@kellyjay saidI recommend using a pencil rather than a ballpoint. I find that the slight additional friction helps with control. This then means that when I write something with a fountain pen it comes out far more legible. Also there's the advantage that errors can be erased, which isn't possible with either type of pen.
I became a Christian at 25; I read and copied the scriptures by hand to grasp and learn since I had no previous experience with it. Writing anything by hand is good and becoming a lost art.
@dj2becker saidWhat kinds of things do you imagine non-believers can or should "promote"?
I hardly ever see atheists for example promoting atheism.
@dj2becker saidI don't think anyone is "promoting hate" here and I doubt you seriously think anyone is either. And yet you chose to make this thread about "hate", to some degree, by using the word in your OP.
You want me to say who is promoting hate and then accuse me of being hateful by pointing them out.
@dj2becker saidIf you want people from other religions promoting their faiths here, you could perhaps think about inviting such people to join this website and then participate on this forum.
I hardly ever see atheists for example promoting atheism. Or other religions promoting their own religion.
@mister-moggy saidThere's a difference between a copy and paste and an actual hand copy.
@DeepThought
then you have never read the wikipedia posts made by duchess64
