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Tag Archives: atheism
Regarding Anecdotes
We’re storytellers all. We describe what happened to us on our trip. We tell about that wreck we were involved in. We wax nostalgic over our vacations. And when it comes to religion, well, everybody has a story about that, … Continue reading
That Old Black Magic
It seems to me that the religious do not think of themselves as dealing in magic. And yet, magic is what religion is all about. There seems to be a false dichotomy that religion is religion and magic is magic. … Continue reading
Computer World
Before I start, everybody get your tinfoil hats on. It’s going to be a bumpy ride. I’ve been thinking about video games and I had a flash of insight. It’s not a new thing, lots of other people have proposed, … Continue reading
Atheism Even Less
Based on news from the war zone, Atheism+ is writhing like a bloodsucker covered in salt. I’ll apologize in advance for this comment, but it occurred to me that feminists running an atheist movement is like a science study group … Continue reading
Atheism Minus
It has become all the vogue in the atheist coffee klatsch. Atheism+ is where you should be if you’re a decent, upstanding non-believer, and let’s all leave those despicable, raping, slandering, bothersome atheists out in the cold with their weeping, … Continue reading
World with no Religion
Watching a video by atheist vlogger “crazypills” I realized that I didn’t agree with everything he said, and thought, hey, I’ve got a subject for another blog post. He seemed to think that there is little evidence that a world … Continue reading
Our Christian Nation
Singer/songwriter Stevie Nicks has been credited with lyrics that beautifully make very little sense. It’s sort of art as glossolalia. Landslide was an emotional interpretation of angst within her relationship with Lindsey Buckingham. The song leaves you wondering, what did … Continue reading
Religion-colored Glasses
We’re all familiar with the argument that religion is a source of morals and conveys a moral compass on adherents. I’ve often taken umbrage with that, since the sort of distorted morals that religion conveys are specious at best. The … Continue reading
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Tagged atheism, Beatitudes, belief, Christianity, culture, Early Christianity, exegesis, myth, rant, religion, Sermon on the Mount
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Down the Rabbit Hole
It’s spring. The birds are chirping, the sun is shining, and all’s right with the world. OK, maybe that’s a bit overstated. We’ve had more snow in the last couple of days than we had all winter. Still, there’s warmer … Continue reading