23 Apr '18 11:23>
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeNo offense, but you’re being completely dishonest. An atheist could accurately present Christian beliefs just as a Christian could accurately present a Muslim’s beliefs. You don’t have to believe in something to accurately represent it.
No, those are not facts.
Speaking as an atheist (which is all I can do) 'God' is an outside agent (and a fictional one at that). I accept that, as a Christian, you believe in an indwelling (internal). God, but, as an atheist I reject that as an actuality. - Secondly, I said a Christian like yourself would fall to pieces the moment they 'felt' ab ...[text shortened]... humanity evolving to where it is today, not originating in a magical garden with talking snakes.
You can try to play your sleight-of-hand word games all you want, but it’s obvious you didn’t know a major tenet of the Christian faith; made a false claim about what Christians believe (I suspect out of ignorance) and could not (and presumably still can’t) name how God showed mercy to Adam and Eve immediately after they sinned against Him.
Those are indeed facts and will remain facts despite your feeble and quite lame protestations to the contrary.
Good day, sir!