Can you as a uniquely qualified atheist and fan of Matt Dillahunty demonstrate (Matt loves that word that you keep parroting from him) that a demonstration is the sole epistemology by which knowledge is acquired on any given topic?
Engaging in psychological suppression is you, by definition, suppressing your own thoughts. So in addition to this assumption and your behavior not aligning with your claims. Yes, I *can potentially* know your thoughts better than you.
To claim that atheists being notoriously guilty of psychological suppression would necessitate most 'Christians' raising that issue all the time is a non-sequitur. Especially when considering the fact that even Christian sources will acknowledge that most who self-identify as 'Christians' do not meet the defining characteristics necessary to legitimately hold that label.
Most Christians also don't know or understand their bibles or how to engage in apologetics. Do you think all Christians argue like the one's Matt lines up on the Atheist Experience and then hangs up on them all the time?
This is in fact a stream about politics *on a meme site* where people typically come to kid each other with half-truths, exaggerations, and humor - not seriously challenge or establish peer-reviewed papers because they're feeling a little insecure about their atheist complex that day or needing to air past grievances.
Once again, this is a meme site. How do you make a distinction between the exaggeration, half-truths, and humor typically accompanying meme satire and what you call 'error?'
Your responses are in fact out of place when you are offering serious challenges to unserious memes. This is not based on the category of the meme environment in which you find yourself on this site, but rather on your pedantic, anal, and serious responses to their casual and humorous ones.