I’m a bit confused

I’m a bit confused about this website, and maybe someone would kindly enlighten me… Why take so much trouble to try and dismantle fundamental Christianity if you all sincerely disbelieve it?

I wonder why this whole movement feels like they’re so threatened by Jesus if he’s not real.
-Cato

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  1. 201 - CrudOMatic - Jan 28th, 2010

    “”"

    I’m a bit confused about this website, and maybe someone would kindly enlighten me… Why take so much trouble to try and dismantle fundamental Christianity if you all sincerely disbelieve it?

    I wonder why this whole movement feels like they’re so threatened by Jesus if he’s not real.
    -Cato”"”

    Typical Christian reponse. Why attack Jesus if you don’t think he is real?

    Seriously. We are trying to break the programming of a group of people who follow a religion that is responsible for stifling science and progress for 1000+ years, and tries to stop civil rights and advancement even TO THIS DAY.

    It’s not about Jesus, it’s about crushing oligarchy and religious tyranny over people’s lives – ESPECIALLY the people who don’t buy into the BS and are constantly attacked by the religious crazies.

    Religion has only served to crush, destroy and enslave mankind. If religion had it’s way, we’d be living in the Feudal era again. But I guess that is a wonderful thing for Jesus to strive for.

    WAKE UP!

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