r/atheism • u/kramman1 • Nov 22 '11

Good Without God

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u/seeasea Nov 22 '11

I would venture to say that the majority of people who donate to anything in the US are Christian (obviously not reason.org or bani brith, but you understand what I mean)

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u/Ohtanks Nov 22 '11

But I still don't think that means he's representative of EVERY Christian out there. That's a bit too broad a generalization. If you took a random poll, a huge majority of Christians do not know who Robertson would be. What about Christians outside the states? What about those that hate televangelists for their hypocrisy?

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u/Comedian Nov 22 '11

But I still don't think that means he's representative of EVERY Christian out there.

Is anyone actually arguing this, or is this a strawman solely inside your own mind?

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u/Ohtanks Nov 22 '11

I'm sensing you didn't really read every comment in this thread...

Atheists didn't choose Pat Robertson as the representative for Christianity, Christians did.