---

Quote: from Forever Angel at 6:31 pm on Mar. 26, 2008

---

Wow, TIT, did I hit a nerve there? Where did you see that I said anything about atheists? I'm simply showing the 'other side of the coin'. Those without religion are prone not only to commit offenses but extreme ones at that.

---

But do they do them with the specific cause of furthering their notreligion?

---

2 of them are of the christian faith. the other is unknown atleast from her source.

---

Quote: from Forever Angel at 4:52 pm on Mar. 26, 2008

---

Quote: from obvious child at 9:05 pm on Mar. 26, 2008

---

Quote: from Forever Angel at 1:54 pm on Mar. 26, 2008

---

Do you think their lives wouldn't be examined under a microscope? The psychologists always want to know what makes people like that tick.

---

 

  Look at the length of many of those. Look at how many of them actually go into depth on the parents.    

  Would you call that exhaustive?

---

My links are not to the biographies of these people. But if you are seriously interested, I would almost guarantee you can find several complete and thorough studies on any one of them. Search any of those names on Google and see the number of topics available. Check out your local library. I'll bet most of the authors of those treatises will have PhD attached to their names as well.

---

Until someone links that, it's hard to believe such claims as no involvement. Especially in a country where the vast majority of parents believe in something

---

---

Is this a joke? Christianity has killed more people than what you can imagine. This goes for all religions. How can you look down on Atheistism by some mentally challenged people, such as myself?

---

fixed

---

fixed

---

Also I must ask, are you an anarchists? You know God don't like those. If you aren't one than one do you have that A as you avatar?

Post edited at 8:56 pm on Mar. 26, 2008 by Keltic Fighter

-------
If you don't live for something, You will die for nothing.

---

Quote: from Forever Angel at 6:31 pm on Mar. 26, 2008

---

Wow, TIT, did I hit a nerve there? Where did you see that I said anything about atheists? I'm simply showing the 'other side of the coin'. Those without religion are prone not only to commit offenses but extreme ones at that.

---

But do they do them with the specific cause of furthering their notreligion?

---

---

Quote: from Shaknbake at 8:36 pm on Mar. 26, 2008

---

Quote: from Forever Angel at 6:31 pm on Mar. 26, 2008

---

Wow, TIT, did I hit a nerve there? Where did you see that I said anything about atheists? I'm simply showing the 'other side of the coin'. Those without religion are prone not only to commit offenses but extreme ones at that.

---

 

 But do they do them with the specific cause of furthering their notreligion?

---

2 of them are of the christian faith. the other is unknown atleast from her source.

---

---

Quote: from I never forget at 10:43 pm on Mar. 26, 2008

---

Quote: from Shaknbake at 8:36 pm on Mar. 26, 2008

---

Quote: from Forever Angel at 6:31 pm on Mar. 26, 2008

---

Wow, TIT, did I hit a nerve there? Where did you see that I said anything about atheists? I'm simply showing the 'other side of the coin'. Those without religion are prone not only to commit offenses but extreme ones at that.

---

 

  But do they do them with the specific cause of furthering their notreligion?

---

 

 2 of them are of the christian faith. the other is unknown atleast from her source.

---

And your source is?

---

---

Show me where the purpose in any of the recent topics the furthering of religion played any part.

---

I wasn't speaking about any specific case. I simply wished to put forward that while the irreligious can do horrible things, their motivation is generally not their irreligion. When a case is presented of some horrible act motivated by religious belief, the issue is different.

-------
فُک جحُوى

---

Quote: from Forever Angel at 8:57 pm on Mar. 26, 2008

---

Show me where the purpose in any of the recent topics the furthering of religion played any part.

---

I wasn't speaking about any specific case. I simply wished to put forward that while the irreligious can do horrible things, their motivation is generally not their irreligion. When a case is presented of some horrible act motivated by religious belief, the issue is different.

---

Post edited at 9:41 pm on Mar. 26, 2008 by Forever Angel

-------
Don't laugh at me, Don't call me names
Don't get your pleasure from my pain
In God's eyes we're all the same
Someday we'll all have perfect wings

---

Wow, you are funny not. I am Bi-polar, not mentally retarded. Why would your "God" make me this way?

Also I must ask, are you an anarchists? You know God don't like those. If you aren't one than one do you have that A as you avatar?

---

my god? I'm an atheist. Do I believe in Anarchy? not so much, I set that as my avatar years back when I made an account, and I never got around to change it because I don't care.

Bi-polar is pretty over diagnosed imo. Not that I feel bad for people with it anyways.

---

Quote: from Leichenschrei at 5:23 pm on Mar. 26, 2008

---

Google "Jeffrey Dahmer Church of Christ".  

 

---

You do realize that he converted to Christianity afterward before he was beaten to death by another inmate named Christopher Scarver who later exclaimed to be doing the will of God.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Scarver

And since when has an autobiography of a particular individual need to be exhaustive in order to be credible?  If the biography makes no mentioning of the potential belief of the individual in question, you can safely assume that they were not devout in either their particular beliefs or religion at all.  To state, "They could have had a particular belief that hasn't been mentioned!" is adding more information than was has been presently provided; therefore to do so is assuming the answers instead of seeking them directly.

---

Yes, he was baptized in prison apparently. Read here:
http://www.holysmoke.org/hs00/dahmer.htm

---

Jeffrey Dahmer is the son of a Born Again Fundamentalist (Church of Christ) father. Jeffrey's Born Again Fundamentalist home life led him to feel he could not acknowledge his homosexuality to his Fundamentalist father, and instead he developed an intense hatred of himself and of other gay men.

Well Jeffrey has now come home. He has become a Born Again Fundamentalist, baptized by a minister of the Church of Christ.

The following 3 articles chronicle the story of Jeffrey Dahmer's pilgrimage of faith: from Born Again Fundamentalist home to Born Again Fundamentalist prison cell, from Church of Christ to Church of Christ.
"Anger at his homosexuality led Dahmer to kill, psychiatrist says"

---

-------
Oinkness: I didn't start learning scales until
after I had written 2 full-length albums.

---

And your source is?

---

the very source you linked. maybe you should re-read them, along with the quotes I posted.

---

Quote: from Leichenschrei at 7:23 pm on Mar. 26, 2008

---

Google "Jeffrey Dahmer Church of Christ".

---

Did you? If so, what did it say? I provided links, so can you.

---