Anti-Neocons

First to 'Left of Larry", {(Let me guess, you just went on Bible Gateway and did a word search and it turned up two verses, right? Typical non-learned Christian.) } For your information I did not do a word search on Bible Gateway, but I'm willing to guess that the massive amount of text on your post was not your own but selectively cut and pasted from some other website(S).

Ry,
you really should take some advice and offer a little more leadership on this board. All of the ranting and complaining about the Bible really doesn't do anything for the cause. Neo-cons and the religious right use religion as a tool to brainwash religious types into backing their political cause. You are doing the same thing in reverse.
The church that I attended before I moved didn't fund Israel or the Republican party like you assume every Christian church does. Also, the books of the Bible that you are constantly quoting from (Leviticus) is rarely if ever quoted in most contemporary churches. The agnostic books are the crux (for lack of a better term) of the Christian religion. Christians, at least the ones that I know, do not worship the Bible but take it for what it is. No, I will not be running to my preacher for any advice because I'm not even attending church right now but I'll pray for you anyway. You seem to have much passion but converting the entire world away from their religions is an impossible task. Instead, why not try using the positive things taught by the leaders of western and eastern religions to find common ground. Pointing out laws that Moses gave the Hebrews in Leviticus really doesn't prove anything. Everyone knows those are obsolete laws and nobody would be expected to live by them. If any church actually preaches to live by those laws they would probably be few and far between or some kind of cult type sect.
Of course everyone is entitled to their own opinion/beliefs. Instead of bashing Christianity and Judaism, why not promote why you think Atheism more positive belief system or the eastern religions you seem fond of. There are the "Pat Robertson’s" in every religion. Unfortunately the loudest voice gets to represent the group they claim to speak for. Assuming that all Christians are the same as Pat Robertson or the like is the same as assuming that all Americans are like George W. Bush.
Peace man.

Once again, I am glad I am not alone. The anti religion posts are contradicting the anti-neocon posts. People get c aught up in being anti-religoin that they confuse the two. I am two Makers Mark and Tres Generaciones into the wind so bare with me. I just think the lack of focus is losing leadership. You can be atheist, but expressing it at all times is just going to inhibit your ability to attract the minds of those who are not atheist which is a great majority of humans on this earth. If you truly believe in your cause you would find a distinction between the religion and politics and pursue it. I hope I am being clear, but I doubt it. Ithink people will get the gist. Seperation of church and state is stressed for a reason, yet it is a continued abuse within this forum. You can still be anti-church, but expressing such is no different than being prochurch. It is just a polar opposite and being such is counterproductive to the cause of being anti-neoconservative. If you promote your anti-religion it is simply turnign away those who are pro-religion, which is a great majority. I doubt I am being clear, but I imagine I have been in the past and continue to be ignored. Boys will be boys. Regardeless, I love you man. Peace....Two shots in the wind...