Count, I am not going to defend someone who is a self-proclaimed Christian yet lives an un-Christian life. I doubt most Christians would. You are making this a "you vs Christians" argument, but you are characterizing all Christians by the few conversations you have had with some ladies who say they are really good Christians and have a 100 pairs of shoes. You have made your choice in belief; let your beliefs stand by virtue of their own values instead of in comparison to your perceptions of another religion's values (begs the question: can your religion stand on its own without Christianity to be a comparison?).
To me, this is clearly the point where we "agree to disagree".
Well, it is more than a few conversations. I was in depth in the christian community locally for a few years and obviously crossed paths with quite a large number of christians. I don't think my experiences were exceptions and I don't believe the people I met were the minority.
I mean, it is the reason I am where I am.
I do know there are good christians out there, alot of them. But humanity is a big sea and sometimes alot is far less than it would appear.
Satanism is humanism. The principles were practiced unknowingly since the beggining of time. Religion was created by man, when they wanted (needed) more.
