text: I am not trying to destroy your faith. I'm trying to point out that you don't "know" and thus cannot stand on a pedestal in which to judge me – or anyone – from.
  
  The pythagorean theorem is true and doesn't not require faith to confirm it. The Bible is not true, it requires faith in order to accept it. All of your justification for why the Bible is "true" is quoting people who were speaking before there even was a Bible. What you actually believe is doctrine from your specific sect of Christianity - which all depends on the "faith" that the authors and authorities in your religion held special knowledge about a deity ("believe me!"). There is not some divine pathagorean-like theorem about any religion. It's all based on a carefully constructed set of beliefs.
  
  The issue I have is that you conflate your faith with your morality. You think because of your faith you have found a moral absolute, and then you use that assumption to judge others (the "deadbeats"). None of that is biblical.