The fallacy of correctness by conversion

[graphicsguy948]

Why not include childhood for the "saved" years. Churches always say that's the most important time to grab the kids. Fine, even without my "childhood" I was a fullbore, Bible-believing Christian for 18.5 years.

[Bonigee]

I LOVE THE MESSAGE.. Hate the satanic music but then if it is later posted to an atheist they might like it. I LOVE THE PICTURE....Wow scary scary. Baried up to the neck at the shore line and here comes the hugest wave ever. A picture of the backslider and the godless.....their lives in great danger

[sablechicken]

I agree as well it's all good but the music, couldn't handle it, had to mute it.

[themoderateextremist]

the music is actually using Christian lyrics, one of them crazy bands that are reaching out to a certain subculture, head bangers that got saved and they minister to other head bangers. All earthly music falls short of glorious heavenly pure music, even many of our old classic hymns used music that was sung in bars and pubs with other words. I don't spend much time listening to it myself, maybe if I need to wake up physically or work out.

[themoderateextremist]

I don't know if it is satanic or not, but if it is, then so are many of the songs in the hymn book.

[KelsoFabulous]

I totally agree, but had to mute the music :)

[indignant99]

Great argument (harumph).

Against a point no one has made.

Congratulations.

You've killed a scarecrow (strawman).

[themoderateextremist]

eh... I've seen it several times, you probably have to. Most of the times I see it on youtube, its an atheist or a muslim saying they were A christian for X number of years, when those number of years include when they were a child, it doesn't add up. I'm not in a hurry to post it as a reply, just putting it here for when I do.