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No Disappearing Act
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No Disappearing Act Okay, I'm trying to not do one of those things again where I disappear for months or years or wherever my impulse drives me. I'm going to try to be at least dependable enough to show up in the blogs once a week. This week is just super busy for me professionally and there isn't a whole lot left for blogging. Besides, there is someone, somewhere, on the internet who is wrong, and I have to straighten them out, yanno? In other news, broke it off with hot new guy, cos...he flipped when I told him that evolution was real, and that saying "just a theory" means you really don't understand what a scientific theory is, and that I didn't really have any belief in some invisible god in the sky who is going to take care of anyone after they die. Okay, I didn't put that last part quite that way...but...that's my thinking on the matter and I don't feel the least bit bad about disagreeing with all the religious folks out there. The only thing I ever feel bad about in that regard is how people treat me when I tell them what I really think. So, yeah. I didn't like his reaction. I didn't like the follow up arrogance about how "True science and creation go hand in hand" as if it is some kind of undeniable factual claim. I'm not interested in training a new man. YES, I COULD straighten him out. It's what I do for a living. That being said, I'm looking for a primary relationship that is less work and more pleasure...so...he's out. NEXT!   MOST of the time I'm well behaved...but if you weren't, and, enjoyed having your ass handed to you, visit my blog and become a subscriber. There you can read all about how I am actively authoring, and rewriting, my life .Trying to get a bigger audience? Here's my .02 Content What Content 8 Things To Consider Towards Better Content {=} |
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Educating the deluded isn't usually feasible when the delusion is religion.  Vive La Difference
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Educating the deluded isn't usually feasible when the delusion is religion.  Besides, there is someone, somewhere, on the internet who is wrong, This must be blasphemy  When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro. The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.
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Religion is the reason so much hate is in this world, if you don't believe the way they believe you are damn, To me if there is a God why would he allow things to go on the way they are happening, children killed, hunger, hate but they believe in GOD, naw I lived that life sad life for a long time, I woke up, I don't tell anyone what to believe and I am not mad at them for they way they believe, so why do they get so upset when someone tell them they don't believe, they get really nasty about,
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It's possibile that religion doesn't cause people to judge and look down on others. It's possible that people who are prone to judging are attracted to religion.  I'm not one to judge anyone's romantic choices, but in the people around me when one partner is judgmental the other usually ends up unhappy. My featured post this week: Pulling Fantasy Sex Out of My Ass.
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Where are the bench warmers are Elf are they on standby like on a airplane runway? Religion is always a tricky subject I feel when talking to someone new?
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No more bj for him then because it is against creation.
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Aw, now... you and I agree that retraining some guy isn't all that it is cracked up to be. I'm an agnostic atheist; I don't know if there is a g-o-d and I don't care. What I do care about is living my best life which means being honest with those around me and leaving those that can't be honest alone (I don't need them in my life and I wish them to be better people but I'm not the morality police). When my kids both came out as atheists (coming out of the closet takes on different dimensions), they would often giggle when people say that they were praying to g-o-d for something. "You mean, they're talking to their invisible friend in the sky? Isn't that a verifiable psychiatric diagnosis?" I homeschooled my kids because we traveled 6 mos at a time out of the country but it also put us in a lot of contact with the religious homeschoolers when we were back in the states. So my kids were "witnessed" to when Darling Daughter was 4 and Darling Son was 5 by kids that were 2-3 years older. I actually found it offensive that people could raise their kids to say such judgmental things at 6 but I simply told my kids to ignore that and then had a conversation with the mom (they were neighbors). She agreed her kids should not preach at their ages because they might not be able to answer enough questions with biblical quotation the the newly saved. I reserved my opinion at that moment. Later on, I told that mom that we were atheists and we respected their "choices" putting a new spin for her on that word. Kk The observant make the best lovers, I may not do right, but I do write, I have bliss, joy, and happiness in my life, Kitkat Come check out my blog KItkat1415 check out this post by me Adventures In Body Grooming #39 April Topic Link: What Lies Beneath If April Showers Oh Bloody Hell What Kind Of Weather Turns Me On Bloggers Symposium 40
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One of the ironies I've observed about religion is that my most openly atheist friends are also the best informed about religion.
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It's a defense against the dark arts of magical thinking . . . The Harry Potter reference made me smile, particularly since magical thinking is correct in the books' setting.
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