(I may or may not have found some inspiration from Harry_Situation...XD) Ask any questions that you feel like asking about Christianity, from A-Z.

It's that time again. Today is national Ask An Atheist Day (well, technically it was yesterday but derpity-doo). So, you know the drill. I'm an atheist. Ask me anything. To my fellow atheists, please fill free to help answer any and all questions. This challenge isn't restricted to me to answer questions. This is an opportunity for all of us to learn one another. And I cannot stress this enough, please try to be respectful in your questions and comments. Thank you.

People all over the world claim to be Christians, but maybe don't live like they claim you should live, and claim certain people can't go to Heaven. How can you tell the real from the false?

Obviously this challenge may invoke different and conflicting opinions among the community but that's okay. This challenge is meant to invoke thought and insight. We are here to learn from each other. So please try not to start any arguments in the comments of other entries. Also, don't be so shocked or triggered if I offer any rebuttals in your entries. Thank you.

What do you know about this extremely controversial Christian group?

Who, in your opinion, is the worst Evangelical/Fundamentalist preacher that spews the most hate to the masses? What exactly makes them so hateful? What about their hate speeches goes against what Jesus said and did, in accordance to the Bible? How do we stand against people like them? Essay format is preferable.

The Satanic Panic was a time during the 70s and 80s where fundamentalist Christians tried to warn the public that Satanists were in charge and influencing the youth with Dungeons and Dragons. Write about what you know of the Satanic Panic and if you've ever experienced this bizarre phenomena.

It's that time again. If you have questions for an atheist like me about anything, fill free to ask. To my fellow atheists fill free to help answer these questions too. Most importantly let's try and be respectful to each other with our questions and comments. This is a time to help understand one another. Without further udo, I'm an atheist. Ask me anything. Don't forget to tag me.

Many Christian groups, in particular Evangelist Christians, believe that they are being persecuted for their beliefs in the United States. Explain why that is absolutely bullshit.

Every person someday will die, as sure as taxes and hitting your hand with a hammer, all are very uncomfortable. Prose write your view on death, life, and if there is a hereafter? Some people have a great fear of death, why? Some people do not fear death but, pain, why? If you believe in a heaven of such a place, why? what makes you so sure your view is the correct one? Spelling, along with good writing practices is encouraged. Content and your argument supporting your belief are also very important. Tag me and I will read every entry. Have fun :)

God's point of view why he created, Children, trees, and flowers. 250 words min, please tag me @JesseEngel I will read each entry.

this is an open forum-style challenge dedicated to any questions you may have about Judaism. Inspired by @harry_situation's 'ask an atheist' challenge. I am a reform Jew who goes to a conservative synagogue and hopefully I can answer your questions! :)

Hello everybody. Today is national Ask an Atheist Day. After last years successful turn out, I've decided to create the "Ask an Atheist" challenge. This is a chance to get to know us atheists and have an understanding from one another. Anyone is free to ask questions regarding faith and our lack of faith. Fellow atheists here on Prose are free to help answer questions and enter if they choose to. As a reminder, this is a friendly challenge, so let's be respectful to one another. Let's get started. I'm an atheist. Ask me anything.

Don't forget to tag me in the comments

Round Two of Ask an Atheist Day. This is an opportunity for secular groups across the country to work together to defeat stereotypes about atheism and encourage courteous dialogue between believers and nonbelievers alike. Seeing how well and how positive it went last year I'm willing to start the challenge up again. If you got questions fill free to ask me and my fellow atheists on Prose anything and we'll be more than happy to answer and have a conversation. Just remember to be respectful to everyone (both believers and nonbelievers alike).

Please try to be civil during this challenge.

What do you REALLY know about it?