So your argument is that my point is invalid because you have a much more valid and important point about Christians being “Hated”? I think that’s patently abusred. Not only did you show evidence of Christians being hated, you seem to offer reasoning for why people should hate the poor because they can’t afford children that they have?

I was very clear about my article. It’s not the fault of society that people have babies they can’t afford. It’s the fault of society for shaming people for having children they can’t afford. That was very clear and I’m not sure what argument you’re making here.

In your world, you give up children you can’t care for? There is only one world and we happen to share that world. I’m glad that YOU don’t have children you can’t afford however, your judgments of other people is what I’m talking about. It’s not about hating Christians. It’s about the judgment that Christians seem to reserve for others that people tend to hate, especially when it was Jesus who repeatedly spoke about not judging others.

That’s what I don’t understand. Your judgment here today about others along with your anecdotal evidence about “all the people you know” means exactly what? That you’re better than they are? That you are somehow more moral?

I guess I wish that Christians would understand this more than anything. But I’m so glad that everyone in “your world” don’t have children they can’t take care of. I wonder where else you can share your obvious perfection with us?