I'm scared as hell of Christians. These are people that have disassociated themselves from reality and rely on bronze age mythologies to guide them throughout their day.

Perhaps that wouldn't be so bad, but they then use those mythologies to effect change upon the world when the change they are effecting contradicts known and proven facts. These people also use their mythology as a tool to empower them to control what other people do and think and follow those beliefs dogmatically regardless of contradiction, inaccuracy, or falsity.

People who base their decisions on and attempt to change things around them base on their mythological fantasies do scare the crap out of me. One only hopes t...

I'm scared as hell of Christians. These are people that have disassociated themselves from reality and rely on bronze age mythologies to guide them throughout their day.

Perhaps that wouldn't be so bad, but they then use those mythologies to effect change upon the world when the change they are effecting contradicts known and proven facts. These people also use their mythology as a tool to empower them to control what other people do and think and follow those beliefs dogmatically regardless of contradiction, inaccuracy, or falsity.

People who base their decisions on and attempt to change things around them base on their mythological fantasies do scare the crap out of me. One only hopes that humanity wakes up to this delusion before one of these bat shit crazy believers destroys the world in their attempt at self fulfilling their prophecies.

and a very unfair, juvenille characterization of Christians

Not really. Check out this clip right here on clipmarks entitled: More Blind Hatred of Religion

The article comes from a televangelist's site (Rod Parsley). But notice a statement made by one of the persons commenting on ClipMarks: Quote

"I see a "blind hatred" towards Evangelicals & fundamentalist Christians growing; every other one is free to flourish."

Now, I don't know where you live, but where I live there are at least five (5) churches within a mile thoroughfare on every major street.

So the accusation is wildly exaggerated to no resemblance of reali...

and a very unfair, juvenille characterization of Christians

Not really. Check out this clip right here on clipmarks entitled: More Blind Hatred of Religion

The article comes from a televangelist's site (Rod Parsley). But notice a statement made by one of the persons commenting on ClipMarks: Quote

"I see a "blind hatred" towards Evangelicals & fundamentalist Christians growing; every other one is free to flourish."

Now, I don't know where you live, but where I live there are at least five (5) churches within a mile thoroughfare on every major street.

So the accusation is wildly exaggerated to no resemblance of reality whatsoever. There have been no violence or hatred of these churches or religion at all -- which is exactly what the cartoon depicts.

These people stick their heads into everyone's life trying to dictate their morals but the moment someone dares asserts their own choices and freedom the religious right claims persecution and hate.

The cartoon (speaking of the fundamentalists) is spot on.