05 Jun '11 16:31>3 edits
In the time I've been posting on this forum, this type scenario has been played out time and time again.
Fundamentalist Christian is unable to reconcile his "faith" with the facts.
Fundamentalist Christian avoids addressing the facts and/or is not intellectually honest in any number of ways.
Fundamentalist Christian denies it and/or blames the individual pointing out the facts (usually by lying, telling half-truths or other unscrupulous tactics).
Fundamentalist Christian feels vindicated and keeps his "faith" "intact".
If fundamentalist Christians had truth on their side, they woudn't resort to such tactics. That they do is quite telling.
"I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ."
--Gandhi
Fundamentalist Christian is unable to reconcile his "faith" with the facts.
Fundamentalist Christian avoids addressing the facts and/or is not intellectually honest in any number of ways.
Fundamentalist Christian denies it and/or blames the individual pointing out the facts (usually by lying, telling half-truths or other unscrupulous tactics).
Fundamentalist Christian feels vindicated and keeps his "faith" "intact".
If fundamentalist Christians had truth on their side, they woudn't resort to such tactics. That they do is quite telling.
"I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ."
--Gandhi