One,

"This is just them trying to make you feel guilty."

I see it more as a means of controlling people.

You said, "Nerf is just showing his hypocrisy"he hates one religion and has no issue with the other."

Did you see my earlier post where I said I believe much of what we're seeing today is part of a spiritual war?

From that perspective, there is a simple explanation for why some liberals may react strongly to Christian beliefs and rituals while seeming far less bothered by those of other religions.

I believe Christianity can provoke a spiritual discomfort that other religions do not. If Christianity is genuinely a true religion from a real God, then it makes sense to me that it would produce a different reaction (fear) in people who are spiritually opposed to it even if they don't consciously understand why. And other religions don't generate that same reaction.

Dan,

"Church Bells were 5-6 times a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year."

You don't know anywhere that's doing that.

Nerf,

The call to prayer isn't scary.

Actually as music goes it's not that bad.

Just wouldn't want to hear it over and over.

One,

You are being forced to hear their call to prayer chat?

One,

It's for show.

Jesus said not to make a performance out of prayer.

Ironic that Muslims do exactly that.

Truth,

"What is the virtue of inflicting your mythological beliefs on me and my loved ones?"

Where is anyone inflicting anything on you or your loved ones?

That seems to be the standard response, as though somewhere in your daily life someone is forcing you to believe something.

If you read something that offends you, stop reading it.

If something on TV offends you, change the channel.

If someone is in your home pushing beliefs on you, tell them to leave.

If you're in someone else's home and don't like what you're hearing, you can get up and leave.

So where, exactly, is anyone forcing religious beliefs or "virtuous living" on you against your will?

Laura,

"As if you're going somewhere. We couldn't be so lucky."

If my posts bother you that much, don't read them. No one is forcing you to.

Dan,

If you are referring to the accusation made under the name "Katie Johnson," it was never substantiated.

My statement was that conservative Christians generally regard liberalism as morally wrong and lacking in virtue. That point has nothing to do with Trump.

Responding with "But Trump" does not address my comment. It is a lazy deflection, and invoking an unrelated, unsubstantiated accusation does nothing to disprove what I said about how conservative Christians view liberalism.

Unless you have something meaningful to add that actually addresses what I said, there is nothing further to discuss.

Go ahead and post something inane or one of your usual lies so you can have the last word.

Don't bother looking for a reply from me.

Goodbye all.

Alex,

There is one more point I feel I should mention.

Much of what is happening is confusing and does not seem to make sense. Why are people so determined to hold the line, even to the point of being willing to fight to the death?

I believe there is more going on than what we can see on the surface. I believe a spiritual war is taking place, with people being used as game pieces in a larger struggle, often without even realizing the role they are playing.

It is a struggle between good and evil.

Good will be called evil.

Evil will be called good.