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Monthly Archives: July 2013
This Just In: The Pope’s Hoping We Forgot Everything.
The leader of the largest organized ring of child molesters on the planet, Pope Francis, says he’s not going to judge gay priests just for being gay. Yep. You heard him. Ain’t that nice of him? Let’s just see how … Continue reading
Redefining Words: Love.
If I speak in the tongues of men or of angels, but do not have love, I am only a resounding gong or a clanging cymbal. If I have the gift of prophecy and can fathom all mysteries and all … Continue reading
Posted in Feminism, Guides, Hypocrisy, Religion, The Games We Play
Tagged Bonnie Tyler, Christian, Christianity, feminism, gay rights, Hudson Hawk, Marriage, Redefinitions
20 Comments
Redefinitions: Words (Have Power).
I think it’s time we started a new direction here, and by happy chance, the direction actually landed on my lap not long ago. I ended up in a Facebook discussion regarding whether or not a Christian might feel deceived, … Continue reading
Judging Its Validity.
I’ve been thinking lately about just why I reject Christianity and what I would consider validity with regard to its claims. BTW–I’m sorry about the novels lately. I’ve had a lot on my mind. And I type 120 words a … Continue reading
Posted in Feminism, Religion
Tagged Bethlehem, Christianity, deconversion, feminism, God in Christianity, Jesus
13 Comments
How an MLM’s Extraordinary Claims Required Extraordinary Evidence.
One of the quotes going around the atheist movement is this one popularized by Carl Sagan: “Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.” And that sentence would have spelled the end of my belief much faster if I’d heard it many years … Continue reading
Posted in Biography, Religion, The Games We Play
Tagged Business, Carl Sagan, Extraordinary claims, MLM, Multi-level marketing, Scentsy, Youtube
6 Comments
Feeling A Burden (for Atheists).
A bit of housekeeping: Richard Carrier is coming out with a book that deals with the historicity of Jesus Christ. I’m planning to get it at some point once it’s released and I’ll let y’all know what I thought. It … Continue reading
Posted in Biography, Religion
Tagged atheism, Bob Larson, burden, crisis pregnancy center, deconversion, God in Christianity, Richard Carrier, Rush Limbaugh
5 Comments
Carrying the Burden (of Proof).
The burden of proof is a term used in debates that indicates who has to prove a claim that’s been put forth. As RationalWiki puts it, the burden of proof is the obligation that somebody presenting a new or remarkable … Continue reading
Opinionated.
One of the hardest things I encountered after my de-conversion from Christianity was how to live without second-guessing everything I did, thought, said, or felt. It’s all fine to say “Well, it was you all along anyway, so all you … Continue reading
Posted in Biography, Feminism, Religion, The Games We Play
Tagged Apostasy in Christianity, Chick tract, Christianity, Crime, Death penalty, feminism, History, Jesus, Opinions, Ouija
6 Comments
Assumptions: Making An Ass Out of U and Mptions.
In the last week I’ve had Christians making assumptions about me like five times, so this post just about walked up and yelled at me to write it. Here we go! “I hope one day you find peace,” wrote the … Continue reading
Posted in Biography, Religion, The Games We Play
Tagged assumptions, Christianity, cognitive biases, communication, deconversion
13 Comments