> For the past month or so I have been lurking in a few groups of which
> alt.survival and misc.survivalism have been my favorite. � I liked them
> better before political trolls have taken them over and posting off topic
> bs...
>
> Also �I have never seen so many posts from ranting atheists lately, wonder
> why?
>
> A big question I think, is would Christians or Atheists make the best
> survivalists? � �Those who have studied history surely think that
> Christians have made the best survivalists at least in the history of the
> United States. �Indians - native Americans - also were extremely good
> survivalists and I have never heard of atheist Indians such as Lakota etc.
> etc... � Many have become Christians also. � I am not talking about
> becoming Catholics though thru force. I actually do not like religion and
> think most religion is one of the greatest curses to befall planet Earth.
> Especially Islamism but that is another topic. � To be brief I believe as a
> few others also whom I have heard, believe most religion is Bad and the
> Bible is Good. ...

> Want to be a good survivalist a truth based freethinker.
>
> The only true freethinkers are agnostic freethinkers.
>
> That is the beauty of being a freethinker. We can think for
> ourselves.
>
> As such, when we get a toolbox we can decide which tools to use for
> the job. Some tools are used a lot, other tools are left alone for the
> time being, and still others are trashed when we see they are broken
> and useless.
>
> Again, a freethinker is 'free to decide' how they wish to proceed.
>
> Just be careful of falling into the trap of 'mind manacled
> freethinker' as many ego based people fall into.
>
> The prejudiced, blind, small minded thinker cannot entertain
> freethought as they must block or censor the ideas and concepts before ...

>
> Christian or Atheist..who is the best survivalist?

> This is an interesting topic.
> It brought to mind the film 28 weeks later, where the opening scene
> shows a man and his wife hiding amongst others from infected people
> with a rage virus.
>
> They manage to break into the house and attck the uninfected. Thed man
> manages to reach a door which leads to escape, his wife is hiding from
> the infected at the oposite side of the room with a young boy. The
> raging infected zomby like creatures are between him and his wife. In
> the film he runs out into the courtyard leaving his wife. All around
> crazed canabalistic infected humans are racing towards him. He looks
> up at the window and sees his wife is still safe but is screaming for
> him to come back and help her. He looks back at the hoard and races
> away from the building, managing only just to escape via a boat on a
> river loactaed nearby.
>
> Did he do right, would he have done differently as a Christan or an
> athiest?
> ...

> George Redman wrote:

>> This is an interesting topic.
>> It brought to mind the film 28 weeks later, where the opening scene
>> shows a man and his wife hiding amongst others from infected people
>>...

> On Fri, 21 Dec 2007 02:43:29 +0000, Myal wrote:
>

>> George Redman wrote:

>>> This is an interesting topic.
>>> It brought to mind the film 28 weeks later, where the opening scene
>>> shows a man and his wife hiding amongst others from infected people
>>> with a rage virus.
>>>
>>> They manage to break into the house and attck the uninfected. Thed man
>>> manages to reach a door which leads to escape, his wife is hiding from
>>> the infected at the oposite side of the room with a young boy. The
>>> raging infected zomby like creatures are between him and his wife. In
>>> the film he runs out into the courtyard leaving his wife. All around
>>> crazed canabalistic infected humans are racing towards him. He looks up
>>> at the window and sees his wife is still safe but is screaming for him
>>> to come back and help her. He looks back at the hoard and races away
>>> from the building, managing only just to escape via a boat on a river
>>> loactaed nearby.
>>> ...