So Mike Stahl, a pastor based in Florida, wants to create a registry just for atheists. Not to worry though. Physical addresses won’t be released. Just names & photos, organized by state & town. How could such a neutral thing be used for bad things? What reason would an atheist have to be, shall we say, leery of appearing on such a list?
How about using it to do this:
In which case we could begin to witness to them and warn them of the dangers of atheism . Or perhaps they are radical atheists , whose hearts are as hard as Pharaoh’s , in that case , if they are business owners , we would encourage all our Christian friends , as well as the various churches and their congregations NOT to patronize them as we would only be “feeding” Satan . (source - the good pastor has deleted the blog, the cache is here.)
Nothing wrong with that! Only a faux-atheist would resent being proselytized badgered in such a manner. And surely it’s okay to threaten the income of people who refuse to believe the same thing you do. Damn radicals should have stayed off your lawn out of your town to begin with, eh?
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After finally getting around the blocks on his full blog to see what else he had to say, seems the good pastsor is truly WAY over on the far nut end of the scale of Christians. My favorite part was how he says it took so long for atheists to reply to his posting from a year ago- on a blog that has an invite-only block on it. Yeah, you’re super-popular with us atheists, Mikey, we check your blog every day- religously!
It wasn’t locked this morning. Must be feeling the heat as some of the bigwigs have posted about it also.
As for responding to him on his blog, he bluntly states we atheists can’t post there & if we send him emails he ain’t above giving other people our email/IP addresses.
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