Forget how the universe formed, how does the blood of a sheep atone for sins? And tell me about Jesus' DNA...

You don't just get to ignore how the universe formed, for one. And, as it turns out, none of those problems listed are actually problems.

There are peer reviewed studies for a whole lot of things and on things that contradict. No need to play the texas sharpshooter.

That's rich. Pot meet the biggest kettle of all time.
At some point we may or may not know. One thing's for sure ... when we find out, you stupid and backwards ass Xtians will discount it.

And your plaything, your god, will continue to shrink in size. Like your malfunctioning brains.

Well. You can choose to discount whatever you want. You'll see what's true when you see. You'll see that Jesus wins on every front. Mathematically, logically, scientifically, miracally. You'll see. Maybe when you've died. Or maybe not.

You forget little one ... I've been where you are now. I broke free and already have seen the truth.

Relgion, faith, christianity, islam, hinduism ... they're all man made. History shows it. But you're in your christian bubble

You had better stop using your personal experience as an argument. All you do is annoy with it, pretending that it's a real argument.

We both know that you commit anecdotal fallacy in your argument.

Hypocrite -- that's all you use. Again, "thou fool," pot meet kettle. Experience is an actual thing except stupid christians like you ignore it until it meets your personal needs ... like when you need a "personal savior" -- a set of words never regarded by christendom until the 1800's LOL. You're just one of those modern christians who has no concept of how your religion has evolved and you'll deny it any way.

You've become very judgemental. I'm not a very modern Christian. I'm a solid conservative evangelical Christian. Christianity–when really taken seriously–is hard to accept, because, the truth is, if it's correct, most people aren't going to heaven. Even some of those who say they are Christian.

I mean, the language around "personal savior" hasn't really been a thing with the Christian church. But since the beginning of Christianity people say the same thing in essence. The Bible doesn't directly say personal savior, that's true. But before Jesus, people did not have direct access to God once Jesus came, we no longer needed a priestly mediator between us and God–because we now have Jesus.

Because of this direct relationship with God, Jesus is our "personal savior". This is my take and anything further or more radicalized is not what I'm saying.

As for your criticism of my criticism of your personal experience (I know, that was a doozy), yes, experience is a real thing, and yours has shaped you. My point is, there are plenty of people who have has some personal experience going one way or another, from Christianity, to Christianity. As a result, your experience is just an anecdote, assuming I used the term correctly.