I have been slowly plodding through "Worthy Christian Forums", and IMO it is one sad place.

One lady who's hobbies are doing word search and baking made bald-ass lies, and I provided proof that completely crushed her statement, then asked her why she made her statement, and requested she explain why. Nothing. And when I pushed her, a whole bunch descended on me in defense of this lying piece of shit who does not own her actions and hides behind others. Honesty and accountability is not in her vocabulary. That action resulted in many demanding I apologize to her, I said "no way". I expect a ban. I was surprised this morning, expecting a ban notice that has not arrived.

Yet I was subjected to at least three ad hominen attacks by one individual, and no one did anything. Guys and gals thing I guess, it matters to worthy christians. But definitely not fair and equal treatment.

My latest action was yesterday criticizing Kayne West for owning a 747 and wedding someone who made a sex tape. Amazing, he shows up on Joel Osteen and suddenly all flock towards defending him. For some reason someone brought in the pedophile word, and ... this is really sad ... many held the position that just as long as one repents, all is forgiven. One even went as far as to state that if a pedophile repented, he would not have any problems with befriending the pervert.

I countered by stating that I hope he repented while serving a long jail term, and that I do not associate with pedophiles.

I shake my head at their lost morals, and cringe when I realize that I was once probably like that back in my theist days.

I got banned from christianchat.com even back in the days i was a christian, when i was really struggling to reconcile what i believed with the reality of the world around me. I think I'm still registered on worthy as a christian.

I went and had a peek a few months ago and i couldn't believe some of the arguments put forward, i think though what really got to me was that i used to use the same ones in defences of the gospel. It did me good to see how bad they were, and grateful that I never used the really bad ones.

It really does impair rational and honest critical thinking when the very core of how you view any argument is founded in a pre=belief in a god.

I got really curious and had a little time so I just visited https://churchsearch.com.au, an Oz website which came online 2012 and it appears the only person still there is the administrator who has disabled public comment after the latest contribution about pros and cons of car exhausts pipes. This typifies the hunger for online discussion of all things religious in Australia. There are more enthusiastic attended forums available to argue such things as the details of Bradman's illustrious cricket career and who was it who poisoned Phar Lap.
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So I tried https://christianchat.com/

The very first forum thread, 6205 pages, over 124,000 individual posts, of hair-splitting the single issue of 'faith and good works' since 2017 and the last 25 pages of heated dispute have been published in the last 24 hours with the OP still in there slugging it out for Jesus....'faith and good works' still not settled after 2000 years and 6205 pages of polite christian vitriol...which makes me realise they don't need atheists to debate, they have each other.
Why would they go to an atheist website to debate prickly realists who clearly don't give a shit about their fantasies when they can get their spiritual rocks off advertising their special knowledge of how and what their god thinks and chiding and pitying other christians who do not. Its a snapshot of a bizarre 'St Paul World Funpark', and they're still giving it to the Jews.

I now really appreciate the usual theist contributors who turn up here and even the drive bys.

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I have been banned from 'christianforums.com' 4 times, mostly for defending LGBT rights.

Apparently, if you say anything positive about LGBT's, or try to correct the record about falsehoods that are promoted you are 'promoting homosexuality'.

I don't know if this counts, but I'm a member of a forum of Doomsday Preppers, as I have an interest in survival and prepping because of my EMS work as a paramedic (I was a relief worker with Humana and the Red Cross after Hurricane Andrew), and the website has an extremely conservative, deeply religious membership.

I've actually gotten into it with people on the forum about LBGTQ issues, gay scout masters, Christianity, and so forth.

I'm well-liked on the forum because I keep it civil when I attack religious issues. When talking about stuff like this, I follow certian rules:

1) Attack the issue, not the person.
2) I don't have a monopoly on absolute truth.
3) If I really have the courage of my convictions, then it doesn't hurt me to honestly and faithfully consider other peoples' points with an open mind.
4) I sincerely thank them for their time, effort, and knowledge in sharing their point of view with me.
5) I make sure that they know that I'm willing to change my mind if I'm wrong (And I am. I've been known to be wrong before).
6) I don't make assumptions about someone's character and/or integrity just because their beliefs are different from mine.

I have been labled as a radical liberal (which I guess I am....at least by the standards of that forum), but I still get along. I actually learned a lot from that forum, and was happy I joined. Despite the heavily Christian nature of the forum, I've been welcomed as the token eccentric.