.

Every atheist I’ve ever met eventually does the same dance.

They say “there’s no evidence for God,” then they demand evidence that meets their private little laboratory rules that they made up after the fact.

Meanwhile the universe is screaming design at them.

Fine-tuning constants that if they wiggle a tiny bit, no stars, no chemistry, no you.

Irreducible complexity in cells that look like factories.

Consciousness that isn’t just meat firing electricity.

And they go “well… it just happened.”

- That’s not an argument.

That’s a shrug with a superiority complex.

And morality? Don’t even start.

Atheists love to lecture everybody about “human rights” and “equality” while standing on a foundation they just denied exists.

If we’re all just clever apes who got lucky in a meaningless void, then “right and wrong” is just preference.

Your preference against murder is exactly as valid as a psychopath’s preference for it.

You don’t get to smuggle in Christian ethics after you kicked the Author out of the story.

That’s theft.

At least Nietzsche had the balls to admit it and go full abyss.

Most of these guys aren’t brave free-thinkers.

They’re allergic to the idea that they might actually be accountable to Someone higher than their feelings. Mongers were addressed in the Bible so beware.

It’s easier to pretend the sky is empty than to deal with the possibility that the same God who made the stars also has opinions about how you lives!

Pride is the original sin for a reason

You want a real refutation?

Look at the fruit.

Societies that take the “no God, just us” idea seriously don’t become enlightened utopias.

They become depressed, atomized, birth-rate collapsing, porn-brained messes where people medicate the void with SSRIs and fake politics.

Meanwhile the people who actually act like there’s a Creator and a moral order tend to build families, communities, and cathedrals that last.

Funny how that works.

I’m not saying every atheist is a monster.

Some of them are just lost and repeating the same script they heard in college.

But the ideology itself is a dead end.

It’s the intellectual equivalent of declaring yourself an orphan while standing in your father’s house eating his food.

At some point you either admit the house has an Owner… or you keep yelling into the empty rooms like it makes you profound.

That’s it.

You believe in a magic sky fairy who created himself. You have not seen him. You have no explanation why he allows murders and wars. But if you say nice things to him you go to heaven to meet Jimi Hendrix and Elvis.

Good luck!