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The Sick Mind of a Lone Christian

.: posted 8/17/2006 ::: by John W. Loftus :::

By John W. Loftus

Because of the sick mind of one lone Christian I no longer comment on any other blog but my own at www.debunkingchristianity.com. If you see a comment purportedly from me dated later than 1 PM August 16th 2006 (EST), I did not write it. I repeat, I did not write it.

Someone is sending emails to people with mine and Daniel Morgan's return email addresses on them. Ed Babinski pointed it out to me because he received something that had the official look of coming from me, but it didn't come from me. Then on a different blog someone commented using my name who made statements to the effect that I was a homosexual pedophile, and by clicking on my name it takes a person to my blogger profile. I was alarmed at this and immediately denied that such a comment came from me, but my comment was deleted, leaving the other comment falsely attributed to me to stand.

I'm very surprised that I threaten someone so much that this is justifiable in the name of his God. And I am also surprised that a Christian simply does not believe that Christianity can hold its own in the marketplace of ideas such that he needs to slander me like this. So, as of now I am not, I repeat, not commenting on any other blog. If you see my name on a comment in another blog, I did not make it, starting at about 1PM (EST) on August 16th, 2006. Any comment posted after that date is not from me.

My thanks to Dave for allowing me here on his site as a blogger. It's great site and I read it often!

This does not silence me at all! I can still do business just fine from my own blog, and here. If I see something I want to comment on, I'll just create a blog entry here or there, at least until things are different.

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9 Comments:

Anonymous wrote:

Sorry you were slandered by the comments of anyone. As a Christian I think Christians should just leave you and the rest of this blog alone. I read only for information to understand better the mind-set of unbelievers.

posted: August 17, 2006 EST

Anonymous wrote:

"non-believers" sounds better, don't you think? "Un-believers" sounds so denying.

Naomi

posted: August 17, 2006 EST

Harlequin wrote:

Slander and libel has a long and noble tradition in the Church, starting with the writings of Irenaeus and Origens, going through the donation of Constantine forgery, to the blood libel of the Jews and all the way to the current branding of gays as nonces and pederasts. You sould be honoured they consider you that much of a threat :)

All the best,

Grandpa Harley

posted: August 17, 2006 EST

boomSLANG wrote:

Fundanonyomus said: "I read only for information to understand better the mind-set of unbelievers."

Around here, a better understanding of non-believe to a Christian is about as useful as a bicycle is to a mackeral. Right Nehemiah?

posted: August 17, 2006 EST

Lorena wrote:

Harlequin said:
Slander and libel has a long and noble tradition in the Church

Lorena responds:
No kidding!
Even small-time gosip in churches is common and quite damaging. Hmm... maybe I should write about that.

posted: August 17, 2006 EST

Anonymous wrote:

Sickening and I would personally try to sue the pants of such a slanderous person(s).

posted: August 17, 2006 EST

Anonymous wrote:

Reminds me of the time this christian keyed a cross in a pagans car.

posted: August 17, 2006 EST

Anonymous wrote:

I read this and asked myself the same question I've been asking for decades: whatever happened to "Love thy neighbor as thyself." But it just came to me -- these people do demonstrate as much love to others as they have for themselves. It's sad -- they must really hate themselves! For that is as much love they showed for you! When you don't love yourself, it is easy to show others the loathing you have for yourself.

posted: August 21, 2006 EST

Anonymous wrote:

I guess they need something to do in order to pass the time between abortion protests and bombings.

posted: April 10, 2007 EST

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