Let me ask you a question.
Have you ever ask God for any assistance at all? Eg, to remove
the sickness of your loved one, passing of exam etc? if you did,
then the 1st comic is true, because non believers don't pray to god
for that.
An example for the 2nd one is that I have heard many believers
saying that they are not having pre marital sex because they are
following God's advice. For non believers, they choose not to
engage in pre marital sex because they are not ready to have a
baby. Thus the 2nd comic also depicts the truth.
as for the 3rd part, you have seen for yourself what Osama
did.
Since this comic is purely depicting what is truly happening
around us in a light hearted manner, I dont think you should have
such strong reactions towards it.
I am also one of those who laughed after reading the comic.
While reading it, I wasnt even bothered if God has any favouritism
towards me. I read the comic and appreciate the humour behind it.
But after reading your posts, all the strong, negative language
used really reflects badly on you and your religion. It is telling
all others that you and your religion is much too conservative that
doesnt accept / is not open to any form of criticism even when it
is something as minor as a comic strip.
Though i am saying this, I have many good christian friends...
and they are my friends because they are not as extreme as you.
Learn to accept others opinions and take that comic with a pinch of
salt. If you think its not true then ignore it. There is no need to
attack anyone or to defend your religion. Those who believe in your
religion should already know in their heart that whatever said is
not true. Those non believers basically just wanted to enjoy a good
laugh and we mean no harm.
My strong reaction? which one?
I have written that while I don't find it funny I am not
offended by it. Negative? The negativity is not in my sentences but
it's in your head
which is telling you a sincere light opinion which offers
refreshing insight to the comic and the people who laugh at it is
negative when it's wasn't intended to be negative.
But the reaction I'm getting is indeed negative and rude such as
from laurence. I don't think you understood what I wrote at all
just like laurence did not and still not I think. Read them
again.
I'm an extremist? If I were an extremist more than half the
world population would be religious terrorist.

Read these again, without the negativity in your mind,
The author of the comic depiction of Christian character is
misleading. That is not a true Christian. But to be fair the author's depiction
of the Christian in his/her comic could in all possibility contains
or posseses some truth in it no matter how small. That some
professed Christians are actually doing good and praying for all
the wrong reasons.
However the depiction
of the atheists from the author's comic is really interesting. The
Atheists in the comic are viewed by God in the comic(and by the
people who laugh at the comic) to be the better person. In
that their mind set is actually better than some professed
Christians that the author depicted in his comic.
This shows that the
author and the people who laughed at the comic and who found the
comic to be funny acknowlege that the atheists mind set in the
comic are better and thus agree they are more favored by God than
the Christian depicted in the comic. By knowing this the author and
the people who laugh at the comic strip prove that they have an
ideal Christian mindset. They know what pleases the Lord. And what
doesn't. That is the sign of a true Christian.
So the author himself
or herself and the people who laugh at the paradox of the comic
could and would make a good Christians. In that they know what
pleases the Lord and what doesn't.
In a negative way of speaking the
comic is flawed that it depicts God to be the judge of human
conduct. If the intention was to shun religious
people the comic instead makes an effective tool to judge the human
capacity to know what God actually wants or what is good.
Being a Christian means knowing what pleases God and what
doesn't.
By agreeing that the
atheists in the comic stip to be the better person than the
Christians depicted in the comic, the people who found it funny
whether they are Christians or not or even atheist prove that they
have the capacity to know what actually pleases the Lord and what
doesn't. That's the trait of a true Christian, a person who has the
knowledge of God.
And we are in the end judged by what we know. So the man who
knows his master but decided to ignore him will be punished more
severly than a man who doesn't know his master at all and did what
was forbidden by his master.