learned from whom ? <| sep |> Its not a personal blog . for reference . <| sep |> It ' s worth a lot more than that I ' m afraid ! Got an offer for 10 crates yesterday and I ' m looking to improve on that since we haven ' t finalised the trade yet . They normally go for about 12 , so I ' ve heard . <| sep |> Interesting to me that you see an entitled brat who has never contributed to society , where I see a person . Maybe the difference is that I ' m not presuming to know the person ' s life . <| sep |> I second this . Text though needs to stand out more . <| sep |> That would be the technology of the block chain . <| sep |> Don ' t care , just win . WPS <| sep |> I think I am OK but I could be wrong on that . Atheists I have known mostly left Christianity because they found the morals of the Christian religion itself to be sadly lacking . In my specific case it was when I found out that Jesus would be sending non Christians to hell to be tortured . I found that to be immoral in the extreme and it really broke the relationship I had with the church and Christianity . I had loved the church Episcopal but I could not go along with torturing people who believe differently and I could not ally myself with a god that would do such a heinous thing . As time went on I realized it was not possible for there to be a God as described in the Bible and I wasn ' t going to be sent to hell for condemning Jesus for sending people to be tortured . I suppose that was when I crossed over into being an atheist . I have always been astonished that Christians or anyone would stay in a religion that would send people to be tortured savagely . Mostly I have found atheists to be a cut above when it comes to morals and humanistic ideals . Studies seem to bear that out when one looks at religiosity vs crime , abortion , divorce , alcoholism , and other social ills . For the most part I hold atheists in high esteem .