I DID answer your point, kid! I clearly told you that I don't understand nor do I "buy" some Biblical statements and contentions. It would be stupid to try and argue a premise in which I don't believe. If you wish to argue those kind of statements, you'll have to do so with someone who understands and believes them.
Your lack of logic is exceptional. It's like asking someone to prove it's dark outside when the sun is shining. I debate subjects that I understand, not ones that make no sense to me. Apparently, your only intent in this post and others is to ridicule those who believe in God. That is a hateful and bigotted objective! I don't hate all atheists, for many are kind, decent, and well-intended human beings who judge people on individual character, NOT on whether they do or don't believe in God. You obviously despise everyone who believes in God, rather than respect their individual religious beliefs and Constitutional rights. It's a very un-American perspective!
America is a nation of inclusion. Even though Christmas is a Christian holiday, most Christians welcome ALL Americans to participate and be included. If you don't want to be included, that's fine too. If you want to force Christians and Jews to accept your arrogant and devisive concepts that destroy our religious celebrations and beliefs, then you're nothing but an unenlightened demogogue and dictator! Perhaps you'd be happier in North Korea???
I can't speak for other religious folks here, but I'm not the least bit "devastated" by the points you raised. As for being "stupid", I've never been accused of having that flaw. "Stupidity" might well be defined as an irrational hatred of something that does you no harm and doesn't threaten your personal safety and comfort in any way. Much like your hatred of persons of the Christian and Jewish faith. Bigotry itself is a sign of stupidity.