with it being right there and all.

"Despite the rise in the unaffiliated, who numbered 0.8% in 1966, Australia isn't necessarily becoming a country of atheists, Bouma told CNN. Some are likely practicing religion privately and in their own ways away from traditional, organized worship, he said."

Keep whistling past that graveyard. I'm sure it'll be fine.

I understand. As do others who read your responses.

I should hope that was obvious to everyone, especially you.

Like Diogenes, I will keep searching with my lantern.

You truly are quite representative of your religion.

But, you not being a Christian, "judge not" does not apply?

You can read into that whatever you want.

It's clear he's speaking out against theistic supremacy.

Do you understand what he's saying? Do you think Christians can only be good people?

calling that "theistic supremacy" is meaningless. Like identifying humans with the label "oxygen breathing supremacists". It says far more about the speaker than it does about the one being described.

I also understand the motivation behind the post, which is why I included a relevant part of the article.

I'd really like to follow your logic here. Please explain.

I have confidence in your analytical ability.