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When Atheists become bullys.

No this is not a play on words but the truth in my life right now. Some would ask the question what harm am I doing you if I don't believe in God? But this is the wrong question to ask. What has been going through my mind the past couple of weeks is how can a loving God, with all his power allow someone to go so far into the deep end (spiritually) that they have become a danger to themselves and others. I am talking about the angry atheist. To answer your question, how does it hurt me when you don't believe in God? When you kill me because I do (answer.) I think when someone looses the ability to see right and wrong they not only become a danger to themselves, but a danger to society. There is no danger physically to hold your atheistic view, I do believe you will suffer for it, but can I ask you please to allow me the same freedom I gave you to not believe in God...to believe in God myself? The angry atheist is not a made up story, it is what rally happens when truth is suppressed and the one who has found the truth are forced to live together..as brothers. What happens? One becomes the slave and the other becomes the abuser. True story.

 My brother has just returned from Montreal and has solemnly wore his own atheism to the detriment of his own soul. He has vowed to influence me just enough in his Godless way of thinking, so that I will one..kill myself, or two, reject God. Obviously he has enough power to make my life a living hell (as a christian) but he can't get me to kill myself, for then I would be a martyr. I have enough courage with in myself to keep standing up to him, but the question is "How far is he willing to go to get me to renounce Jesus Christ?" (I think he has his own limits.) So my question now becomes.."How do I live with an angry atheist?" I think I should send him flowers every day. That's how.

This is Mike.

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