[insomniaprincess]

correct! i think i have previously mentioned my beliefs on democracy and my arguments against it, ill pull them up later if you are curious.

Sure, I'd like to hear it. I don't recall reading that before.

again, as i've said, these people tend to fall into that second grouping of christians. they are still hurting the human race by not actively fighting the organization of corpro-churches, but are a necessary transitional step in shedding christian morality. like capitalism is a transitional step from feudalism to socialism, which in itself is a transitional step to communism.

You don't feel that belief or disbelief in God is a personal choice?

How is one person's believing in God hurting the human race? (This isn't a facetious question but a literal one.)

Also, does that second grouping of Christians, as you call them, still fall under your opinion as people whom you do not trust and who should not have rights such as voting, etc.?

Are their lives and the things they accomplished in their lives somehow less valuable to society and the human race because they happened to believe in God?