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Reply #295: I don't think the poster was implying this. [View All]

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295. I don't think the poster was implying this.
Rather, s/he was merely pointing out that BECAUSE it is the basis of some people's identities, SOME OF THEM cannot handle the fact that there are people who disagree with them. That puts those of us who disagree with Christians in an impossible position, where our own beliefs about religion or Christianity in particular may not be said aloud because doing so is understood as a PERSONAL attack.
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