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Just because all Christians might not be as militant as the fundamentalists doesn't mean that we shouldn't take on the fundamentalists. And frankly, I believe that all Christians think like the fundamentalists, whether they care to admit it or not. Spiritual validity? How about crutch...

Only when it comes to people who believe only what they want to believe. That's funny! The Christians always seem to use its passages as justification to force their views on others, or to wage a war on others - gays, for instance.

You're not interrupting the thread by any stretch. By all means, feel free to chime in whenever you want.

The statement that I was responding to was in fact nothing but pure speculation. If people are going to make wild claims and then try to ram them down other people's throats, they better be able to stand the heat in the kitchen. Anyone who lives in the United States knows what they are!

First, we don't know what you're saying to be fact. You're just speculating. Second, what's at issue here are the specific claims that the Christians make about their god and his son. Those claims are completely, totally, and extremely debunkable.

If Jesus was who the Christians say he was, he not only would've known the exact shape of the earth, he would've known the whereabouts of all the continents and their inhabitants as well. Remember, it was his father who supposedly created the earth. Jesus was supposed to be one in the same with...

Some people imply or suggest that you're anti-semitic if you question anything about Israel, including the political.

This is great stuff!

Our official aid to Israel is for no other reason then to prop up the Jewish state. As an American taxpayer I feel no obligation or responsibility to pay for that. That money could be better put to use at home, particularly in htese hard-pressed time. And that use of the money wouldn't bring all...

I look at it more as an attempt to change the subject, which is what in the hell does the United States get in return for the insane amounts of taxpayer money we lavish on Israel? Nothing!

But it doesn't excuse any fallibilities. Instead, it's the reason why the bible doesn't have any credibility.

This proves that Jesus wasn't who the Christians say he was. "Go ye into all the world" just pertains to what people knew about the world at the time. It indicates a knowledge that didn't transcend that of the ordinary person. And secondly, the bible has no credibility whatsoever!

So what's this have to do with the rape of the American taxpayer?

I agree completely. When other countries treat people the way the Israelis treat the Palestinians, the United States and its allies are leading the charge at the UN for sanctions. But when it's Israel doing it they turn a blind eye.

Wow. You equate that with specifically telling his followers to reach the thosands of people living on the other side of the planet?

Jesus didn't even have the sense to tell his followers to go teach his message to the thousands of people living on the other side of the planet. Imagine that! I guess he just figured he'd hop on a camel and ride over there and tell 'em in person, huh?

If you're refering to the essay this thread is based on, you really need to be careful what you say. That essay is clearly nothing but a collection of undisputable facts. If you can't tell the difference between fact and fallacy, it throws into question the credibility of anything you say. You...

Aid to Africa is humanitarian. Aid to Israel is not. There's no comparison.

AIPAC plays a key role in the rape of the American taxpayer. Their selfish audacity irks me.

ccodiane, would you please stop posting to this thread. We're trying to carry on a mature discussion here with a very serious subject matter and you're not adding anything intelligent or substantial to this debate.