But I can clearly sense the animosity in your writings—toward believers, toward God, and toward creation itself. That’s your right, of course.
What I often see with many like yourself—atheists, skeptics, etc.—is that you're quick to find fault in others, quick to tear down God and the Bible. Yet, rarely do you offer substance or meaningful food for thought yourself. It seems your focus is more on attacking others than building anything of your own.
You come across as somewhat angry and aggressive. So, out of genuine curiosity—what are you so angry about? Do you harbor hatred toward Christians, toward God, or the Bible? Has something happened that caused this bitterness in you?
It seems obvious you elevate man-made science above all else. But much of science is still trial and error—hypotheses, testing, and ongoing theories that often lack a firm foundation. Take gravity, for example. Many claim it's a fact, and I assume you'd agree, since science presents it that way. Yet, the truth is, gravity remains a theory. They still don’t know what causes it. They have no explanation for what it truly is. There’s no graviton. Think about that for a moment.
Or take evolution. Darwin's theory and many of the scientific ideas built on it are riddled with flaws. And yet, people like yourself present it as fact—even though the so-called “missing links” remain unfound. These are still just theories, yet they’re taught in schools as if they’re unquestionable truth.
What I’ve noticed in discussions with people like you is that you seem to accept mainstream narratives as fact without question. If Channel 9 News says the Great Barrier Reef is dying because of global warming, you believe it—because a scientist said so. You don’t seem to ask deeper questions or test these claims yourself.
So again, I’m genuinely curious—why the hostility toward those of us who believe in something deeper? Why such resentment toward those who challenge the ideas of sinful man and question the man-made concepts that so often contradict the Bible?
