Miryam,
Your spelling comment reminded me of the idiot who incessantly pretends to be an expert (to win arguments) but s/he can't spell simple words. Like the "nuclear physicist" who "couldn't find something on wikipedia" (or) the "biologist" who posted creation arguments with grossly misspelled words and claimed, "it's what atheist scientists believe". Nobody needs computer devices to correct those spelling errors since they misspelled words that most people learned to spell in elementary school. Someone else told the person that posted "the elements were encoded in Genesis" about his atrocious spelling (I think he accused us of using software) and he continued to take that out on me because I proved his theory was wrong.
Thereupon, someone saying he was raised a Buddhist posted a topic and he miraculously misspelled the very same words. Someone also found (another thread) where the Buddhist claimed that he knew more about Christianity than any other religion. He kept posting things with atrocious spelling, and he was bent way out of shape every time he was corrected. He went on a rampage all over the message board.
Miryam said, "atheists come in all kinds just like the christians". No, atheists come in all kinds, but not just like Christians. The vast majority of atheists (unlike most Christians) know that homosexuality is a biological difference (few theists agree) it's not "sin" or a "choice" and that is the biblical teaching. The vast majority of "real" atheists don't feel that it is their responsibility to admonish people for natural occurrences. It's mostly fanatics who think it's about right and wrong. Many theists don't understand it's biological. Religious teachings inspire obsessive hatred towards homosexuals and other minorities. Calling over and over again about one topic is obsessive (no matter what) and I think it indicates "a problem".
It's not unheard-of for "true believers" to get on atheist's web sites or programs and make ridiculous statements while claiming to be an atheist. For example: Pastor Gets Caught Lying for Jesus http://unreasonablefaith.com/2009/03/20/pastor-gets-caught-lying-for-jesus/
Read this article about a theist trying to preach on an atheist web site and when it didn't work he became an atheist and posted disgusting remarks that were probably what he thought atheists were like.
It's what people are saying that matters not what they say they are. Many of them don't want to complain on an atheist message board as theists, and many of them post as atheists and theists under numerous pseudonyms and persuasions but it's easy to tell who they are. They often use the ploy "I'm an atheist" to attack atheists (because they got mad over losing an argument with an atheist who told them they couldn't spell). They try to curry favor with atheists that they think are important to gain their sympathy. One frustrated fanatic commented, "I can be an atheist too"! They think it works, and it does with people as dumb as a rock. These people are not giants.
Anyone can say anything…I'm an atheist but… is the usual opening. And they keep repeating "I'm an atheists" because if they didn't you wouldn't know it. They don't fool anyone who's very sharp.
