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If you loved your own child, you would allow them to get an abortion if they were a rape victim. I hope you never procreate. And the life of a rape victim is more important than a parasitic, undeveloped fetus. Good thing your medieval thinking is in the minority. Homosexuality is nowhere...

So an unborn fetus would be more important than a rape victim because the life of the rape victim doesn’t matter?

So it’s due to the Bible being true, and not colonialism and indoctrination in schools? Islam is the 2nd largest religion, not far behind. In fact it’s statistically projected to overtake Christianity in number of followers by 2075. When Islam becomes the largest religion, will that mean that...

So if your daughter is a rape victim wanting an abortion, you’re gonna tell her “sorry, I know your rape was inconvenient, but you have to have this baby. I totally get that rape is inconvenient, rape sucks. But the baby. The baby is more important than your rape.”?

So if even your biblical prophecies confirm that there is a great falling away of the church, why act as if there isn’t in an effort to contradict me? You proudly mentioned how Christianity is booming in some parts of the world and rising. What then of your biblical prophecy? It’s as if when...

So, forget the rape victim who’s already born. Got it. If your daughter got raped, forget her, let her constantly be reminded by how she got raped.

These sinful rape victims really need to stop bothering us with their need to have an abortion.

If you were pro life or anti-abortion, how would you convince a young rape victim to have her uncle’s baby? I think all it takes is to just open the Bible for the rape victim, and read out the God-breathed words to her. She will understand and cherish her uncle’s baby, as her own. If rape...

You said: “People who are not Christians, always believe that to become one is to enter the land of rules and regulations... only to find out that living without God is the rules and regulations and the endless sameness that is the daily grind of living life.” As if religion is suddenly very...

You had nothing to say about the article providing statistics of church attendance falling in the U.S. Come on now.

Christian logic: putting an undeveloped, unborn human’s life before a developed adult human’s.

https://www.npr.org/2022/09/17/1123508069/religion-christianity-muslim-atheist-agnostic-church-lds-pew

What do you say about testimonies that are worded exactly as yours, except instead of Jesus it’s someone/something else? It’s Allah, it’s a dog, it’s Brahma, etc. Is it only the testimony that uses the name “Jesus” specifically that is true and all others are hallucinations? Every theist...

Your last point there is basically saying, “You become more liberal, by becoming more conservative.” Secular society is what’s full of rules and regulations, but not Christianity! And I will steelman your argument here as a matter of fact and say, sure there’s many rules and regulations in...

That’s globally, taking into account both developed and undeveloped countries. In developed countries, people are leaving Christianity in droves. And it’s not about the current make up of the population, but the trajectory. Compare church attendance in America from 100 years ago to today’s.

No, you’re projecting the assumption that the concept of hell is the reason people become Christians. I am only saying it plays a massive role. Not everyone gets hit with the hell threat, but it’s there for anyone who has any doubts.

Hell doesn’t always come into every conversion experience, but you best believe it’s there as a last resort for the unbeliever.

Coercion is not an incentive. I’m a sleazy real estate agent. If you don’t buy this house today, your house will burn down. Why is that not a good incentive? A good incentive should be an incentive that can help you in some way without any additional consequences other than not taking it. For...

Appeal to popularity. Feel free to consult the agreed upon definition of a majority.

How much more rational do you want to get? Perhaps you didn’t like how plainly and blunt I put it. Fundamentalist Christianity states that you are born a sinner, in need of forgiveness, so you must feel guilty enough to repent and accept Jesus. Because if you don’t, you are going straight to...