Glen Rosenberg

Male

Windsor Locks CT

United States Minor Outlying Islands

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  • Atheist Princess

    Welcome to the Nexus ( :
  • De Mush Doctor

    Glen, I can relate to your plight. A lot of us West Indian people are totally zonked out on religion and DOGma. We refuse to admit to ourselves that we have been seriously duped, and will defend our ass backward position to the last breath.
  • Dr. Terence Meaden

    Hello Glen, and welcome to this friendly meeting place with its atheist freethinkers who recognise that fictional gods and pervasive religions continue to deceive and control vulnerable superstitious people including defenceless children;
    and how tragic and inexcusable it is that women and minorities have been oppressed these last two thousand years and longer.

    Terry Meaden
    founder of the busy group "ORIGINS: Universe, Life, Earth, Humans, Religion, Evolution, Darwin..." with its 300 discussion topics.
    We invite you to join us and 1780 others.
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  • Sara

    Thank you for the book idea! I recently bought that and Letters from the Earth by him. I started Letters from the Earth first, it's very interesting so far. Can't wait to start on Mysterious Stranger next!
  • Donald R Barbera

    Thanks for stopping past. I gotta go with your comment!
  • Diana Agorio

    It is too bad that you gave up the law. You give great advice. ;-)
  • sheri

    i agree with the chick below me. i'm not married yet, but i'd like to make sure i know a good divorce lawyer before i take the leap.

  • sheri

    wow. you do give good advice!

  • Alice

    Hi Glen, I just read a book by a man with the name Rosenberg - it was a great book, so I don't mind asking if you are any relation?  Marshall B Rosenberg - and his book Nonviolent Communication?  Although, like any surname, there are probably many of you around the place... :)
  • Azel Praer

    agreed glen
  • Hazel H.

    Hi Glen! Thank you for stopping by. Always happy to have a new friend. If religions can express their beliefs, then we should also be able to express our non-beliefs of them. :)
  • Azel Praer

    thanks glen with a g i will keep that in mind
  • Azel Praer

    i shall
  • Selen

    Thanks for reading what I wrote, it is Oriental Medical,not vitalism, it has system of Soil, Fire, Water,Mineral,and Plant ,and led by Yin and Yang factors.I am glad you have interest in it.

    TCM---Traditional Chinese Medicine, such school exists in America, I met America students in China before, sometimes I puzzuled how they translated the books, I have English translation version, but even read it in Chinese, I am puzzled , a lot of students of Medical university in China, can not understand it well. Of course, I always doubt if a doctor could give a good fomula to a patient because the standard is feeling of patients and doctor, it is feeling treatment, doctor can combine herbs freely as he regards, no same one , as river is always going on, fomula changed according to age,weight,season, day or night, south or north,femal or male,each person has a different one if same disease occured. Generally producing in mass also

    appeared in market. 

  • Selen

    Yes ,it is Chi
  • Selen

    Many treatment relay on Chi  got successfully in China
  • Cheryl Kerkin

    Thanks Glen. But not quite sure which post you're referring to! Alice's blog re:Biblical contradictions, or her discussion thread to which I've interjected quite a bit! You have a sense of humour I like.
  • Cheryl Kerkin

    Or else?
  • Cheryl Kerkin

    Hmm, I thought we were joking around..now I'm not so sure! Did I lob? Sounds kind of aggressive!
  • Cheryl Kerkin

    You've been reading my posts haven't you?? i wuz arsking did i lob? cuz 2 b honest i dont even know wat a plate is. let alone wevver i lobbed over it?!
    An ass is a donkey. And I can't be arsed to find out what you say when you need to say that. I mean, it comes up in conversation all the time here. is i makin sense now???
  • Addison Ling

    Haha  (^_^)  Thanks for the nice comment, and for the reply!
  • Prog Rock Girl

    Surprisingly, I tried gefilte once and I didn't hate it!
  • Lheins loyola

    hahahaha..lol..i guess the loyola in st.Ignatius is not his surname it's the place supposed to be it's st.Ignatius of Loyola ;-)
  • Lheins loyola

    thanks glen
  • Just Mara

    LOL! Thanks, that was very christ like of you! ;)
  • Georgia Elizabeth

    Hi there! It was a number of things, really. Since I was brought up in (what I view now as) a high-conrol cult, I never really did any thinking for myself. I just accepted what I was told for most of my life. I started to develop doubts about my beliefs and discovered the internet. I spent a long time doing research specifically about my own religion, which I discovered to be anything but the truth, and soon moved on to researching evolution and atheism.

    I now study Biology at university :)

  • Deborrah Cooper

    Hey Glen! Thanks for bringing that to my attention. I have it up on You Tube too. You can see it here :  http://youtu.be/unSI597YsVs

  • Deborrah Cooper

    LOL!! Thank you so much Glen. Type it up and hold onto it! The book won't be on the market for another 2 weeks. But I truly appreciate your enthusiasm and support. A girl can never get enough men beside her lending their strength. :)

  • Tonya Wynn

    I agree that spending lots of time on scripture and the question of creation/god is a waste of time.  More time, if any, should be spent on its consequences and on the positive alternatives.  Would love to see a documentary of such.  I rarely ever allow anyone to trap me into an argument about god/religion, because it is as ridiculous as arguing about fairies or about American Idol or Survivor.

    What I'd most like to see out of atheists is more of a PRO-active view of life.  Because there are so many liberal atheists, they often have a hope-y, wish-y, wanna-illusion-of-Utopia view of life.  Being idealist is only good up to a point.  We can change reality, but only up to a point.  Getting over the wish for Utopia is a hangover from religion.  We all suffer from it, but few acknowledge it.

     

     

  • Lisa Eve Gordon

    Glen, I'll be opening next week. Hurry down here. I'll gladly serve you an New England Atheist Seafood Platter!!  ;)   

  • Ibrahim

    Thanks for the comment :) !

  • Wyatt

    Regarding bang and transition, I would forward that question to Roger Penrose's "Road to Reality". If you survive that mammoth tome, assuming that you have comprehended what you have read, you will have acquired the requisite knowledge for a PhD in physics. The next step would be to create a universe in a jar to experiment with and see what conditions are required for stability. Make sure to feed and water it twice a day and play some J. S. Bach to nurture its intellectual growth.
  • Wyatt

    Brian Cox's "Wonders of the Universe," both the dvd and the book, are stunningly beautiful. Highly recommended.
  • Randall Smith

    For years I bundled up to go jogging. Only recently have I decided "This is nuts!" Besides, I have "chilblained toes" which hurts if I spend too much time in the cold. I get outdoors enough as it is. Thanks for the comment.