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12 years ago @ Atheist Revolution - Some Good News for the... · 0 replies · +1 points

I'm so glad to hear these! I'm especially excited about Oregon's sense about faith healing.
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13 years ago @ Atheist Revolution - Now THAT is a Christma... · 0 replies · -2 points

Hey, don't blame me for your spending impulses! If the power of Christ compels you, you're pretty much fucked.
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13 years ago @ Atheist Revolution - What\'s the Harm if Be... · 0 replies · +1 points

"So why should someone abandon a belief that brings them comfort?"

They should because there is something more important than feeling good: finding truth. This search for a reasonable truth and understanding comes at the cost of comfort. We have to make some sacrifices, some hard choices, and some humbling adjustments to how we act and what we believe.

Even though the search for truth is difficult, it's worth it.
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13 years ago @ Deep Thoughts - This can’t possi... · 0 replies · +2 points

Oh yeah, atheists are evil, vindictive people who always have dark music cued in the background when they talk.

13 years ago @ Toy With Me - Win Your Very Own We-V... · 1 reply · +1 points

I've been a subscriber via RSS for a while now :) And on twitter, of course!

13 years ago @ Atheist Revolution - Childfree Atheists · 1 reply · +1 points

Thanks so much for using my blog as a springboard for your discussion, vjack.

You said "And for those who say that they didn't want (or like) children either until they had their first, I do not doubt your experience."
My own mother has said this exact thing,and I know it's true for her. She loves *her* kids, but isn't much of a "kid person" outside of our family. I like that about her!

But do I want to have a child just to see if this might be true for me? No. I won't use a child as an experiment, and I will not go into parenthood on a gamble. Before I ever have children (if ever), I will have to be 100% sure I am willing, eager, and as ready as possible.

14 years ago @ Attempts at Rational B... - Wow! Like how cootie c... · 0 replies · +1 points

Just wait until they turn to a geneology, the measurements of the Temple, or the laws about where to poop.

14 years ago @ Atheist Revolution - Why Atheists Shouldn&#... · 1 reply · +1 points

I wouldn't boycott CFA for the mere fact that it's Christian, but I would avoid giving them money to keep *other* ministries and businesses from getting to it (like that damned Focus on the Family, etc.). It's more about the work that is supported by the money they donate to others that bugs me.

Perhaps this is because I work at a Christian company myself, and I've been told to quit my job because of the simple fact that it is evangelical. Sure, this doesn't exactly thrill me, but I love the people, am great at my job, and I admire their business practices and the way they treat us as employees. Thankfully my company is not tied to extreme right-wing ministries like CFA seems to be. I think I would be more likely to quit if I knew my work was providing direct help to causes I find abominable. But that goes for any company--Christian or not.

14 years ago @ Atheist Revolution - Idiot of the Week: Sci... · 1 reply · +4 points

I feel the intense need to give these people dolls and ask them "Where did the bad man touch you?"

14 years ago @ AnAtheist.Net - Haiti: Another Christi... · 0 replies · +1 points

I'll bring the barbecue sauce!

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