"Christianity says..." WOW! What an arrogant, pompous, condescending thing to say! Listen up, CJ -- you cannot possibly know anything until Chris, the official Spokes-blowhard for all of Christianity, the Hillbilly Prophet from Hicksville, West Virginia, TELLS you.

Of course you're not. You never are. Put it on the miles-long list of your failings in self-awareness.

And yet you couldn't even respond to CJ without talking down to her as if you were the very voice of God. How condescending is it to define the word "condescending" for her, after she has used it with 100% accuracy? I found that hilarious... and grotesque.

Not in your Christianity, Chris. Your Christianity is all about hate and war and destruction and condemnation. You know nothing about the "love and humility" brand of Christianity -- which stems from a guy named Jesus Christ, about whom you also know nothing.

I have never seen love and humility in your posts, Chris. You have no humility. You have shame and self-loathing, but that's not what humility means.

You have arrogance. Tons of it. No one knows anything about religion -- only you. No religion is right except yours. The women who would be willing to date you are not good enough for you -- you've cataloged their failings and your resume of superiority time and time again. How dare a black woman get a job that you were entitled to (in your own mind.)  We've heard that story before, too. How many times? And always with the irrelevant fact of her race prominently featured, just so we'll know you're a racist like the worst of your home-grown Dixie Land bigots.

And how many times have you demonstrated the ultimate arrogance -- that Jesus Christ Himself -- who [i]never said a word about gay people[/i] -- was much your inferior, because you would do his job for him and do it better -- condemning and excoriating people against whom Christ never said a word.

You know about humiliation, but you know nothing about humility.

As for love, I've never seen any indication of it. You are aware of people who have done things for you, and you are aware that there are things you want to get from people -- if those people are good enough for you, which they usually are not (in your totally unchristian judgementalism.) But those things have nothing to do with love -- certainly not in any Christian sense, to which they are anathema. Those are just manifestations of good-ol' me-gimmee-mine egotism and self-centeredness. Now that's something you have in great excess.

Gee, Chris -- are you enjoying this "Let's tell the truth with no regard and no respect for other people's feelings and rights" game that you initiated and you insist on playing?

Remember -- you can get Extra Points if you can present a case that anything I said here is not true.