"Praying for someone is an act of religious intolerance."

"Only you know your parents. If you are dependent on them in anyway, then perhaps it is best if you keep quiet until you are out of their house. It isn't just a case of 'my house, my rules' you have to worry about, it's the…"

"Unless your mother is a bible-thumping evangelical who is at church whenever the doors are open and condemns everyone who has different beliefs than her I would recommend just telling her. She probably won't be as upset as you might think. It…"

"Hi :) I'm from the Bay Area too."

"I think it's nice. They are worried about your soul. And it is condescending, because they've obviously figured out what you have not."

"No waaaayyyy."

"Well, Falwell said a lot of things against the LGBTQQI community, and anyone else who wasn't christian. The man was a prime example of someone who used the bible in the context of his own agenda. I'm pretty sure there'd be a shitstorm…"

"I'm skeptical of everything, really, so I'm sure I'd still be skeptical of he/she/it. To be convinced? I'd need to do my own experiments, and see everything for myself under a controlled environment."

"Why is he Australian?"

"I thought it was condescending even when I was a Christian. :P I absolutely refused to use such an obviously self-superior line, even when my sister was questioning her faith. I realize that most people don't mean it as such, but it…"

"Depends on context. You can usually tell if they are being condescending."

"Oh Bianca."

"Who?"