Like I posted earlier 18 posts and he was gone
Not gone. Just haven't seen a reason to respond.
Actually, I was considering if I had anything worthwhile to add to the discussion. But then I saw your post, and it struck me... Why did you write that? It was as if you were
trying to get rid of me (e.g. previously calling BS). Then you say, "he'll be gone it 25 posts". If I don't post again, you could say, "Ha! See? Another scared atheist has run away! I sure showed him!". Is it important to you that you get me to leave? Did you think I was trolling? (I honestly wasn't.) Why not have an open, honest discussion of ideas, and see where things go. If I say something wrong ("All Christians are X"), or inconsistent, say so. I'll address it, and maybe even change my mind. But to start off with ad hominems, strawmen, etc., is not helpful, and just kind of sad.
This is one reason why I hesitate to post in forums. It seems that in general (especially in contentious areas like religion, politics, etc.) there tends to be a very low signal-to-noise ratio. Too much name calling, and rushing to judgement, and not enough discussion of ideas.
Maybe I should not have responded. Maybe I should have taken the higher road. And also, maybe I did want to show you (and others) that you did not in fact scare off the atheist. Maybe a little. But I like to keep things open, and give people the benefit of the doubt. Will I "leave" if you call BS again? Maybe. But I really would like to have an actual discussion.
That was a bit long. Sorry for ranting.