Because it’s not just great fun, it is also a truly righteous cause to fight the theocratic nonsense that threatens our civilization, the fairness and rationality of our laws, and on the micro level, our interpersonal relationships.

And I find it to be a very nice way to unwind after a long day. So, Huffpost writer, this Bud’s for you. See ya on the internet.

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“This makes me wonder if their quarrel is not so much with the God whose existence they deny, than with a worshiping community comprised of fallible and sinful folks who failed to reflect in their lives the hoped-for grace and blessings one might expect from a loving God.”  wow that wasn;t nice…

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Well, why do religious assholes pervade every comment section, everywhere? I literally cannot read a news story on my local news outlet’s web site without a series of idiots saying they’ll pray for this or that. And if you point out how ridiculous they are, your comment gets removed.

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Because it’s nice to know what crazy things people from the other teams are saying.

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It’s kinda like reading the inquirer.  The crazy shit just blows you away.  Its intertaining.

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As a non-believer I like to read religious items to see all of the new stuff being made up by the believers.  I just had a chat with a friend who is a scripture quoting evangelical.  Turns out I had the answer for whether or not something was in scripture, he said he would have to double check to see if I was right.  I was.  And yes, it was something I learned from reading about something religious.  I mean, if the believers aren’t going to read their own books, someone has to!

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Just more hypocrisy that a religious advocate is complaining about boundaries and intrusiveness by those who do not share his beliefs.

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Because I read the first amendment and then see “In God We Trust” on my money.

A believer basically calling non-believers intrusive?  That’s rich.

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The author takes a condescending tone in his article and uses terrible metaphors, but basically has the same motivation to write this piece as I do when i visit the religion section: pure curiosity.

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I used to love watching Jimmy Swaggart stomping up and down the stage, waving that big bible around and ranting like a lunatic. The cutaways to people flopping around and speaking in tongues were awesome too.

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