[Godfly]

Re: Hello! I'm a misfit and I hate God.

Exactly. They came to this land to practice the religion they wanted.

They came to this land not to "practice" religion, but to get it right. You got it wrong even though this is an open book test. Open the KVJ BIBLE before you type one more ignorant word.

[Redeemed Papist]

Re: Hello! I'm a misfit and I hate God.

I was raised Christian and I believed Christian beliefs until around age 14, where I was told there was no proof of God and that people just believe in him. At this point, I started to question his existence. This is when I read the Bible. THAT changed me to undoubted atheism. If What everything everyone on this thread was true, 'God' would have kept me on his path.

2 Thessalonians 2:11,12 And for this cause God shall send them strong delusion, that they should believe a lie: That they all might be damned who believed not the truth, but had pleasure in unrighteousness.

[AtheistZer]

Re: Hello! I'm a misfit and I hate God.

See? That's the mind sickness.

I was raised Christian and I believed Christian beliefs until around age 14, where I was told there was no proof of God and that people just believe in him. At this point, I started to question his existence. This is when I read the Bible. THAT changed me to undoubted atheism. If What everything everyone on this thread was true, 'God' would have kept me on his path.

[Redeemed Papist]

Re: Hello! I'm a misfit and I hate God.

I don't HATE God. I just simply don't believe in him.

And we should care because...

Do you think you are the first kiddie we had in here all proud because he had some thoughts that tell him God doesn't exist? Hell bound trash like you are ten a penny. What effect do you think you are having? Do you think you will do anything more than strengthen our resolve by ranting on at us? Go and play in the road, boy.

[AtheistZer]

Re: Hello! I'm a misfit and I hate God.

As you well know, the Founding Fathers left England in 1620 in search of a land where they could practice Christianity in peace.

Exactly. They came to this land to practice the religion they wanted.

[Mary Etheldreda]

Re: Hello! I'm a misfit and I hate God.

I don't HATE God. I just simply don't believe in him.

Son, Jesus was hit, spit upon, whipped, mocked, ridiculed, stripped nekkid, and died for a whole entire long weekend for your sins! You KNOW this! The ONLY way you can walk away from that kind of kindness is if you hate Him with every fiber of your being. How could you feel that way towards the only one who can save your eternal soul from everlasting torture?

I just don't understand you atheists. I try, but I just don't.

[Deaner]

Re: Hello! I'm a misfit and I hate God.

I don't HATE God. I just simply don't believe in him.

See? That's the mind sickness.

[AtheistZer]

Re: Hello! I'm a misfit and I hate God.

Because your hatred for God is quite obvious, and your idiocy is also apparent.

Hope that helps.

I don't HATE God. I just simply don't believe in him.

[Deaner]

Re: Hello! I'm a misfit and I hate God.

Hello! I will not say my name because I prefer to keep it controversial. I am an atheist, but I think that's okay because I heard Christians are very tolerant and supportive of others' beliefs. I will tell you more about myself as you ask.

You come to a Chrisitan forum claiming to be an atheist and you don't want it to be controversial?

Well, I'll try...

I drag atheists behind my truck just to get the smell out of town.

And where did you hear that Landover Bapitst church is tolerant of people who say the earth began approx. 6 billion years ago and that Christ is retarded?

Friend, do you have a brain in your head? Do you not say how your walk away from our Sweet Baby Jesus has already started to give you the mind sickness?? This is dangerous friend,

[Dr. Ernest C. Ville, D.C.S.]

Re: Hello! I'm a misfit and I hate God.

I'm not Christian, so this doesn't speak to me. Also, this is America, where people are free to practice (or not practice) any religion we want. This right is given to us by the first amendment of the Bill of Rights.

I think you're interpreting the text of the law rather than the spirit of the law. As you well know, the Founding Fathers left England in 1620 in search of a land where they could practice Christianity in peace. After traipsing around Europe for a few years (Holland, England), they decided to strike out for the New World, where they arrived in Plymouth, MA after a long journey. When they drew up the Constitution a few years later, they specifically wrote articles to defend their right to practice Christianity. Unfortunately the drafts in which they specifically mentioned Christianity as the religion that they were free to practice (personally I blame the Free Masons, but it hasn't yet been conclusively proven). Ever since then, conservative Christians have been trying to get this oversight corrected, but we've found a tremendous amount of pushback. But with your vote in November, Romney & Ryan can take back the White House and fix that little detail!

[LaQrundrellia]

Re: Hello! I'm a misfit and I hate God.

Hello Doris,

I just want to remind you that this isn't America. It is a website on the internet. Anyone with an IP address and a local DSL connection to their ISP can dial in from anywhere in the free world.

We a beacon of light to persecuted Christians everywhere.

Now tell us why you hate Jesus and why you are so embittered and self-contradictory?

We are, after all, One Nation UNDER God, am I not correct?

Yours in His Eternal Love,

LaQrundrellia

[Mary Etheldreda]

Re: Hello! I'm a misfit and I hate God.

My name isn't Doris. I don't know why everyone proceeds to call me that.

Also, since I can post only once per five minutes, why was the subject changed from "Introduction" to "Hello! I'm a misfit and I hate God."?

Because your hatred for God is quite obvious, and your idiocy is also apparent.

Hope that helps.

[Rev. M. Rodimer]

Re: Hello! I'm a misfit and I hate God.

My name isn't Doris. I don't know why everyone proceeds to call me that.

If you bothered to read the responses to your rude "introduction", you'd know.

Well since you won't tell us your name I will call you Doris.

Your name isn't "Bob", either. So, we shall call you Doris.

Also, since I can post only once per five minutes, why was the subject changed from "Introduction" to "Hello! I'm a misfit and I hate God."?

What does your ability to post only every five minutes have to do with the change of the subject to something which helps us understand who you are, Doris?

Are you sure English is your first language?

[AtheistZer]

Re: Hello! I'm a misfit and I hate God.

Hello Doris!

I hope you aren't named after that deranged whore Doris Day.



Yours in Christ,

Z. Smyth

My name isn't Doris. I don't know why everyone proceeds to call me that.

Also, since I can post only once per five minutes, why was the subject changed from "Introduction" to "Hello! I'm a misfit and I hate God."?

[Rev. M. Rodimer]

Re: Hello! I'm a misfit and I hate God.

Now, Doris, what would be controversial about your name? Why do you think we care?

Many people prefer to keep their names controversial on the internet.

Could you define "controversial"? I'm not sure you understand what it means.

Is English your first language?

Since you've obviously never read the Bible, you're clearly unaware that God directs us to separate ourselves from nonbelievers like you. You're also unaware that God hates sinners like you.

We atheists know that Christians believe that God hates us. But we don't believe in God, so we don't believe anyone who matters hates us.

Then why are you joining a Christian church's discussion forum?

I'm not Christian, so this doesn't speak to me. Also, this is America, where people are free to practice (or not practice) any religion we want. This right is given to us by the first amendment of the Bill of Rights.

And after Romney-Ryan win the White House, and the Republican Tea Party has control of not just the House but also the Senate, we'll be fixing that little problem.

You see, the Supreme Court can only judge based on the Constitution.

The Congress, and then the states, have the right to amend the Constitution to make Christianity the official religion of the United States of America.

Of course, we'll start small, immediately banning abortion and sodomy. The deportation of atheists will be a couple of years down the road, so you have time to convert.