I offer an alternative to mass spewing about Christianity

During my conversation with Harris, he observed that President Obama had recently ended his public remarks about the beheading of James Foley by the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, which wraps itself in religion, with a religious invocation: “May God bless and keep Jim’s memory, and may God bless the United States of America.” That struck Harris as odd and yet predictable, because in America, he said, God is the default vocabulary.

Jstan, did you rent the movie "Her" starring Joaquin Phoenix?

Hardly. Harris is actually up to something more complicated and interesting than that. He’s asking a chicken-or-egg question too seldom broached publicly in America, where religion is such sacred and protected turf, where God is on our currency and at our inaugurals and in our pledge and sometimes written into legislation as a way to exempt the worshipful from dictates that apply to everyone else.

The question is this: Which comes first, the faith or the feeling of transcendence? Is the former really a rococo attempt to explain and romanticize the latter, rather than a bridge to it? Mightn’t religion be piggybacking on the pre-existing condition of spirituality, a lexicon grafted onto it, a narrative constructed to explain states of consciousness that have nothing to do with any covenant or creed?

It's pretty clear now. Blu wants a theistic government.

It's pretty much a Qaddafi-style, "Love me or die" dictatorship of one, no?

Impossible to do.

Atheist can only run their mouths and say there's no God.

But if they were truly an atheist their heart would immediately stop.

Everything manifest in the material world is part parcel of God.

Not even blade of grass can move without God moving it first.

Atheist are stupid, ignorant and arrogant to the complete real facts.

Atheists only have incomplete facts which they "Religiously" spout ......