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Oizen · 10-01-2008, 05:09 PM

As unpopular as Christianity has become in today's pop'culture, how do you respond to militant atheists who want you to feel as spiritually lonely and rejected as they do by trying to disprove the divine in personally questioning you over the unanswerable mysteries of faith?

They state that they are content in their belief of nothingness but, rabidly demand that you justify your "imaginary friend" with an attempt to sway you away from your illogical tomfoolery. How do you respond without condescending their inquisition or causing them to be defensive?

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Oizen Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 9 My Photos: ()	Help. I'm ridiculed for my faith... As unpopular as Christianity has become in today's pop'culture, how do you respond to militant atheists who want you to feel as spiritually lonely and rejected as they do by trying to disprove the divine in personally questioning you over the unanswerable mysteries of faith? They state that they are content in their belief of nothingness but, rabidly demand that you justify your "imaginary friend" with an attempt to sway you away from your illogical tomfoolery. How do you respond without condescending their inquisition or causing them to be defensive?