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I've appreciated at least one atheist's attitude that we have on this Forum, but it's a whole nuther thing to have to deal with antagonists, provocateurs and those that come on totally disrespecting the values of those who's website states even within it's URL, what they believe, up front.
Regardless of one's persuasion, common courtesy and just plain human decency would not join on without knowing that there are certain boundaries on any site that holds differing views from these that join in, for whatever reason they have chosen to.
Personally, I don't know why they do sign on but it can be beneficial to both their life's research or it can do not only them more harm in life but cause unnecessary time wasting arguments. To enjoy arguments contrary to a website's views is not a healthy [for the] mind practice. There's healthier ways to vent one's frustrations and more conducive places to do such. Yes?
Regardless of one's persuasion, common courtesy and just plain human decency would not join on without knowing that there are certain boundaries on any site that holds differing views from these that join in, for whatever reason they have chosen to.
Personally, I don't know why they do sign on but it can be beneficial to both their life's research or it can do not only them more harm in life but cause unnecessary time wasting arguments. To enjoy arguments contrary to a website's views is not a healthy [for the] mind practice. There's healthier ways to vent one's frustrations and more conducive places to do such. Yes?