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Why is everyone so toxic in the religion sub?

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Gerald Hill Gerald Hill Active MemberOP
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joined Oct 2016
#1 ·
Let’s be honest about the user posting as ''Unknown'': they are constantly spreading animosity toward religion, particularly Christianity. They do this through subtle implications, suggesting that religious individuals are inherently dangerous because they believe faith is built on malicious messages. Since Christianity is naturally the most frequent topic discussed on this subforum, these inappropriate comments serve only to incite hostility against a specific group of people. I could provide an endless stream of links to prove this happens frequently. While I am not a Christian myself, I find this constant posturing of moral superiority and supposed wisdom to be incredibly irritating.
bluemason3 bluemason3 Veteran
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#2 ·
Gerald Hill said:Let’s be honest about the user posting as ''Unknown'': they are constantly spreading animosity toward religion, particularly Christianity. They do this through subtle implications, suggesting that religious individuals are inherently dangerous because they believe faith is built on malicious messages. Since Christianity is naturally the most frequent topic discussed on this subforum, these inappropriate comments serve only to incite hostility against a specific group of people. I could provide an endless stream of links to prove this happens frequently. While I am not a Christian myself, I find this constant posturing of moral superiority and supposed wisdom to be incredibly irritating.

... I might give it a look. 😳
William Bennett53 William Bennett53 Regular
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#3 ·
Any appeals regarding the rules must include a coherent argument explaining exactly why an issue is being contested, supported by concrete evidence (such as relevant links) to back up those claims.
Should you decide to file such an appeal, you are welcome to return at a later time and initiate a new thread.

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