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The early Christians were persecuted, even as Jesus had been. (John 15:20; 17:14) Historian John L. von Mosheim called first-century Christians “a set of men of the most harmless inoffensive character, who never harboured in their minds a wish or thought inimical to the welfare of the state.” Dr. Mosheim stated that what “irritated the Romans against the Christians, was the simplicity of their worship, which resembled in nothing the sacred rites of any other people.” He added: “They had no sacrifices, temples, images, oracles, or sacerdotal orders; and this was sufficient to bring upon them the reproaches of an ignorant multitude, who imagined that there could be no religion without these. Thus they were looked upon as a sort of atheists; and, by the Roman laws, those who were chargeable with atheism were declared the pests of human society.”
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You don't seem to a have a clue what you're talking about. You were asked what, “... the atheism book...” is (your quote) and you completely fail to give an answer, and instead say, “... If you don’t know then I am sorry for you. There are many books in the library, search them out. And that is the last I am going to say on this matter!”
If this is the last you're going to say on this matter then I don't know why you even bothered in the first place. You clearly don't have the faintest idea what atheism even is; you appear to think that it originates from one particular book and then rather stupidly fail to tell us which book you're referring to. If that's the best you can do to defend your faith and pour scorn upon atheism then I – like you – feel sorry for you.
You don't seem to a have a clue what you're talking about. You were asked what, “... the atheism book...” is (your quote) and you completely fail to give an answer, and instead say, “... If you don’t know then I am sorry for you. There are many books in the library, search them out. And that is the last I am going to say on this matter!”
If this is the last you're going to say on this matter then I don't know why you even bothered in the first place. You clearly don't have the faintest idea what atheism even is; you appear to think that it originates from one particular book and then rather stupidly fail to tell us which book you're referring to. If that's the best you can do to defend your faith and pour scorn upon atheism then I – like you – feel sorry for you.