Reply #60: Heh! [View All]

I am a Christian, and I love your word: "Talibornagains"! Made me laugh! I know of those you speak of in my religious community. Thanks!

By their works you will know Christians. It they (fellow Christians) don't get it, then why would non-Christians?

That is a failure on the part of Christians that we need to have this discussion. So, yes there are good Christians, and bad Christians. Good atheists and bad atheists. I really don't think that good/evil is a relationship of religious/non-religious, in fact, since Christians didn't follow the teachings of God/Jesus the best (and still don't), and instead try to use it for our own needs instead of God's, we have moved more "good" people from the religious axis into the atheist axis, thus possibly even skewing the good/evil axis higher for atheists. I would posit that not following God's words/intentions properly has the opposite affect of what God (or the religious) would expect/desire.