Wow, I am seriously out of the loop! I drink Diet Coke, never play video games. I guess it’s like other animal societies where the young have to act up to show the elders how tough they are, or like new gang members who are required to shoot someone to prove they are worthy of being a member. The young preacher has to demonstrate his knowledge of Evangelical bullshit and get the congregation frothing at the mouth to be accepted by his elders.

Like another group, the diaspora of atheists is not a hive mind....he and others like him are just pissed because atheists by definition don't validate, capitulate or acquiesce to their bull shit.

I drink coffee and energy drinks. I'm an athletic nerd. I do not drink Coke, but I play video games here and there.

I don't play video games. my game is tournament bridge. My other recreations are listening to jazz and reading.

I thought all video gamers drink energy drinks.

Either way, I must have missed the missive in my super secret athiest rule book that states I have to do anything but not believe in a God.

Is there something wrong with being addicted to either? Everyone on the planet is an addict to something. Caffeine, nicotine, movies, books, helping other people, sex, etc. some habits are worse than others. But people hear the word addicted and automatically attribute it to negative feelings.

-Shrugs-

I don't know; I can play the hell out of some video games, but I'm diabetic, so I don't drink sodas.
Maybe that makes me episcopalian???

Yeah, I've never had a coke, or snorted or smoked coke either. What am I missing here. Video game addict, well does Candy Crush Saga count? My real addiction is books and fabrics. And cats. And chocolate.

I am a beer drinking real game addict. My favorite is: Pin the Tail on the Christian.

I can't stand coke but definitely love video games

Is that the worst he could come up with? I was prepared to spit out my slow cooker baby back ribs (made from the backs of real babies).

I think many of the evangelical Christians are fake, cult like, and make up stuff as they go along...

I have some generalizations in my mind about theists too, the only difference is I know they are generizations and I still need to take each person as an individual so I can overcome my own misguided prejudice. This particular preacher is doing nothing to change my generizied misconceptions.

Is that our stereotype? I'm ok with that given what a preacher's stereotype is.

I'm not addicted! I can quit anytime I want! Ah... one more level... then I'm done!... after this side mission...

I'm a coffee drinking Star Trek addict, is that anywhere near what this pillock is talking about?

If only I were. I might not feel so boring then.

He is a myth preaching fool.