tas8831
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"Christian love."What a long boring post. It's no wonder most people don't respond to your posts.
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"Christian love."What a long boring post. It's no wonder most people don't respond to your posts.
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Typical "Christian."Is that really saying much though? I mean, I don't know you that well.
Some of the worst behavior that I’ve seen here has not been from atheists. Some of the best behavior that I’ve seen has been from atheists. I see love going both ways, and hatefulness going both ways. I’ve seen a few on both sides openly admitting, even bragging, that they consciously, intentionally try to hurt people across the divide, and getting likes and approval for that from their side. I don’t say that one side is better or worse than the other. I’m not keeping score. I wouldn’t know how even if I wanted to. Which would be better, 3 apples, 2 lemons, 7 tomatoes and 4 marbles; or 2 oranges, 5 lemons, 6 tomatoes and a basketball?I know some people have been members for years, so maybe you don't recall the true reason you signed in to RF the first time. But if you recall it, Why did you choose RF? And how do you feel about RF today? In my case, I signed in because I was in a mood of searching and when seeing RF discussion from the outside it looked really good. But now a little over a year since I become a member I wonder why I bothered in the first place. In one year the RF has declined a lot in what we discuss and how the discussion goes.
And of course, there is the question that been lingering for some time. Why do aggressive Atheists sign in to a religious forum? I don't mind atheists in general, and I respect you're disbelieve, but why choose a religious forum to discuss? Maybe I am wrong, but it almost seems like you trying to tear apart spiritual people and make them suffer???? I do not understand this. Should Spiritual people respect the Atheists but not be respected back??
I have a different view of the RF forum now then since i wrote this OP, I was taking things that happened to serious/personal, and I realized that that was a huge mistake of me.Some of the worst behavior that I’ve seen here has not been from atheists. Some of the best behavior that I’ve seen has been from atheists. I see love going both ways, and hatefulness going both ways. I’ve seen a few on both sides openly admitting, even bragging, that they consciously, intentionally try to hurt people across the divide, and getting likes and approval for that from their side. I don’t say that one side is better or worse than the other. I’m not keeping score.
Why do aggressive Atheists sign in to a religious forum? I don't mind atheists in general, and I respect you're disbelieve, but why choose a religious forum to discuss? Maybe I am wrong, but it almost seems like you trying to tear apart spiritual people and make them suffer???? I do not understand this. Should Spiritual people respect the Atheists but not be respected back??
I do not fear atheists i don't fear i am wrong in my own path. But, i was wrong in making to strong arrguments against them.I believe any such attempt to tear someone's values down, in any setting, stems from a subconscious fear of being wrong. When you see someone else living a different life, it's like they are saying you're living your life wrong.
As individuals we need to believe that the life we are leading is the right way. Otherwise, what are we doing?
I do not fear atheists i don't fear i am wrong in my own path. But, i was wrong in making to strong arrguments against them.
It's more a subconscious fear I speak of, not a palpable one. Of course I do not fear anyone or their belief, but, sometimes, when I see someone doing something different to how I live my life I feel the tug of judgment coming on. I can only attribute that judgmental feeling to a defense mechanism of sorts, one which defends against a threat challenging my very identity.
It's as if there is an internal battle within me between two voices, "I'm on the right path, why aren't you?" and "Am I actually on the right path?"
If you feel none of this insecurity then I envy you, friend.
I do not fear atheists i don't fear i am wrong in my own path. But, i was wrong in making to strong arrguments against them.