As long as they are not disruptive I would not block. I believe everyone should have a voice,

I hear ya! My long time theist friend recently told me all about his alcoholic father and him finally trying to come to god and religion as his health got worse. The man was in and out of church and my friend tells me as he went to the hospital with his father on that final trip you could see it in the dying man's eyes. He claims he could see it that the man knew he had screwed up with god and this was his final trip. He was dying and there was no salvation or no way out, etc., etc.

No, no, no! Are you a face and mind reader? Leave gods out of this picture please. Did the dying father possibly know he was dying? Yes, this part can be true. All the rest you are simply making up.

Block them for sure if make more than 2 attempts to drive there dogma down your throat. I joined this site to talk to open minded and non 2 faced people. I've felt more excepted by this community in the last 5 mos. than all the years, I was involved in the religious bs.

Only if they tried to push their religious slant on life in my direction more than once, the first time they would be politely told that's not of interest to me and I'm willing to chat without their god interrupting

No I would not block them. I would not encourage them to discuss religion, when and if they did discuss it, I would be minimalist if att all in my reply. James

I do quite feel that’s its important to to be fair to everyone. This is what makes the world go around. Tollerence is no burden to carry and makes us better and more understanding for it. Put the shoe on the other foot for a moment and consider if most or all other people you know had not your opinion re God and did not interface or speak with you, how would you feel? James

It's possible . I only tollerate so much . . . .

I think blocking is a last resort, unless you are being harassed. I would either counter the argument, or ignore them, otherwise. If you feel that that person is singling you out, blocking or reporting may be the way to go.

I'm pretty tolerant, but there is a point where I get tired of the mindless bulkshit. I don't block people, but if they only post fairy tale nonsense, hateful garbage, and conservative propaganda, I will modify news feed so I don't see their crap.

I ran into a troll in January.

Can you block someone on Angostic.com? How is this done?

I don't block the believers. I just just ignore the bs of religion on god,etc. I ignored the religious my mom told at easter dinner. I do wish I told I was an atheist and she would have live with it.

No, no, no, don’t block them. We all need entertainment. James

Its difficult to have a free exchange of ideas without differing opinions.

I don't mind that other people believe in God or religion as long as they don't try to force their beliefs on me. If that belief makes them feel good or helps them better themselves then more power to them. I prefer having conversations and the free flow of ideas than just blocking everything I don't agree with.

@walklightly Lol. I have just learnt from the responses to your post that someone has blocked me and I don't even recall having responded to a comment of theirs let alone sent them a message. Hey ho. As I've always said "based on arithmetical averages half of the world will disagree with everything that you say so when you hold views that 80% or more of the world population does not espouse expect the number to be greater". I do find it sad however that person who banned me didn't have the spinal fortitude to tell me that they were banning me from their view or even say why. Another person banned me because I had the temerity to argue that a woman has no right to tell a man how he should feel about a male characteristic until she has had a sex change and experienced life as a man. I am curious however as to why her photo appears every day in the online and recent visitors photos at the top of my screen if I am not supposed to see her.