Christians often say that they hate the sin not the sinner. I say that I hate the belief not the believer.
I'll do you one better: hate the underlying fundamental flaws in human nature, not the inevitably flawed human institutions which arise from them.
(I'm not trying to jerkily blow up your argument. I have this intellectual tic where I look for the conceptual "lowest common denominator" in everything--like trying to construct a kind of philosophical unified field theory.)
!!!you meltin' my brain!!!
If that was only true. The truth is they will be the first to cast a stone at the sinner, and hope they didn't getcaught doing the same thing or something worse.
That is how I feel. I have Xian friends as well as a few atheists' friends.
I say something that means the same thing but gets to the thing I actually hate which is faith. I say "I hate faith not the faithful" Faith has been made to be a vertuois thing when it's actually the suspension of reason. It literally suspends the person's ability to question his/her beliefs.
Well said
Idk, those believer types are pretty annoying...
They certainly are.
You know how Christians lie. Persecution is one of their favorite pastimes, that and bingo.
But according to them they are one ones being persecuted
@CGDEvermond They are also incredibly whiney.
I don't care for the word "hate". I don't hate anyone. There are a plethora of things and belief systems that I disagree with. But "hate" is too strong for me. I feel like it puts a black mark on ones soul/heart.
You're a better person than I am. A good hatred gets me energized.
I usually agree with that but these days I also hate a few of the believers. Ignorance knows no bounds it seems.
I would agree with that. Who am I to judge what another believes in? We all have to decide what makes sense in this world. I know that what I believe doesn't make a whole lot of sense to them either.