Does atheism poise a safety risk to Christians?

If you intended to reply to that, for whatever reason your response didn't go through.

 

Renee never used Hitler as an example to malign all Christians. So no, you weren't using the same logic. But I'm glad to see you now disavow your post and see that it is nonsense.

 

That is exactly what she - and you - both did and continue to do.

 

If you think the Native Americans were never made slaves, you need to brush up on your history. Also, dodge noted.

 

If you think that's what I've done, you haven't been reading my posts or you haven't understood them.

 

I will acknowledge that when someone is rantingly trying to derail a thread or is just trolling I tend not to read the messages very carefully up to the point I stop reading entirely or put the person on ignore. I never miss a person I put on ignore, though its not a long list. I virtually never remove someone from ignore because I don't remember that person or why I put them on ignore, meaning their messages apparently were trivial or just harassment trolling.

For example, I put a person on ignore a couple days ago who is a newbie stalker trolling me across the forum solely for personal attacks calling me a liar in every message, his messages having nothing to do with the thread topic. I caught him on something he posted that was absurd before he deleted it - for which then he decides to just stalker-troll be annoying.

 

Everything I've written has been a direct response to your quotes. You eagerly kept talking about Nazis and Hitler, so obviously if it was a "derail" it was one you were eagerly engaged in yourself. You see now why Hitler doesn't matter, so you should see why last-century Marxists don't matter. That pretty much just leaves the three examples you've brought up from recent history as a reason to think that atheism poses a risk, and you've acknowledged those are statistically insignificant and I've pointed out they are highly, highly questionable examples. So, no. Rationally speaking, atheism does not pose a safety risk.

 

Everything I've written has been a direct response to your quotes. You eagerly kept talking about Nazis and Hitler, so obviously if it was a "derail" it was one you were eagerly engaged in yourself. You see now why Hitler doesn't matter, so you should see why last-century Marxists don't matter. That pretty much just leaves the three examples you've brought up from recent history as a reason to think that atheism poses a risk, and you've acknowledged those are statistically insignificant and I've pointed out they are highly, highly questionable examples. So no, atheism doesn't pose a safety risk to Christians.