Rejected
Under Reconstruction
Did anybody watch 30 days last night?
It was about an atheist who went to live with a non-denom Christian family for 30 days and see what would happen.
The atheist who went was a woman, mother of 4 and former Christian. It was funny to me that the people who she went to live with automatically assumed that she knew nothing about the Christian religion. The husband of the Christian family seemed very agitated/threatened/angered by the beliefs of the atheist woman. He couldn't understand how morals and ethics could exist in a family without the presence of religion.
The atheist took the Christian parents to a meeting of organized atheist who related to him some of the bias and bigotry suffered upon them by Christians. The man cited some scripture, and did a decent job, saying that "the Bible tells us to love our neighbor, not our Christian neighbor."
But then one of the atheists asked him a hypothetical question about how he would feel if the US currency said "there is no God" instead of "in God we trust" and the Christian man got visibly irritated and defensive, finally saying that if they didn't like it they (the atheists) should leave.
I was just wondering if anyone else saw the program and had any thoughts.
It was about an atheist who went to live with a non-denom Christian family for 30 days and see what would happen.
The atheist who went was a woman, mother of 4 and former Christian. It was funny to me that the people who she went to live with automatically assumed that she knew nothing about the Christian religion. The husband of the Christian family seemed very agitated/threatened/angered by the beliefs of the atheist woman. He couldn't understand how morals and ethics could exist in a family without the presence of religion.
The atheist took the Christian parents to a meeting of organized atheist who related to him some of the bias and bigotry suffered upon them by Christians. The man cited some scripture, and did a decent job, saying that "the Bible tells us to love our neighbor, not our Christian neighbor."
But then one of the atheists asked him a hypothetical question about how he would feel if the US currency said "there is no God" instead of "in God we trust" and the Christian man got visibly irritated and defensive, finally saying that if they didn't like it they (the atheists) should leave.
I was just wondering if anyone else saw the program and had any thoughts.