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Tired of Ray Comfort? Think his brand of fundamentalist preaching and willfully ignorant blogging needs to stand the repeated criticism of atheists? We're here because we think so, too.

Website: http://raytractors.blogspot.com
Location: The Living Waters
Members: 21
Latest Activity: Mar 30

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Pushing some people to far? 2 Replies

Started by Stephen Cardie. Last reply by Stephen Cardie Sep. 22, 2008.

Hell is full of fun people. 1 Reply

Started by Stephen Cardie. Last reply by Stephen Cardie Sep. 18, 2008.

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Comment by Stewart Paterson on November 21, 2008 at 9:58am: It's interesting to see Beams, Shaggy and muffin in the flesh.

I post at the Raytracters as ... er... "Stew"

Comment by Teri on October 21, 2008 at 5:08pm: Hi Raytractors. Love your blog. I occasionally post comments there under the name "muffin".. Just thought I'd introduce myself.

Comment by BeamStalk on September 18, 2008 at 6:46am: Hey this is Rocky "BeamStalk" S. on Ray's blog and on the Raytractors blog. I accidentally used a pseudonym the first time but after dealing with some of the sociopaths on there, I am glad I did.

Comment by Stephen Cardie on September 5, 2008 at 2:18pm: Welcome, sir! Hopefully the rest of the blog list will make their way over here, there are more than 30 people actively discussing the ignorance he spews. You can find me as "theShaggy" over there.

Comment by Eli on September 5, 2008 at 11:08am: Had to join, Ray's got the most laughable arguments for the existance of god and refuting evolution of the "big three" (Hovind, Ham and Comfort) of christian creationists... that he get's Kirk Cameron to follow him around is just hilarious.

Comment by Stephen Cardie on September 4, 2008 at 8:16pm: We need a better, new logo. Anyone want to make something?

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