Why Study the Bible?, page-214

"I was surprised to think that you thought you would have even been an individual who was a candidate for the Christian marketing as you put it."
You were right to be surprised.

"You have trouble with polemics from a Christian perspective
you do not handle it well and it shows with your emotive language."

Not quite. I have trouble with those who prey on the vulnerabilities and different beliefs of others, especially when it is justified with qualifications such as "98% of those who profess to be Christians."
It's good that you have glimpsed an example of the proper use of emotive language.

"I know you have admitted your ignorance regarding religion and it is self evident"
Once again not quite right. It was relative ignorance of the Bible. Religion I know something about, though fortunately only as a keen observer both of what it is and what it is not.

"but try not to be such an emotional dill if you can help it."
Be careful, your disdain is again distorting your perception.
In my case no harm done, but it's not a good look for someone trying to be a Christian.

Must go to bed now.
Perhaps another time.

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