I've revieved complaints from people saying that I'm "projecting" or "impressing" my views on them.

     I know how to project things. You put them in your hand, close your fingers, pull your hand back, open your fingers, and push your hand forward. In some places, it is called "throwing".

     I know how to impress things. Either you make their jaws drop, or you take a stick or similar object and shove it into a softer, pliable object, which will then bear the imprint of the impressing object (you can use fire, too).

     So, let me get this straight, my stating that I believe in an absolute good and evil is "evil", but stating that my belief in absolute reality is "evil" is not?

      See, secular humanity has one problem. They answer only to pleasure, like dogs answer to treats. They know not discipline, immortality, or hope, only drunkenness, death, and uncertainty. And they give up their will in order to gain what mere senses can percieve. Gone is logic, gone is reason, only desire and emptiness remain. They lose any purpose, they lose any life, they give up all for one night stands, booze, cheap food, revelry, action movies, pornography, hollow shells that provide no salvation, merely result in addiction and dependence, a crutch for the weak that only makes them weaker.

       Faith comes with apparent drawbacks. One cannot continue on in a life of sin, for then they experience only what the dogs who reject hope experience. Instead, they must work for their dinner, and they recieve a fine feast in God's house while the dogs outside enjoy their meager meals, feeling hopeless and weak. They must give up uncertainty for trust, desire for logic, emptiness for reason, but they are rewarded with salvation through Jesus Christ, independence, and strength. They find the sanctity of marriage, fellowship, and other wholesome rewards, and, above all, dignity.