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Date Posted: 15/06/10 4:46:48pm
Author: Luke
Subject: Re: Athiests for God?
In reply to: Peter Eveleigh 's message, "Re: Athiests for God?" on 15/06/10 4:38:33pm

That would be helpful peter if you could do that sometime, with us all working together, presenting a united front, we can do real damage, and as you are an atheist, it will make for more interesting reading.

I like the idea of using the literature of the ja to bring them down, they are the author of their own downfall that way.

We can use that to show the world their true views still, despite their claims to be more moderate, I think the tale of the debt having to be paid shows them in their true colours

>
>>I am not impressed by this though, and I can't
>>understand how such a man as he once was (if it is the
>>same person) could have written this article.
>
>I don't agree with it, being a real atheist, but I
>think it is rather well written. And I like it for
>giving away rather more than might have been intended.
>Clearly it is aimed at a Christian audience, being a
>challenge to them to leave behind various "cults
>of..." [the world] but it gives telling clues about
>their exclusivity and extremism, like for instance
>stuff about putting the church before family, etc.
>
>If I picked it apart more carefully, it would be a
>useful introduction to just how much more extreme they
>are (extreme, not radical) than mainstream evangelical
>churches.

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Replies:

authors of their own downfall -- Peter Eveleigh, 15/06/10 4:56:14pm
- Re: authors of their own downfall -- Luke, 15/06/10 5:10:41pm
  - Re: authors of their own downfall -- Barbara, 15/06/10 5:43:23pm
    - Picking over their own literature -- Barbara, 15/06/10 5:44:48pm

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>That would be helpful peter if you could do that >sometime, with us all working together, presenting a >united front, we can do real damage, and as you are an >atheist, it will make for more interesting reading. > >I like the idea of using the literature of the ja to >bring them down, they are the author of their own >downfall that way. > >We can use that to show the world their true views >still, despite their claims to be more moderate, I >think the tale of the debt having to be paid shows >them in their true colours > >> >>>I am not impressed by this though, and I can't >>>understand how such a man as he once was (if it is >the >>>same person) could have written this article. >> >>I don't agree with it, being a real atheist, but I >>think it is rather well written. And I like it for >>giving away rather more than might have been intended. >>Clearly it is aimed at a Christian audience, being a >>challenge to them to leave behind various "cults >>of..." [the world] but it gives telling clues about >>their exclusivity and extremism, like for instance >>stuff about putting the church before family, etc. >> >>If I picked it apart more carefully, it would be a >>useful introduction to just how much more extreme they >>are (extreme, not radical) than mainstream evangelical >>churches.
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