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Cameron Stevens replied to Doug's discussion Catholic league denounces David Nicholls. in the group Aussie, Kiwi & South Pacific Atheists
Cameron Stevens commented on Rev Hellbound Alleee's blog post Episode 212: Go and Sin No More
"Oh god, that image is priceless. :D"
Cameron Stevens posted a blog post
Free
An ocean partedWords spoken, transcribedA new pack of lies for the tellingNeed some Laws, need some powerbrokingDestroy their common willWho are you?Who are you gonna be?Slave, or free man?You are the one who has to make the choiceTo open your eyes, or close up your mindThe sheep are bleatingAll in keyTo a song of miseryAnd their drudgeryThey will never be freedUntil they choose to be...ChorusEnriching the wicked through scamUknowing, completely uncaringPerpetuating the inequalityTo sure up the…See More
Chrys Stevenson commented on Cameron Stevens's blog post Miscellaneous Thoughts
"Of course your life has meaning, Cameron! Your life has the meaning that you give it. The 'meaning' of your life comes from the good that you do, the people that you love, the people that you help, the rights that you wrong, the art that…"
Cameron Stevens replied to Byron's discussion Myspace Atheists!
"http://www.myspace.com/cammo2009
I have to register the irony of having my religion listed as Atheist."
Cameron Stevens replied to David's discussion I dawned on me today
"I was fairly similar, to be honest. Pretty much unafraid to speak about my other opinions (including my political opinions if anyone asks!) but rarely did I speak about my faith, except during one brief period towards the end of my believing years…"
Cameron Stevens joined Dallas the Phallus's group
LOVERS OF SHAKESPEARE
LOVERS OF SHAKESPEARE is a group for fans of the Bard. Topics are open to just about anything Shakespeare.
Cameron Stevens replied to Jim Mo.'s discussion Religion the root of all immoral behavior? If not...
"I think that it would be more correct to say that religion is only one of the many roots of immoral behaviour. It does drive certain people to do crazy, crazy things, but so do an awful lot of other things."
Chrys Stevenson commented on Cameron Stevens's blog post The Room...
"We're with you Cameron - not to indoctrinate you into another form of mindless belief, but to help you on your own journey. Just know you have friends and supporters here - and not just amongst the Aussies. You know where to find me if you need…"
Cameron Stevens replied to GT's discussion Fundies Response to the Athesit Bus Campaign in the group Aussie, Kiwi & South Pacific Atheists
"What a pointless waste of money...
*facepalm*"
Jo Jerome commented on Cameron Stevens's blog post The Room...
"Wow - well put, and oh so true. Especially those of us raised in religion, it's almost like having to give up the very language you learned growing up and pick up a new one. Always had doubts from day one but it took me until my mid-20's…"
Cameron Stevens posted a blog post
The Room...
In a room you can build a homePlant the seedAnd life begins to growWhen it's outgrown life insideHow will it liveAnd will it surviveOn its own outside...I wonder if the world is just the sameAnd does the life that I knew still remain?Journey to the life outsideReturn to those I left behind...Journey to the life outsideReturn to those I left behind...Because I'm ready to go nowYes I'm ready to go now...The Room, Track 14 from the MODERN ARTillery album.by The Living…See More
Tim Garrett commented on Cameron Stevens's blog post No, Nathaniel, No...
"Great recording - listen to it in a darkened room Halloween night."
Cameron Stevens replied to function's discussion Post your setup specs (pics allowed) in the group Heathen Geeks
"Intel Core 2 Quad Q9400 2.66 GHz
4GB DDR2 800MHz
ASUS P5Q Pro motherboard
NVidia 9600GT
320GB + 250GB HDDs (SATA 3Gb/s)
Corsair HX-620w PSU
Creative i-Trigue speakers (though I use earphones these days because I live in a unit now)
Aguila case…"
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That doesn't mean I hold to garbage ideas, mind you, just that I read alot, ask questions, and don't take stuff seriously without some rational argument. I've more or less committed myself to a perpetual state of learning.
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Cameron Stevens's Blog
Free
Posted on September 10, 2009 at 7:30am 0 Comments 0 Likes
An ocean parted
Words spoken, transcribed
A new pack of lies for the telling
Need some Laws, need some powerbroking
Destroy their common will
Who are you?
Who are you gonna be?
Slave, or free man?
You are the one who has to make the choice
To open your eyes, or close up your mind
The sheep are bleating
All in key
To a song of misery
And their drudgery
They will never be freed
Until they choose… Continue
Words spoken, transcribed
A new pack of lies for the telling
Need some Laws, need some powerbroking
Destroy their common will
Who are you?
Who are you gonna be?
Slave, or free man?
You are the one who has to make the choice
To open your eyes, or close up your mind
The sheep are bleating
All in key
To a song of misery
And their drudgery
They will never be freed
Until they choose… Continue
Miscellaneous Thoughts (II)
Posted on September 8, 2009 at 5:30am 0 Comments 0 Likes
This was going to be just a reply in my comments list, but I felt it warranted a fresh blog post.
If it wasn't clear, the point I was trying to raise in my last post is pretty much the one that Kristy made in the comments to that post - that the only meaning life has is the one we give it. (which also means that we get to choose).
On that theme, with this choice in some respects comes great opportunity, but also in some sense great responsibility. I'd like to hope that… Continue
If it wasn't clear, the point I was trying to raise in my last post is pretty much the one that Kristy made in the comments to that post - that the only meaning life has is the one we give it. (which also means that we get to choose).
