Sure, now everyone wants to be nobody with no arguments.

Well, I'm not a frequently user here, but as you I like this. I will try to keep more post, and involve in conversations. As a FB user, is where I found discussion from religious trying to counteract. This week in a meeting about vaccines, some people argue based on religion and not from science facts, but some kids, wanna to ask to the expository, and the mother just replies saying "they only tell lies, science tell lies!"

I don't either, I think it has a lot to do with how your settings are framed.

@Danielvalderrama Facebook is a whole different thing. I do not engage on Facebook about religion if I can help it.

Kill all others?

@Sealybobo I hear that argument a lot. My response is to laugh out loud and begin by demonstrating their demonstrably wrong assertion that "I am so angry" appears to be little more then their own psychological projection as my life is, for the most, part filled with happiness and free of unfounded anger. Then I continue with, because I care about truth over fiction and have witnessed many undesirable outcomes perpetuated by faith (belief without evidence) (religion) belief, I encourage people to seek truth over fiction to guide their life choices. If they ask for an example, I could type a few pages of direct nastiness as an outcome of religion. The example that usually silences them is, "I once knew a lovely (inside and out) young woman who greatly missed her father that died about a year before my last chat with her. One day her friends who found her body hanging with her belt told me her suicide not read "I have killed myself so I can live forever in happiness with Jesus and my dead father in heaven." - - - at the gathering, an administrator noted: "God called her to him" - - not her choice but that of god. - - - - I have many first hand examples of much unnecessary suffering as a direct result of religion.

Upon reading your reply the DJ in the back of my head cued up a song on the album jesus christ Superstar.

@oldFloyd That DJ in the back of my head is absolutely incessant. There's a little town in Oregon between Eugene and Roseburg named Saginaw, and every time I pass it, hell or high water, I've got Simon and Garfunkel's "America" in my head even though it is the wrong Saginaw.

That's a good point. What's the reason of somebody trying to create a bad environment if they don't like, leave, but when discussion goes out hand, better a ban.

Please mention names...need to block them. I do NOT need the additional stress of happening upon one of their idiotic posts.

Rather sure I have run across the same - - I no longer waste my time on their posts.

Of course! It's called a split personality!

What?.......Run that by me again?

@PondartIncbendog One minute you're agnostic & the next minute you're religious. Crazy!

@Atheist3 Whoa! That's really far out!

@Atheist3 That's called wimpy. Make a decision for goddess sake.

I found a very religious person in atheism group, what cause a surprise, I think they wanna to learn more about this movements, as soon as I have the chance, I will ask her directly.

@Danielvalderrama it doesn't hurt to ask.

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Earlier I had spent many hours whacking nonsense but some are immune to facts, logic, and demonstrable truth.

Christians think they are "whacking nonsense", they advertise, prosthelytize, and do whatever they can to gain more adherent, after all, how can the churches survive is the parasites have no victims? But when agnostics and atheists do nothing, it does not swell our ranks much. Not only that, there is plenty of proof that the are NOT immune, their are plenty of people on this site who use to profess christianity, and just because you get in a discussion with someone and they do not concede at the time, does not mean that it has no impact. If that kind of belief were the truth (that they are immune), then you would not see advertisements anywhere, no one would waste their money on them.