Sentences with phrase «reading comments»

After reading the comments on this blog, it becomes painfully obvious why this country is going down the tank.

I have the feeling this is a rough draft anyway; she is probably reading these comments and editing as needed.

Reading your comments, I can imagine the kind of person you are..

Just reading the comments, you can see why are country's going down the toilet.

You can read the bible without reading all the critics — like you can read a cartoon without reading the comments

I would definitely like to keep reading your comments and reviews.

Reading these comments, I can't help but feel sad for all of you that believe that lacking belief in a god is akin to rejecting him.

Get over yourself... you only make yourself look foolish and if I'm reading the comments from people in your own country correctly, even they are getting tired of your rhetoric.

It is honestly sad reading these comments and the lack of knowledge people have of Evolution / Science / Reality.

Just by reading the comments being posted, it shows anyone can make accusations about anything.

It's so sad reading these comments sometimes.

Now, I'm sure that there are a few people who are LDS reading these comments (it's a story by Glenn Beck) who will jump on here and tell me how full of it I am but, there is also a legion out here who will also say «yup».

I think I will blog a bit about it after reading your comments and looking at your art.

In a way Religion is for Dummies... reading your comments has been true pleasure because I did not think it was actually possible to have a discussion with someone who would post a comment that stupid on a board... there is a god or there is no god because I say so because of my limited experience... what wonderful ignorance most people here have...

I have to laugh reading these comments.

And her followers are hilarious — half the fun of her social media life is reading the comments.

After reading these comments, this is why wars are started.

I've been reading the comments on this article and are struck by how many of them are from self - professed Christians who claim that the article is somehow or other «criticizing» or «picking on» or «persecuting» or «trying to destroy» Christianity.

After reading the comments, this is the overall impression I get: Why would I leave Christianity and the Church * with all its exclusivist dogmatism simply to run into the arms of another community that is just as exclusive and dogmatic?

I have only been reading the comments for a few minutes Dalahäst and I would say you don't believe you do but reading back through your comments you are very belittling and similar to those you condemn.

After reading the comments I was greatly distressed.

In reading the comments it proves how evil and distorted the world is becoming.

«Steve, when reading your comments, on occasion I see the faint glimmerings of what was once or possibly could be a decent human being.»

After reading these comments it is clear Mr. Potter's transition — his revelation — is completely lost on the Republican voters who seem to prefer a system where poor people are treated like animals instead of like human beings.

The best thing to do is not waste your time reading the comments.

All it takes is day reading the comments from posters in various CNN articles to know that people know nothing about religion.

But God is real and he's reading your comments.

I got ta stop reading the comments on these belief blog stories because it's the same thing every time.

I'm reading comments that even go as far as «explaning» evolution,, Ha, you guys are funny... please reframe from such if you only know a little about the subject, IDIOTS.

Just finished reading the article, just about to start reading the comments.

Reading these comments blasting Billy Nye and evolution has made me lose a lot of faith in humanity.

My blog was created on March 15th based on reading some comments like yours that are leading to the readers so I wanted to get the truth out about Islam and the teachings of Islam.

Reading these comments underscores how intellectually stunted the average atheist is: incapable of comprehending anything outside of what they can see, feel, touch, or taste.

After reading the comments on this article, it becomes clear why there are so many different beliefs that people consider Christian.

After reading the comments I realize I had a different experience.

It is, however, easily backed up reading the comments on the article.

In reading the comments most of the people strongly agreed with you.

Hopefully Obama has somebody reading comments to know where he stands.

I also can not help but wonder about the sins of Jay W. Richards after reading his comments.

One reason I love reading comments on this blog is that others can provide their alternative perspective to what I have written.

By reading the comments on this page you can see the handiwork of the devil — do not let him put the blinders on your eyes and on your mind — he walks among us daily — do not let yourself be fooled or used.

Even though you gave definitions of inspiration at the beginning of this series, in reading the comments I think not everyone is defining the word quite the same.

I have been reading the comments on NakedPaster.

I have been reading the comments here for about two weeks and following the Mars Hill situation for 2 months.

Reading your comments gives me hope that a day will come when all that is hidden will be made known, when all the liars and deceivers and narcissists and manipulators and abusers will have nowhere to hide and will be forced to face up to and own the horror of what they have done.

I just spent the last 2 days reading the comments from the September post.

Reading the comments... couldn't help but notice the atheists getting even more far out there than the so called religious persons ie:

Yesterday I was reading comments on the CNN article about NASA and the discovery of new planets... and the day before the one about the 4.4 billion year - old crystal.

I post about atheism, not to change the minds of Christians, but to voice alternatives to religion, for the «undecided voters» who may be reading these comments.

Although I respect your right to hold whatever beliefs you want, you should know that posts like this make you sound like an obsessed, over-the-top religious «nut» to many of us reading these comments.