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If there are greater or lesser commandments though, wouldn't violating a higher ranked commandment be worse?

Well yes, that position isn't ideal but it's better. Often times our actions dictate our beliefs, rather than vice versa. If we take actions which indicates we believe in God, such as attending church, having friends that believe in God, living a lifestyle by the bible, that over time, it is...

Jesus said The greatest commandment was: Hear, O Israel! The Lord our God, The Lord is One; Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. And in accordance with the old testament: "Thou shall have no other gods" Does this mean, that...

Easy, they deny God by not believing he exists.

Would atheists have done the same as christians and granted freedom of religion in the constitution? If all our founding fathers were atheists, do you think we would have the freedom of religion? Would atheists give christians the same freedom we gave them?

http://www.redstate.com/2016/01/14/atheist-michael-newdow-files-another-flawed-lawsuit-remove-god-trust-currency/ How many times do the courts have to tell this guy he's wrong? This is just downright sad at this point.

How is it possible to separate the two? God is in everything.

Expect we aren't. You think of all belief systems as equal, which well, just isn't true. You think all beliefs are equal, that is simply not true. Christians are the most moral, because we are the most moral. No amount of analogy affects the truth.

So?

Atheism wasn't even the number 1 threat, I put Islamic terrorists at the top of the danger chain.

My hypocrisy is irrelevant to the question of whether John is a hypocrite. This question addressed at the hypocrisy of a particular man.

My argument is that there exists hypocrisy, it isn't that the criticisms of Christianity needs to be invalidate. Hypocrisy is relevant, if my argument is that there exists hypocrisy.

Depending on the motives, the Christian may or may not have done something wrong. It most certainly is not survival of the fittest, Christians have moral obligations.

Might as well throw away 99.99% of all labels, people could always be lying.

So it wasn't racist for FDR to put all Japanese people in concentration camps, because being at war with Japan, made Japanese people more likely to be dangerous, so it was not racist for America to fear the Japanese and lock them up, just common sense.

Being anything isn't hard. Being is just being. It requires no effort to just be.

Who I am and my beliefs have always been shaped through debates and arguments. I didn't believe in global warming 6 months ago, now I do after a 5 hour argument with 3-4 liberals, the argument was heated, but it did change my mind. After example would be, I used to be a creationist, now I am...

If one does not pinpoint and identify the issues and wrongs, society can never improve. The first step in fixing anything is realizing what the problem is.

It's about our refusal to do something about global warming, despite science indicating such. That is where the threat lies, and people will die due to our refusal to act. So yes, the actions of humans dealing with global warming.

Choose what? No one has to choose anything off my list, it's my own list, and it's importance is ranked from 1-10, 1 being the biggest threat, and 10 being the least on the list. Why does formatting ever matter, no one had to pick anything off my list.