Do christians believe in all fairytales, or is it just the one?

Christians accept only God's truth. All untruth is rejected, including fairytales.

That's the best you've got?  Pathetic effort.

No, especially the one atheists believe in as described below.

They actually believe that someone could actually write a book chocked full of miracles that never happened, performed by people who never existed, and start a religion of people by the thousands willing to die rather than renounce their new leader. It’s the same as if they claimed someone could take the book “Harry Potter” and start a religion comparable to Christianity, even if the book included a line like the following:

“Therefore, Harry did many other miraculous feats in the presence of his friends and neighbors, which are not written in this book, but these are written, that you may believe that Harry is a real wizard, the Son of God, and that believing you may have life in his name” (ref Jn 20:30-31).

Incredible as it may seem, athee-evos actually believe something like that happened about 2000 years ago! And they claim Christians are the ones who believe in fairy tales?! How ridiculous. Obviously the only logical explanation is that those miracles in the Bible really did occur, proving it the word of God.

Christianity is made up of thousands of fairy tales, some made up, most stolen from a number of other cultures, as recorded in the "OT" and later in the "NT".

Fairytales are easily proven to be made-up stories to entertain Christian children and atheist adults. But Jesus is very real. We have an abundance of evidence for his divinity. 

Some do, some don't. 

I'm sure can list most of them; 

Aaru

Andlang

Arcadia (utopia)

Ōmeyōcān

Bosom of Abraham

Burotu

Celtic Otherworld

Degrees of glory

Devaloka

Elysium

Empyrean

Fólkvangr

Fortunate Isles

Garden of Eden

Garden of the gods (Sumerian paradise)

Gimlé

Heaven

Hesperides

Hyperuranion

Jade Books in Heaven

Jannah

Kasanaan

Mag Mell

Paradise

Pialral

Seven Heavens

The Summerland

Svarga

Tamoanchan

The Book of Giants

Tír na nÓg

Uçmag

Vaikuntha

Valhalla

Víðbláinn

Vingólf

Vyraj

Different, individual Christians

believe a dizzying array

of different hypotheticals.

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Regards,

John Popelish

What we believe of the past doesn't matter. You can believe we all come from space for all I care. What matters is what you do with your belief to affect the present. I never understood why so many people insist on mocking Christians and calling their beliefs a "fairytale".

Sure, I find it hard to believe the sea was parted, but I don't take time out of my day to remind people their mentality makes no sense to me. It just seems petty. It makes you redundant and you're wasting your time. 

Such a childish question.  It belies the vaunted atheist "superior intelligence."

They do seem a little picky about what they decide to pretend.