Why is it when someone disagrees with you, or has a differing opinion than you, you resort to the tactics of those big haired, red faced, screaming preachers? I appreciate differing opinions. Even yours. You have a right to think what you will. Doesn’t mean you’re right, it doesn’t mean you’re wrong. I’m not deceived. I’m just adult enough to know that, hey maybe I am wrong about this. I don’t know everything. Life is a learning process. You stop learning your brain dies. You yourself have pointed out that you have a limited education. Maybe there are things that you don’t know even about things like theology? Just a thought. Johnnz was right about Lewis being a great thinker. He saw the lack of religion and morals and sought to teach others the truth that he had learned and he did it in non-confrontational way. Something I feel you could learn from. He was Anglican, but all Christian faiths can turn to him for inspiration. He did not push his faith on anyone. I read in the beginning of his book that Mere Christianity was not a tool to use to be directed to a specific religion. He said that he would not tell anyone to follow his particular faith, but that the search for faith was a life-long process if need be. That when you are ready you will know when to make the move into one denomination or the other. So far I agree with what he said. By your rules you would ignore all of the pastors, disciples, apostles, and other Christian theologians who have spoken about faith and God. Can you address this so that this is not the perception of you? Or is it accurate? Just because someone doesn’t agree with you does not mean they are wrong. It just means that maybe they are able to see the issue more clearly than you. In those cases, they are someone to learn from, not ridicule.