Christian Stereotypes

[Mister Agenda]

In Columbia here MA.. When I refused to hold hands and pray at a dinner I almost expected to be on the evening news as the baby eating Yankee.. 

I know the feeling. When told someone at work that I'm an atheist (after a conversation where my side was 'I don't go to church'. I'm just not very religious I guess. No, actually I don't still believe in God') the first thing she said was 'Does that mean you worship the Devil?'

Also in Columbia. We might know each other if you're in the Freethought Society of the Midlands.

[theorange4]

Thank you to everyone that has responded to my post. I hope that this will meet the requirements for my assignment. It was nice to hear all of your opinions! :)

Also, I will post a link to the website that I used to get these stereotypes, as well as the christians responding to atheist stereotypes, once I get my assignment turned. You are free to continue commenting, of course. I appreciate all of you that took the time to respond! :) Don't worry, I do intend to continue to use this website beyond just this project.

[theorange4]

Here's the post that I obtained the stereotypes from:
http://www.christianforums.com/t7848743/


Here's the post where people responded to your stereotypes:
http://www.christianforums.com/t7848916/




I hope you enjoy reading this.

[Hakurei Reimu]

12. Atheists don't know how to be good, or even what good is - Atheists are capable of doing good and feeling god, and determining if something is good or not.

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