Hi kaikaikaikaikai. Thanks for your very thorough feedback about the Colemak layout. I read it with great interest!

Hey there... just wondering: have you stopped training with the Colemak layout? any particular reason? (you actually achieved a remarkable improvement in a couple of months only).

Also, as for it being a rather unknown book, there are numerous books on the subject of evidence for Christianity, and this is simply one of them. I honestly don't think that the media, or society, you could say, wants to believe in God; people do not want to think about being judged on what they do, going to hell, etc., so they choose not to believe (among other reasons; I hope I am not being too bold). Of course, all of the perfectly reasonable evidence in the world could be given for Christianity, and some would still not believe. I appreciate that you are so open in discussing this :)

Thank you for considering the book. There are definitely arguments going both ways on this, and unfortunately the media usually takes the side against Christianity. In terms of gods and dragons and unicorns, I can't say that I really think of those on the same level. While the God of Christianity does have realistic proof, while I must agree with you that the other things do not. I am curious to know why you oppose Christianity. Do you doubt that what is said in the Bible is true, such as if it is in disagreement, or outdated? Or are you thinking more that it is simply fictional? Do you think that there is just not enough real proof? Because of what you are saying, I would assume that you are an atheist (?), so I would love to know your reasons.

Hi :) I just was looking on the website, and noticed some of your comments on "Osman Bakar's" page, and I hope this doesn't sound weird, but I kinda wanted to ask you about something involving that argument. You say that "being religious usually entails believing in something that has no evidence," and so on. However, Christianity has so much evidence for it, and is quite provable. I don't know if you are at all curious about the subject, but a good book on it is "The New Evidence that Demands a Verdict." It's by Josh McDowell. Also, your speed improvement in typing is absolutely incredible! Good job!

Thanks for stopping on my profile! I can see that you are very dedicated too! (and significantly faster than me too)... good job and congrats for all the gold badges.

Danke Schön. But to be fair, I was already very fast on Dvorak. I started using this site to transition to the Colemak layout.

Yeah, religion is one of those things I try my best not to ever bring up in a conversation. It's over the internet though so I thought I might as well indulge myself. I also find typing relaxing, although for about a month during which I made practically no progress I found it extremely nerve-racking. I managed to continue but only because of the relentless determination due to my ever-growing frustration. I hope that you don't take this whole argument thing personally and that I completely respect you and your efforts to better other people. Cheers.

can we just stop this arguing madness?

Thanks a lot for the message. It means a lot to me, because I really and truly try my best to better the forum which is mostly ravaged by people who have an account that was used only once and have no idea what they are talking about or only kind of do. Even if you repeat everything I have said exactly, I would definitely appreciate someone out there supporting me when the feces reaches the point that creates finding reasonable answers to questions too hard. Although, I think this sort of thing only happens when religion and topics of that sort come up.