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> I mean, I wouldn't call it spamming. Most of OP's content can be considered actual OC. Since he's actually putting a lot of effort in this thread.

Judaism is an anti-Christian religion, and that is why those against Christianity are suspect here (as everyone is anonymous). But for the sake of board engagement, lets dissect just how hypocritical the anti stances are. The anti-Christian, in their militant skepticism, often exhibits the very traits they condemn in the devout. An unshakable certainty, a missionary zeal, and a liturgical repetition of their objections. They claim to reject dogma, yet their rhetoric is dogmatic. They pride themselves on rationality, yet their disdain is visceral, even ritualistic. Consider the irony. If God were truly as fictional as Santa Claus, why the outrage? Why the endless anti rhetoric, the need to evangelize the world with His nonexistence? You do not see atheists forming societies to debunk leprechauns or rallying against the Easter Bunny with the same extreme capacity. The intensity of their opposition betrays an obvious deep obsession.

Deep, hateful obsessions are a mindset of the Jew. We all know this. We've seen it, proven it across this board. The Christian, too, has their dogmas, but at least theirs are coherent within their own metaphysics. If God is real, then devotion is rational, and hatred of evil, which they'll label both Pagans and non-believers evil in the same breath, at least follows naturally. The anti-Christian's hatred of what they claim to be imaginary is a feud with a shadow they cannot stop boxing. Even ideals seem to follow Newton's third law of motion. Where one fills the void, the other fills it with denunciation, but neither the for nor against can leave the ideal alone. The anti-Christian never stops to think that maybe the inspiration for their relentless obsession might be because the faith is that profoundly potent.