Threats From Christians
When talking to
non-believers and possible converts, Christians are ruthless. They will stop at nothing to intimidate
people. Creating fear. Using dependency as the key.
There was a song back in the
60’s that said pushers and preachers were just the same. “They are both selling highs.” That’s so close to reality, it isn’t funny.
Their highest card in their
deck is the ‘death’ card. They play
that one when everything else has failed.
It’s intended to reach deeply into your psyche and bring the fear of
death under their control because they promise eternal life after we slip the
bonds of Earthly existence. In my
opinion, eternal existence groveling and scraping to a god is untenable. There would be no free will and, after the
first million years or so, the boredom would be torture. Our Earthly behavior would never work in
heaven. Our conduct would have to
highly modified to fit in there and we would no longer be the person we were on
Earth.
The religious threat of
eternal death means nothing to an atheist.
Of course, we all fear death.
It’s a universal fact in most living things with a functioning
brain. Even insects try to avoid death
and humans are no different.
Here’s the rub: From conception, we are already going to
die. Thanks to SandyAtheist @sandy1471 for this question: So the question to the
theist is, why do you use death as a scare tactic when we were dying before we
were born?
Every living thing on Earth
will eventually die and, once you get past that fear, life can be so much more
rewarding. Every minute becomes
precious instead of a practice run for eternity.
When they try to intimidate
you with this threat, tell them that you are getting the most from this one
precious life right now. Tell them that
they are wasting that precious time in a lie.
Tell them that their efforts to gain eternal life have them in a prison
with no hope of parole unless they reject the indoctrination.
Tell them to break free
before it’s too late. And, most of all,
tell them you understand that they are weak and don’t have the courage to tell
their god to go to hell.
Walk the Path in Grace
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