Atheist Tuesday: Personal Messages

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Here are a few comments that were PM’d to me at my YouTube channel (typos and all). I’m reminded once again that Jesus’ words are indeed true, and especially so if one is an evangelist.

“All men will hate you because of me.”
(Luke 21:17)

TheWillIamLee87  has posted a comment on your profile:

Your stupidity is only matched by your arrogance. You are a remarkably bad human being. You might not follow but I am not making any claims regarding your morality but simply saying that as far as evolution goes you maybe are closer to our ancestors than us. You are low. You below your peers. You do not score high on the humanity test. If I was a muslim I would call you a dog or through a shoe at you. If I was a christian I would beg you to repent and tell you about hell. But i’m just smart and I’m saying you are dumb.

From ShotzMaster117:

We are not in the Middle ages anymore! All the war, hate, famine, genocide, corruption and suffering in the world, and you are only worried about trying to convince people of your imaginary heaven and hell, people like you are praying on the naive people and keeping them from asking questions in life that actaully matter, you may have the right to free speech, but it is clear that you lack common sense and knowledge of history, go live in the middle ages by yourself and stop trying to shove religion down people’s throats!

From Flexbrat:

dna damaged !
u r the best case for atheisism keep it up FOOL !

And I saved the best for last:

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Atheist Tuesday: Atheist Club Sponsor Comes to His Senses

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This article by Casey Deans is from from WORLD on Campus

Psychology professor Rich Suplita used to sit in the University of Georgia’s Tate Plaza holding a handmade sign that read “Ask an atheist” any time a preacher came to campus to share the gospel. As the faculty sponsor of the school’s atheist club, he was adept at explaining how to tackle the issues of life without God.

“Essentially what I was trying to do was offer an atheistic apologetic of how you can explain whatever happens to be true through the lens of atheism, and I think I was pretty good at that,” Suplita said during a recent interview.

He was so good, he almost convinced himself. But after six years denying God’s existence, Suplita had a dramatic change of heart. When he visits Tate Plaza now, he’s the one sharing the gospel.

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