No, it's bullshit period. They didn't care who they killed over their bullshit or who's life's they destroyed over their imaginary bullshit. We hates them, we hates them all, forever.

It's possible I normally don't, just don't foist your beliefs upon me or there will be problems

We can. Absolutely we can. Just don’t engage. It is pointless to involve oneself in any type of argumentative or debating discourse with those of faith. They are not going to influence me to back into Christianity and I am certainly not going to influence them to my way of thinking - unless of course they are truly confused and seeking answers.

I try not to get into arguments over religion. Experience shows that nothing I say will change anyone. Maybe those who argue have subconscious doubts about their stances, and are trying to resolve inner conflicts.

What I notice is that any mention of metaphysical subjects will elicit a barrage of vigorous emotional responses from certain people on this forum. It is just as irrational to cling to a materialist world view, steeped in scientism, as it is to cling to religious dogma.

People who believe childish things should be treated the way children should be treated: with love and good role modeling.

Better yet don't assert your sceptical views at all. Instead just set a good example of living life as a good human being, and if asked why, explain why you do it.

Second. Do not forget that the religions, churches and temples, 'WANT', their faithful to be insulted. That is especially why they send them out to evangelize. Because when they are insulted, that reinforces the indoctrination they are trying to plant, that the rest of the world is hostile, and that the only moral human people are those inside the church, mosque or temple, who follow the doctrine. If you insult them you are playing the churches game for them.

From the article : "Here’s the only workable approach I know: Be polite. Stay calm. Be reasonable. Don’t assert your doubt too forcefully. Instead, ask questions designed to make the believer see flaws in his or her faith. For example:"

From Mcflewster :In other words use your science brain