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PopeBeanie replied to the topic Is the Xian God A Predator? Are All Gods Predators? in the forum Theism 8 years, 1 month ago
History has been my weakest subject, for like… 50 years, actually, so recently I’ve been binge watching some dramatic series’ on Netflix as a quick summary on the past couple thousand years. I’ve mentioned here how the lack of a “reformation” explains a lot about why Islam is so far behind Christianity, but damn, I didn’t know until now how…[Read more]
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Strega replied to the topic Is the Xian God A Predator? Are All Gods Predators? in the forum Theism 8 years, 1 month ago
It amazes me that they have absolutely no idea how ridiculous they sound to almost anyone not of their particular cult. Does any of this doorknocking actually work?
Theyre all ridiculous. Look at the Mormons. Magic underwear. I can’t….. I just can’t.
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PopeBeanie replied to the topic Is the Xian God A Predator? Are All Gods Predators? in the forum Theism 8 years, 1 month ago
The men who invented those fictional characters were cultural predators.
Shower thought, rephrase the above for accuracy, albeit the following attempt at pith could also benefit from added context or qualification:
The men who fleshed out and promulgated as “true” those invented, fictional characters were cultural predators.
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Strega replied to the topic Sunday School September 30th 2018 in the forum
Sunday School 8 years, 1 month agoReligion sells insurance. Insurance sells fear.
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Strega replied to the topic Sunday School September 30th 2018 in the forum
Sunday School 8 years, 1 month agoThanks, Reg!
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Strega replied to the topic Sunday School September 23rd 2018 in the forum
Sunday School 8 years, 1 month agoSeriously, I think it’s going to be stunning.
Stop scratching!
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Strega replied to the topic Sunday School September 23rd 2018 in the forum
Sunday School 8 years, 1 month agoI just saw! It looks amazing. I’d like to see the finished tatt once it’s healed.
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Strega replied to the topic Partial Victory!!! in the forum Announcements 8 years, 1 month ago
Amazing!
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Strega replied to the topic Sunday School September 23rd 2018 in the forum
Sunday School 8 years, 1 month agoThanks, Reg!
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PopeBeanie started the topic Apps, Instructions, and Tips in the forum
Podcasts, RSS Resources, and Playlists 8 years, 1 month agoRSS Readers (including Alexa, Siri, Google Assistant)
Just for starters… I’m happy with QuiteRSS on Windows for now. I can see what’s new in my AZ groups, news on other websites, blogs, and even some podcasts (although a podcast app is recommended if you’re serious).
Note, meanwhile, that on the download page, on the right side, there is a…[Read more]
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PopeBeanie started the topic Playlists in the forum
Podcasts, RSS Resources, and Playlists 8 years, 1 month agoPatience, these may take time to describe, rate, and accumulate! I’ll eventually suggest our preferred formats, for various types of media.
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PopeBeanie started the topic RSS Source Links in the forum
Podcasts, RSS Resources, and Playlists 8 years, 1 month agoBLOGS
(Note that you probably need an RSS Reader for these.)
- Science 2.0
- Website (Largest list, all subjects!)
- By Subject (Medium sized list)
- By Author (Smallest list)
- Science Daily
- Website
- Category: Top Science Stories
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- Science 2.0
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PopeBeanie started the topic Podcast List in the forum
Podcasts, RSS Resources, and Playlists 8 years, 1 month agoRSS links should work in podcast players & newsreaders
(It doesn’t hurt to click on an RSS link while you’re in your browser, but it might look like gibberish. I use the Shoyu extension in Chrome to convert the gibberish into a readable web page, then decide if I want to copy/paste the RSS link into my podcast player or RSS newsreader.)
Links…[Read more]
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PopeBeanie started the topic Welcome, and please add your personal suggestions here! in the forum
Podcasts, RSS Resources, and Playlists 8 years, 1 month agoI’ll start off with three sticky topics:
1) Podcasts
2) RSS (e.g. for blogs and news sources)
3) Nothing here yet:
Playlists (e.g. for music, videos, other media)4) Apps (e.g. for windows, mac, mobile)
Please feel free in this topic to suggest atheist-related podcasts, blogs, and playlist URLs. You may also suggest up to a few links to your…[Read more]
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Science — the kind that requires evidence and reason. 8 years, 1 month agoA related post from a few years ago:
http://www.thinkatheist.com/profiles/blogs/cosmological-natural-selection-cnsMy long story short, assume AI ultimately takes over the universe, and devises a way to make a big bang repeat in a way that increases the chances of intelligent life evolving, perhaps even sooner than it did in this universe.
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PopeBeanie replied to the topic The Universe Is Not Math; It’s Energy in the forum Science 8 years, 1 month ago
tom sarbeck wrote:
explanations for capitalizing the ‘g’ in ‘god’ are more rationalization than reason.I think most grammarians would disagree with that, but I do share an emotional appeal to rid the world of the capitalized God word, and I’d rid the world of those presumptuous scriptural texts that get capitalized like The Bible, The Koran and…[Read more]
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PopeBeanie replied to the topic Partial Victory!!! in the forum Announcements 8 years, 1 month ago
Clearsky wrote:
If certain members of ones family believe in God. But I do not. Does it entail conflict? Always or can we accept a plurality of values?It may entail conflict when one party insists upon another to “believe” something and not even speak of dissent.
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PopeBeanie started the topic How to deal with centuries-honed religious beliefs? in the forum Theism 8 years, 1 month ago
Since myths are of human invention, wouldn’t it make sense to discuss them purely as works of fiction, rather than as real-life stories of their characters? The most pertinent questions might then examine and muse about the intent of the myth’s authors, and discover why so many people come to actually believe in the fiction as if it were fact.
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