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There are lots of people in the world of all sorts of beliefs. None of them are immune to analysis and confrontation. If anything, I am different and a minority.
Yes, but that's a different thing than using the appeal to ridicule fallacy in order to want to make a point, making fun of an opossite belief doesn't actually prove anything, and often becomes meaningless regarding offering something substantial and with consistency in a discussion, other than wanting to annoy someone you disagree with, and often just because you don't like how they think or what they say, which is very subjective and a very questionable approach.
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Christians are not a minority and should be able to fend off any analysis of their beliefs with substantiated logic and acceptable attitudes. If they cannot do that it's the fault of their beliefs, not of any valid criticisms.
Well, if they believe to have God on their side, they would not need to worry about it, if they are honest christians, they could be either worry or pleased that the wrath of God could take care of you, depending on how they are and what exactly they believe, I suppose.
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This is not bullying, it is an attempt to cure the malady.
That assertion doesn't seem to hold that much to be honest, I mean, that statement can be used against AS, people may claim that they are just attempting to cure the malady, or may refuse to believe it exists, which in this case would be AS. Second, what is a malady seems a matter of opinion and a subjective reaction towards something, which that makes it questionable enough.
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