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Not that it bothers me, I'm just curious....sorry I don't mean to generalize.

You have GOT to be kidding! lol.. As a muslim, I have had many attacks from atheists. Having been married to one who probably wrote the book on it lemme tell you that persecution is not the sole property of a christian. But I think in many ways the Christian faith and its current international lay-out, structure and procedures lends itself to questions and lends itself to attacks from atheists. Then again, one has to understand that in life EVERYONE thinks he's right, and that does not exclude the atheist, who generally minds his own business until you try to speak to him of God. Do that, and no matter how you believe in God, you'll find yourself under attack. The nature of atheism is to not believe in a God or Creator possibility.

Briefly - a story - a scorpion wants to cross a river. He finally convinces a croc he WILL NOT sting him, please to help - he argues he will not sting him or they both die. But he does - and they do - and when asked why as they sank he replies; It's in my nature. Human nature is individual and thus unique, but it also has its TYPICAL things - like EACH person thinking I AM RIGHT.