Christians; do you regard atheists as less fortunate? ?

Question

Spiritually speaking of course.

Answer 1

Yes because you guys are going to burn in h**l forever unless you accept Jesus into your life. It's sad that so many are lost... =(

Answer 2

I do not afford them any less dignity than anyone else.

Answer 3

I actually don't give much thought to atheists until I come on here. I believe we all have the right to choose our own path and since I'm not one to argue, I leave them alone. Clearly shoving my beliefs on other people will only create animosity. I am of the opinion that that is worse than their lack of spiritual interest.

Answer 4

Actually, atheists are more fortunate because they know they control their own lives.  

Answer 5

I think so, I feel bad for them because they don't have Jesus in their life. I think they would feel more fulfilled and wouldn't need to hang around the Religion section, trying to make fun of Christians.

Answer 6

Any person not saved or caught in legalism are less fortunate.

Answer 7

Isn't that too much like the pot calling the kettle black? I pity every ignorant bigot who agrees with you.

Shelly, you're projecting.

Answer 8

spiritually, yes.  

Answer 9

This is a question meant to start an argument... isn't it?

Perhaps misguided, but no less valuable or important than any other people.

Answer 10

Just because they have a size 12 Ego put into a size nine Soul is no reason to pity them.

Most can hold their own in a battle of wits.

All the best.

Answer 11

Yes I do.  

Answer 12

Actually I regard them as very sad!  I am sorry that they reject the Savior and are bound for eternal h**l.  They can only reject Christ now, but the second of their death they will stand before Him on bended knee and profess Him as Lord.  unfortunately it will be too late then

Answer 13

Yes i feel for them.  I don't hate them of course.  I think it's sad when Christians say they hate an atheists because it's not very Christian like.  Hate the sin love the sinner is what i live by :)

Answer 14

Why would I? I regard atheists as human beings. They are humans who happen to have a different viewpoint from my own. I don't believe in patronizing people with differing opinions by suggesting they're somehow "less fortunate". I'm a Christian; millions of people aren't. Instead of obsessing over differences, I'd rather look for similarities.

Answer 15

Of course not!

Answer 16

Absolutely.  

Answer 17

Like children indoctrinated into other religions, or just living in the wrong part of the world, atheists were born to unfortunate circumstances.

Many just can't stop trying to reason, when clearly you shouldn't be asking questions.

Answer 18

It is my prayer that all men receive the gift of faith.  It is a gift and can be  received if  asked for and   believed.    

Answer 19

Nice trolling.

Now. Back under your bridge.

Answer 20

i am a Mormon and Mormons are Christians, and i don't think that atheists are necessarily more or less fortunate. God loves everyone no matter what they do. His love is unchangeable.

http://mormon.org/mormonorg/eng/

Answer 21

no! see the Gospel of John, chapter 6;41-65><>  ^j^

see verse 65><>   Therefore I have said to you that no one is able to come to Me [ God ] unless it has been given to him by My Father...

  this is the word of the Lord...

Answer 22

I'm actually agnostic, but lacking the belief of a god makes your life much more fulfilling.  You know you only have a short time on Earth, so you must make the best of it.  If you have a total belief in god then your life is not as important, as you think there is a better place afterwards.