Isn't it ironic that Christianity represents the pinnacle of evolution among religion

Is it possible to destroy the meme by understanding it? Widdle it down a bit?

http://www.abarnett.demon.co.uk/atheism/meme.html
it's got nothing to do with demons, that's the host name.
Honestly, it's the name of the Internet provider. It's got nothing to do with demons. You people are bizarre. I think they even pronounce the 'e' in 'demon' like 'bet'.

Is ignorance really bliss?
All information we exchange with each other is subject to the principles of evolution. It's a separate process from biological evolution. We evolve our thoughts and understanding of things. Our brains contain information that is much different than our predecessors.
radio frog, You seem to be kind of a moron. I never said anything about whether religions or cultures had stopped evolving. There's nothing about the word 'pinnacle' that should make you think this. Christianity has more than 2 billion adherents. There are no other religions with a higher population. By pinnacle, I wasn't talking about your or my opinion of what is "best". Stupid, It's the population.

I don't really understand your question - but, on the whole, I don't think it's ironic at all.

meme? waddle?

Sorry I'm not going to some demon website, that sounds sac religious.

uh... yes!?

Is it possible for you to get a handle on your drug abuse before it is to late?

I find it highly ironic. Christianity is dead against any admittance to proof of evolution, yet, it remains the "neanderthal" or beginning of religion. This, in turn, has branched and morphed into thousands and thousands of different religions based on a higher God.

Well, I will not go to a demon web site for sure. Isn't it ironic that someone who visits a demon web site puts Christanity at the top of the religious "heap" - I'll be praying that God continues to touch your heart.

The amazing thing about understanding is the danger of not having any. Christianity did not evolve but was established in a very short period of time. Jesus' ministry on earth was only 3 1/2 years before His crucifixion and resurrection. The church was "official" established only 40 days after His resurrection. All of these things historically pr oven facts that you could not depute aside from your own disbelief. If you look at what the early church practiced and what those who truly follow Jesus today practice you will not see any kind of evolution but a consistency in those who are true followers of Jesus. There are many who are hypocrites and do not represent true Christianity but look at true followers of Jesus, people who actually believe the Bible and love others as Jesus called us to and as I said you will not see any kind of evolution from Biblical Christianity.

I read the website and I think it makes many good points, most of which I have thought about in the past. The problem, as it points out, is that it's so hard to change people that are already very religious because of the "reasoning" they use to defend their religion. So we can only try to affect the young ones that are still impressionable and haven't been brainwashed. The qualities mentioned are also very common in cults, so what does that say about Christianity?

Pastor J obviously didn't read the website

Why do YOU think that Christianity is the pinnacle of religious evolution. Christianity is still evolving, just as humanity and cultures do. Your short sightedness never ceases to amaze me.