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That comment was not aimed at you in particular. Check some of the earlier atheists' comments and you will see the kind of thing I was responding to.

Consider also that relativism, the belief that anybody's version of "the truth" is as good as anyone else's, is if fact a dogmatic assertion in and of itself, and an article of faith in the secular religion of the Left, not a traditional conservative belief at all. In science, no one thinks that an infinite number of theories are equally valid. Why should we believe that regarding religion?

That comment was not aimed at you in particular. Check some of the earlier atheists' comments and you will see the kind of thing I was responding to.

Well, given that you replied to my post with a comment about atheists, it sure seemed like it was aimed at me. And other atheists' comments have as little to do with me as any other Christian's comments would have to do with you. I could make a generalization about Christians and when you said it didn't apply to you, I could find some Christians that it did apply to. Means nothing.

In science, no one thinks that an infinite number of theories are equally valid. Why should we believe that regarding religion?

You seem to not understand my problem with post 66. I don't care that people believe what they want to believe. I have a problem with people dogmatically asserting messages like, "One day you will believe. Everyone will...on bended knee." Do you not see the distinction?