Stormbringer's Thunder

Buona sera. On a personal experience, subjective perspective, it is easy to see that atheism is irrational. Just look at what it does to people: Vituperative trolling on the Internet, often under multiple assumed names Fundamentalist jihad replaces rational thought, where hatred of Christians is more important than the logic that they claim to appreciate Basic lack of civility — this makes me wonder if the hate-consumed angry atheists are unemployable, as they spend an inordinate amount of time attacking people on the Internet Digging into philosophical mires where they insist that they are right despite how silly they look; they are almost never wrong, especially if it means that a Christian is right about something. Essentially, the atheist insists, "I'm right, you're wrong because I said so!" They're cute when illogical. Using fundamentally flawed "evidence" for evolution, no matter how outdated, disproved and just plain bad But enough of my o...

Buon giorno. Although it shouldn't, it amazes me when atheists will pretend that not only are Christians lying about being harassed and persecuted (despite frequent documentation in this Weblog and in other places), then they try to act like they are the victims! I strongly suspect that any "discrimination" against atheists are because of their vituperative personalities (and doing stupid things, like the atheist that applied for a job with a church group) rather than the simple fact that they are atheists. None so blind as those who will not see, huh, Lela? But I digress. DefendChristians.Org solicited the members of their online community to vote for their choice of the top ten anti-Christian acts of 2011 in the U.S. "I am always surprised at the results of our poll and this year is no exception," said Dr. Gary Cass of DefendChristians.Org. "The fact the number one and number two issues are public policy and political in nature shows Christians...