Mr. Cenac’s commentary is wrought with personal attacks, insults and sweeping generalizations. He comes across as smug and passive aggressive. Did you happen to look up confirmation bias?

Cenac’s commentary is a self-referencing joke. His argument amounts to: “Genesis 3:15 is correct and you should be stupefied because Galatians 4:4 confirms it.”

Its insulting. And I’m fed up with superstitious drivel being equated to intelligent commentary. There is absolutely nothing intelligent about the article above.

This is the reason for any ire in my response. “Christians” like their god are selfish and petty. Their entire moral compass rests on a promise of “Paradise for eternity” and justice against non-believers who burn in a lake of fire for ALL ETERRRRNITTTYYYYYY.

You believe in a lie.

Valar, Neville expounded very articulately and calmly his response to your piece, for which I commend him highly. Why is your reaction so violent, Valar? Shouldn’t you welcome such intelligent commentary on such an innately contentious subject? Please explain this violent reaction!

You lack the courage to take on information that is contrary to you long held belief. See confirmation bias.

Forty-five Old Testament prophecies and thirty-seven miracles may seem significant to a gullible mind, but pale in comparison the the massive scope of the Universe in which we inhabit.

Billions upon Billions of stars, galaxies and systems go unmentioned in the Christian Bible. The limitations of your so called scripture are painfully apparent to millennials who, unlike your backward and under-educated generation value Verifiable Evidence over ‘faith’ and ‘imagination’.

The truth is, people like you, people who cling onto your imaginary friend are a scourge upon the world. You’re content that all the answers you will ever need rest in a Book likely written by con-artists.

You suffer from a condition called “Confirmation Bias” Mr. Cenac. Study its meaning, its the glue that binds your faith, and it does far more harm than good to humanity.

I also recommend a book by a Biblical Scholar named Reza Aslan called Zealot, the Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth. Though I doubt you lack the spine or mental fortitude to do so. And yes, I’ve read your “scripture” from cover to cover. Its bullshit.