only-conservative-here:

First of all, no one forced you to find this. If you don’t like it, don’t read it. I’m not removing anything I post because it bothers you. 1st Amendment rights are 1st Amendment rights. 

Free exercise of religion and freedom of speech do not equate to freedom of ignorance.  When I said that I want the quote off my tag, I was speaking in general.  It shows up once or twice a week on a tag it doesn’t pertain to.  Lewis makes a biased argument against atheism—one that relies on predilections.  He does not make a knowledgeable argument.  I’ve pointed quite a few Christians to my refutation, and rather than considering my rebuttal, they continue to post the quote as if it says something of worth.  That kind of obduracy is unacceptable.

A debate would be interesting, yes.

Well, why didn’t you attempt to draw first blood?  I clearly asked you if you wanted to debate the existence of this god he’s alluding to.  You don’t have to ask my permission.

On a side note:  did you actually write “Christianophobia” in the tags?  Let’s define phobia:

an exaggerated and often disabling fear usually inexplicable to the subject and having sometimes a logical but usually an illogical or symbolic object, class of objects, or situation (Merriam-Webster)

First and foremost, I do not fear Christians and I do not fear Christianity.  I’ve been debating Christians and refuting Christian arguments for over a year.  To the contrary, it seems that some Christians fear me.  When I first published this blog, Christians were on the offensive.  There were a number of them who found my new found atheism unacceptable.  They also considered me a wounded calf; they perceived me as an easy target—one that they could re-convert easily.  They perceived wrong.  They are gone and I still stand; now I browse the atheism tag and occasionally find a wounded sheep posting nonsense about something they don’t fully comprehend.  I was the hunted; now, I am the hunter.  Christianophobia isn’t in my vocabulary and it never will be; I don’t have to fear you, your brethren, your religion and definitely not your nonexistent war god.  With that said, let the games begin.