Anyone else getting sick of R an S?

My beef with R&S:

1) The vast majority of the people in this category aren't very mature yet in their faith (as evidenced by the frequent breakdowns of civil conversation when people just choose to be angry at anyone who may disagree with them).

2) While it is refreshing to read an honest question (with the intent of learning something new) here in R&S, I get the strong vibe that many people here would rather just be obnoxious and toxic to one another instead of actually participating in civil discussion or helping people who are seeking real answers.

3) Many questions here aren't questions at all--they're one-sided rants. Nobody likes reading rants. Nobody. Even if the ranters weren't offensive, raging turds, I still wouldn't read rants.

4) WHEN SOMEONE ASKS A LEGIT QUESTION, THE GET A BUNCH OF SMART-ALECKS LEAVING OBNOXIOUS AND RUDE COMMENTS! *makes me so angreh*

Yes. Too many juvenile questions. Too many questions that have nothing to do with R &S. Too many repeated questions, day after day. Nobody agreeing with a word I've said, no theists saying " you're right, I now see the truth, it was all BS"

Morning all, going to be a lovely day.

Many times, because I didn't come here for "pissing contests", so I go away for a while, and come back when the Spirit moves me.

I get sick of the mockery of God but then I come across a person needing help. I reply then yahoo deletes' the answer like the anorexic lad that needed help desperately. I wrote what he needed to hear to save him and yahoo deleted my reply.

Atheists have ruined R&S by turning it into a "pissing contest" because they're bitter souls who cannot see the TRUTH despite claiming to be rational and logical... there is a solid reason why atheists are the least trusted group, are a minority, and contribute nothing to society IMO

Perhaps people have found the truth in these last couple of weeks.

Sounds like religion, in general, so it fits.

I am. But at the same time, this section is still entertaining.

It's better than playing solitaire while we wait for Jesus to call.

I've been sick of it, and yet I keep coming back.