On that theme, with this choice in some respects comes great opportunity, but also in some sense great responsibility. I'd like to hope that… Continue
Miscellaneous Thoughts
Posted on September 7, 2009 at 9:00pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
24 years...
That's how long I've been around on this earth.
It really is amazing to think that I've been around for nearly a quarter of a century now. From my perspective, this seems like a long time, but I know through my conscience that it's not (I'm currently reading Dawkins' The Ancestor's Tale, and this helps very much in putting things into perspective).
In abandoning Christianity I seem to have inadvertently rediscovered my great love of reading.… Continue
That's how long I've been around on this earth.
It really is amazing to think that I've been around for nearly a quarter of a century now. From my perspective, this seems like a long time, but I know through my conscience that it's not (I'm currently reading Dawkins' The Ancestor's Tale, and this helps very much in putting things into perspective).
In abandoning Christianity I seem to have inadvertently rediscovered my great love of reading.… Continue
The Room...
Posted on August 22, 2009 at 10:30pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
In a room you can build a home
Plant the seed
And life begins to grow
When it's outgrown life inside
How will it live
And will it survive
On its own outside...
I wonder if the world is just the same
And does the life that I knew still remain?
Journey to the life outside
Return to those I left behind...
Journey to the life outside
Return to those I left behind...
Because I'm ready to go now
Yes I'm ready to go… Continue
Plant the seed
And life begins to grow
When it's outgrown life inside
How will it live
And will it survive
On its own outside...
I wonder if the world is just the same
And does the life that I knew still remain?
Journey to the life outside
Return to those I left behind...
Journey to the life outside
Return to those I left behind...
Because I'm ready to go now
Yes I'm ready to go… Continue
No, Nathaniel, No...
Posted on August 20, 2009 at 8:08am 2 Comments 0 Likes
No Nathaniel, no
There must be more to life
There has to be a way
That we can restore to life
The love we used to know...
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Some of you may be familiar with the story of the War of The Worlds. I happen to be listening to Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of the War of The Worlds
.
I'm up to The Spirit of Man on the second Disc. (I have owned the discs for many years, having been introduced to the recordings by a relative,… Continue
There must be more to life
There has to be a way
That we can restore to life
The love we used to know...
=======
Some of you may be familiar with the story of the War of The Worlds. I happen to be listening to Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of the War of The Worlds
.
I'm up to The Spirit of Man on the second Disc. (I have owned the discs for many years, having been introduced to the recordings by a relative,… Continue
Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 5:24am on October 20, 2009,
a angel said… - Hi Cam!
- At 9:02pm on August 28, 2009,
Dallas the Phallus said… - Thank you for joining LOVERS OF SHAKESPEARE. I look forward to your contributions.
- At 8:21pm on August 24, 2009,
Larian LeQuella said… - Thank you for joining the Douglas Adams fangroup. Glad to have you here.
- At 7:41am on August 23, 2009,
Chrys Stevenson said… - Hey Cameron, don't know if you noticed on the Aussie group page, but Christopher Hitchens, author of "God is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything" is speaking at the Opera House at the beginning of October. Tickets are on sale now. It's a bit exy (around $65 I think) but I thought you might be interested. (The link to buy tickets is on the Aussie page).
- At 6:52pm on August 21, 2009,
Jaclyn Nicole said… - Hey thank you for adding me. I have been to Sydney once back in 2005. Welcome to the Nexus. I hope you stick around!
-Jac
- At 6:26pm on August 19, 2009, Dallas the Phallus said…
- Cameron, welcome to Atheist Nexus. I see you already found the GROUPS page.
I've started eight groups here, so please join any you think you might be interested in.
HERCULANEUM: A PLACE FOR MEN is a group where men can discuss and explore the ideas, goals, demands, ethics, sexuality, and nature of manhood and masculinity. It is a place where we are free to be ourselves, and discuss the issues most important to our identities as men.
THE KNIFE & FORK is a group for anyone who has a strong interest or mild curiosity in food, cooking, eating, drinking, and nutrition.
HUMANE ATHEISTS is a group for people who are interested in trying to live a humane life by understanding the issues surrounding animal welfare.
CONSUMER ETHICS was created to help us understand how our purchasing power can help or harm the world around us.
LINGUAPHILES & SESQUIPEDALIANS, a group for people who love languages, words, and grammar.
ARS POETICA is a group for those who love poetry, anyone who is just curious, and everyone in between.
LOVERS OF SHAKESPEARE is a group for fans of the Bard. Topics are open to just about anything Shakespeare.
ODDITORIUM is a group dedicated to the all that which is bizarre and unusual in the world.
- At 6:04pm on August 19, 2009,
Dr. Terence Meaden said… - Hello
Welcome to Atheist Nexus with its 10,600+ good friends and discussion groups.
Among the groups, may I suggest you try the busy group “ORIGINS: Universe, Life, Humans, Evolution, Religion.....” with its 160 commonsense topics whose discussions rebuff religious nonsense. You will be welcome.
Terry Meaden (an ardent atheist, check my profile and you will see)
- At 7:12am on August 18, 2009, Chrys Stevenson said…
- Hi Cameron, welcome to Atheist Nexus. I'd like to invite you to join our Aussie, Kiwi and South Pacific Atheists group.
Please feel free to drop in anytime to add a comment, join in a discussion or to start a topic of your own.
You might also like to befriend my forum co-host, The Irreverent Mr Black, who is an ex fundie and Bible school dropout. I'm sure he'll be pleased to counsel you through any transition process - or at least help you laugh at his!
In fact, we're all here to help and support, so just sing out if you need anything.
Cheers
Kris
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