Hi Selma,

Thanks for your thoughts and the information. You have been forthright in your 
comments. I specially like, "compromise, does not make your own values and 
ideology any less valid."  I am at a loss where I should place you on "the 
maturity" and "the benevolent" scale of different atheists.  I wonder how the 
purists reacted to your writing.
 
As I stated to Aristo, some in your camp will not permit us to have an 
intellectual dialogue. So, I think I will drop the subject.  

I would have loved to respond to your "compromise"  and "After all, what does 
the rock solid Christian code teach us."  For now I can only feel your pain at 
the confused state of your personal self.  I understand you restraining 
yourself from "arrogantly assert your own ideas into every sphere of life."  Of 
course all of this, ghuspot, would have been forestalled, if an atheist married 
another atheist. You could save yourself and others from the agony.  Or are you 
suggesting that, the marriage makes one lose faith in God?  Now, you may be up 
to something logical here!:=))  Aristo are you reading this?

A short story of a "benevolent agnostic" worshiping at a Catholic Church. When 
the offering plate came around, the "benevolent agnostic" put monopoly money in 
the collection plate.  The usher whispered to the "benevolent agnostic" that, 
"this is fake money."  The "benevolent agnostic" whispered back, "I think this 
is a fake religion".:=))
Kind Regards, GL

------------ Carvalho wrote:  
 
Just because you compromise, does not make your own values and ideology any 
less valid. After all, what does the rock solid Christian code teach us. That 
it is important to compromise in a relationship or arrogantly assert your own 
ideas into every sphere of life?
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