I stumbled onto this awesome angry Christian oped piece on Fox News website

[Blake]

lmobsessedao!

Yes you are

[AaronY]

lmobsessedao!

So how you been doing, brah?

Any news on dem alters or the childs that been getting sacrificed?

[CosmicCowboy]

lmobsessedao!

That dude in Houston has done pretty damn good without fire and brimstone.

[The Gemini Method]

I've slept with some vile people if they good looking. I may be a lib but my penis is no social justice warrior by any stretch of the imagination

This seems to be the righteous way a penile activist should act. Slaying Cons snatches like you donned a Reagan mask.

[Blake]

Where does Fox find these guys

"was mad at my father for beating my mother. I was angry at a man who worked on our farm and sexually abused me from ages 6 to 13. All of this led to me to really despise God, religion and anything to do with the church. I was the last person in the world who you would expect to become a Christian.

When some young believing students at school challenged me to investigate the evidence for Christianity intellectually, I was shocked. Specifically, they challenged me to investigate the evidence for the resurrection. I thought it was joke. In fact, I thought it would be easy to marshal the evidence disproving the claims of Christ. Since I like a good challenge, I accepted their offer.

I left the university and traveled across the United States, Europe and the Middle East to study ancient manuscripts and gather the evidence against Christianity. After months of study, I returned to a small library in England. I leaned back in my chair, cupped my hands on the back of my head and said “It’s true. It*really*is true.”

I returned to the university and couldn’t sleep. The evidence for Christianity was stronger than all the years of my pain and skepticism that kept me from believing it. I knew that if I was going to be honest, I could not remain a skeptic. The historical evidence really indicated that Jesus died, was buried, and rose on the third day.

Needless to say, my research had taken quite an unexpected turn. I set out to disprove the historical resurrection of Jesus but ended up becoming a follower of Christ. I first published my research in 1972 in the book “Evidence That Demands a Verdict,” which has since been printed over 4 million times in 44 languages......"



http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2018/...e-tsunami.html


"No really I have evidence because there's old papers and stuff"