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<blockquote data-quote="JD8" data-source="post: 2781193" data-attributes="member: 24">In all fairness it doesn&#039;t matter what my reality is or yours.&nbsp; One can reference all around us and see evidence of christians professing their belief in everyday life in several ways.&nbsp; I could chose not to see it I guess, but it doesn&#039;t change the fact that it is there 100 fold over what an atheist might relay.&nbsp; Finally, your last comments are why christian moral beliefs don&#039;t hold any water with me.&nbsp; They surely aren&#039;t exclusive and they seem to always give themselves a huge back door to exit to sin when convenient with the &quot;we aren&#039;t perfect&quot; philosophy.&nbsp; Granted many don&#039;t take this to the extreme but a significant number does.&nbsp;&nbsp; That and the fact that christians seemed to have moved the goalposts so to speak throughout history, as to what and what isn&#039;t moral.&nbsp; Look no further than the catholic church for an example.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JD8, post: 2781193, member: 24"] In all fairness it doesn't matter what my reality is or yours. One can reference all around us and see evidence of christians professing their belief in everyday life in several ways. I could chose not to see it I guess, but it doesn't change the fact that it is there 100 fold over what an atheist might relay. Finally, your last comments are why christian moral beliefs don't hold any water with me. They surely aren't exclusive and they seem to always give themselves a huge back door to exit to sin when convenient with the "we aren't perfect" philosophy. Granted many don't take this to the extreme but a significant number does. That and the fact that christians seemed to have moved the goalposts so to speak throughout history, as to what and what isn't moral. Look no further than the catholic church for an example. [/QUOTE]

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