In article <473c0fce$1@news.povray.org>, tim### [at] comcastnet says...
> I'm not sure about the horses ass, but the
> vehemence of anti-Christian rhetoric lately
> reminds me of the attitude of the Germans
> during the holocaust. "Might as put it,"
> or maybe them, "somewhere that it's out
> of everyone else's way."
> 
> Certainly his article does nothing to
> convince those who disagree. 
> 
Sorry, but seriously, 90% of the country is Christian and about 5% of 
those are currently parading their faith around as justification for 
every stupidity and idiotic idea possible, from wars, to undermining 
science, to you name it. Its not about ***Christians***, its about 
radicals among them that want to redefine the entire universe to conform 
to BS that only a tiny number of them take as being absolute literal 
truth. And its not just non-Cristians calling them on it and putting out 
the so called "rhetoric".

Blindly defending these people because you don't like imaginary attacks 
on Christianity in general isn't going to win you any points. They don't 
think you or anyone else that doesn't ***believe*** in the literal 
genesis story, dares to claim that science or evolution is compatible, 
or has the audacity to claim that their silly BS isn't the literal word 
of God, instead of metaphorical stories, are Christians either. They 
win, everyone loses, and they have people like you convinced that 
pointing at them and laughing is the same thing as attacking Jews during 
WWII (or has anything at all to do with attacks on Christianity in 
general).

I mean they **claim** to represent the majority of people in the 
country... Is your next argument going to be that, because only some 
American Christians fall for this shit, that I am attacking Americans?

BTW: Godwin's law - look it up.

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