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I know many Non-Christians who are constantly on the move in an attempt to escape reality . They usually have the T.V. or radio on when they are home because they say it is too quiet otherwise.

Many of the Non-Christians I know aren’t very good at handling even a small crisis that threatens a small part of the way of life they take for granted. Can you imagine Non-Christians if the way the of life they take for granted in the U.S. suddenly stalls or ends? How would Non-Christians behave if we won’t be able to buy gas or groceries for a period of time? THESE ARE SOME SCARY THOUGHTS!

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old comment by Beeblebrox

I would assume the non-Christians (I love how you say that to rhyme with "worthless a**holes") would react in much the same way any other American would. We would be worried, scared, and more than a little p****d off that our government let us down so badly. I'm not sure what point you were driving at with this post of yours but, whatever it was, you failed to either present or prove it.

Many of the Non-Christians I know aren’t very good at handling even a small crisis that threatens a small part of the way of life they take for granted.

The biggest threat to the non-Christian way of life is Christians. And just to clue you in, the non-Christian way of life generally revolves around rational thought and an insistence on individual freedoms.

old comment by Horsefeathers

"I know many Non-Christians who are constantly on the move in an attempt to escape reality ."

Says the guy posting on RaptureReady. You people are so divorced from reality that it's truly frightening.

"They usually have the T.V. or radio on when they are home because they say it is too quiet otherwise."

Who the hell wants to sit around in silence? Oh, wait, monks. Imagine that, more religious nuts doing goofy shit for no obvious reason.

"Many of the Non-Christians I know aren’t very good at handling even a small crisis that threatens a small part of the way of life they take for granted."

I think I'm quite good in a crisis actually.

"Can you imagine Non-Christians if the way the of life they take for granted in the U.S. suddenly stalls or ends?"

Depends on the circumstances now doesn't it?

"How would Non-Christians behave if we won’t be able to buy gas or groceries for a period of time?"

Oh no! Whatever will we do!?

"THESE ARE SOME SCARY THOUGHTS!"

I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that most of your thoughts would qualify as "scary" to damn near everyone.

old comment by Eden

Many of the Non-Christians I know aren’t very good at handling even a small crisis that threatens a small part of the way of life they take for granted.

And we very well know how fundamentalist christians handle such a crisis.
We can see it from the way they react with respect to the Mountain of evidence that threatens their way of life of taking the bible literal. They just dismiss it without any further thought and assume the evidence is false because it contradicts the bible.

I assume even if god himself would tell them that their belief in the literal truth of the bible is false, they would dismiss it and just claim that this wasn´t god but Satan, who said this and wants to lead them astray

old comment by KatAutumn

So having the TV or radio on to break the silence is a bad quality, but sitting online stewing in your own hatred toward others is acceptable?

*Many of the Non-Christians I know aren’t very good at handling even a small crisis that threatens a small part of the way of life they take for granted.*

Really? That's funny because back when I used to go to church every Sunday, we actually had members lose sleep over the fact that the pastor wanted to put a new sign out in front of the church. You know, because only non-christians can't handle minor crises?

*How would Non-Christians behave if we won’t be able to buy gas or groceries for a period of time?*

How would all of the Baptists respond if the all-you-can-eat buffets closed down due to a food shortage? I imagine the prospect of starvation would frighten anyone. Besides, just because I don't love me some Jeebuz doesn't mean I don't know how to grow a fucking garden so that I can eat.

“They usually have the T.V. or radio on when they are home because they say it is too quiet otherwise.”
Right, right, no one in The Faith ever needs background noise.

“Many of the Non-Christians I know aren’t very good at handling even a small crisis that threatens a small part of the way of life they take for granted.”
Man, THIS post didn’t age well. So, during the pandemic, who had a harder time dealing with the lockdowns? Faithful or Faithless?

"Can you imagine Non-Christians if the way the of life they take for granted in the U.S. suddenly stalls or ends?”
Yeah, we pivoted pretty easily.
The christains FREAKED that they couldn’t have their choirs belting out superspreader germs in confined spaces.
“How would Non-Christians behave if we won’t be able to buy gas or groceries for a period of time? THESE ARE SOME SCARY THOUGHTS!”
Uh huh….

Most people who aren't Christian seem to handle things better than Christians do. This post aged like sour milk. It was already bad. It got wirse

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