Are heterosexual, Christians blacklisted or pushed around on the internet?

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tokilamockingbrd said:

AbbathTheGrim said:

tokilamockingbrd said:
Yes. People like to think they can live the way they want to and Christianity says you can't. Therefore they hate it and don't like people who do because deep down they know there is more to life than be a hunk of flesh that is a bio product of millions of years of random evolution.

Lots of mistakes / accidents / and actions people later regretted have been done again and again because they thought that "deep down they knew" they were thinking or doing what was right. That "deep down knowing something" thing means nothing.

not what I was talking about. not reffering to what some people percieve as intuition.

its the sense that there is something else out there. this is why people look for life on other planets. people search for humanity's piece in the bigger picture. Its the feeling that there "is" a bigger picture. Where does that come from? Athiest turn to looking for life on other planets, others turn to religion. But the fact that sense exist cannot be denied.

Even if that sense does exist, it has no bearing on the truth. Saying that "deep down they know" when they claim to not know is just rude.

OT: Heterosexuals are not being pushed around on the internet. That claim even sounds insane. There are assholes that attempt to push around christians, that is for sure. This goes both ways though. The problem is politics, the fact that certain religions are allowed to have so much influence in the lives of those that aren't members of that particular religion. In America especially, christianity is often shoved into politics and endorsed by government, even though the constitution states this shouldn't be the case.