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In reply to the discussion: There are Christians and then there are Christians. [View all]skepticscott
(13,029 posts)20. Hmmm..let's see now
In one short post you've:
1. Put words in my mouth (I never said that Xstians are "not allowed to share positive values", or that we "should hate them all", only that laying claim to them as "Xstian" values is divisive and unconnected to reality"
2. Insulted me
3. Engaged in laughable intellectual dishonesty ("Where I'm coming from, things are not divisive at all", when just above you stated "some have Xian values and some are fascists"
4. Dodged my direct question: 'Why do you feel the need to claim those values as "Xstian"?'
That's a lot to accomplish in four lines. But it leaves me wondering whether you're still interested in a remotely reality-based discussion.
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"Some of us embrace Xian values..." What. The. Fuck are Christian values?
Humanist_Activist
Sep 2013
#10
Tolerance, loving thy neighbor as thyself, do unto others, caring for the lessfortunate.
Starboard Tack
Sep 2013
#11
Honestly, hearing these things portrayed as "Christian values" to me sounds exactly like...
trotsky
Sep 2013
#16
A cherry picker, indeed I am, if that means discriminating between the good and the rotten fruit.
Starboard Tack
Sep 2013
#32
So basically you are arguing that Christian values don't really exist...
Humanist_Activist
Sep 2013
#43