Do christians push their religion on others?

I said this before in past questions based on this question, and I will say the same exact thing, There is a differences between a Christian and a Christian wannabee these are the people who goes around trying to make people believe that they're doing what God wants them to do but they really not, all they are doing is trying to force people to be the people that they want that person to be. Just like how people pretend that they are homeless, by making signs saying that they need money to live, but they're really homeless all they want are for people to give them money just so they can buy beer, or just put the money in their pocket to go buy something else, also some people pretend that they're raising money for charity but they're not. That's the same thing that those Christian wannabees are doing, expect they're not trying to use money that they're homeless or raising money for charity to go buy something, instead they're using God, Jesus, and the bible just to force people to be the people that they want others to be, and if they don't than they tell people that God doesn't love them.

Some do, some don't.

Many do.

Quite a lot do even though they largely don't realise it.

Well, you can't lump all Christians together. That would be like saying just because someone is tall they must be good at basketball. Some Christians do. Most, in my experience, don't. It's the small group that gives everyone else a bad name. Be wary of always/never statements.

Many people do....

It depends on the person, and their upbringing.

God in American money, Check

God in American pledge of allegiance, Check

Inability to become president unless you're a Christian, Check



Looks like it.

The main real requirement is public opinion and most Christians tend to vote for only Christians.

I'm pretty sure he's talking realistically not officially. Official regulations only matter in a noncorrupt form of government.

If they want it bad enough congress could probably get rid of it over time.

Yes they'd have to fundamentally change the constitution and laws but with enough public support that can be done.

And with public support that'd be much easier.

Sure I will now please can ya shut up I have other debates going on

I'm not American, so it's all good on my front.

As for the three points they appear to have gone right over your head.

You mean science? Which is secular, not atheist...

Evolution is part of biology, and biology is a science. Therefore, yes it is.

The hypocrisy you show is astounding... the funny thing is you don't even realise it, Evolution is a Scientific theory, much like how Gravity is a scientific theory.

Exactly what would you need as proof of evolution? You can actually study evolution of bacteria in a laboratory, we did something similar in Biology class, how the bacteria adapts and changes. The common cold is a perfect example of the evolution or cancer or do you want something bigger, the horse skeleton records perhaps? Or what....what do you want?

Here the hypocrisy part, you don't hold the same amount of scepticism or apply the same need or want for empirical evidence to your god or Christian beliefs.

And parents are allowed to teach their kids whatever they want if your kids choose science over your religion that's not the schools fault your religion just doesn't appeal to them besides most Christians beleive in evoluition doesn't stop them from being christian either.

Most beleive in evolution but that thats just how god did it and yes it is science very few beleive your creationist theory in fact last time they polled them only one percent of scientists in related fields of study supported creationism. I suppose you still think the universe revolves around earth and that the world is flat too.

So your not rlstupid much are you idk why people like you still exist like going back to the middle ages lolz frickin hilarious