"Oh, no. Religious events from our Bible are not considered paranormal or unexplained. This is all "gospel" and the gullible knows very well that it means "truth." (EXAMPLE: Jim, are you telling me the truth? Yep, that's the…"
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Dennis Michael Pennington commented on IAmTheBlog's blog post Indianapolis schools ban only selected religions, as well as atheist and LGBT sites, from students' Internet.
Metallover1995. commented on IAmTheBlog's blog post Indianapolis schools ban only selected religions, as well as atheist and LGBT sites, from students' Internet.
"we must start a revolution!!!"
George liked IAmTheBlog's blog post Churches denounce children as 'witches'; 1000s of kids maimed and killed
Jim Hoerst commented on IAmTheBlog's blog post Indianapolis schools ban only selected religions, as well as atheist and LGBT sites, from students' Internet.
"The religious have to control the flow of information because they can't handle the truth."
amanda alexander commented on IAmTheBlog's blog post Indianapolis schools ban only selected religions, as well as atheist and LGBT sites, from students' Internet.
"Is it actually being actively protested? And the regular government websites do the same things, but they also ban a lot of abrahamic religous sites as well... I can still access some it's only certain sites that are blocked...but schools tend…"
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IAmTheBlog replied to Soulf2's discussion Q) Who convinced you to become an Atheist? in the group Atheist Humor
"If I have to pick one answer, I'd say F.
But like a lot of people I'm sure, it's not as clear-cut as that. It was a mixture between being mad at my god, after my allegedly just god let or made two close family members suffer…"
IAmTheBlog commented on IAmTheBlog's blog post Indianapolis schools ban only selected religions, as well as atheist and LGBT sites, from students' Internet.
"Thanks everyone for your comments. Sorry not to reply sooner, it's been a rough few months for me and a lot to catch up on.
@Nathaniel Theising Glad to hear that this was being fought by CFI. Did you get any confirmation that is has been…"
Explonential commented on IAmTheBlog's blog post Indianapolis schools ban only selected religions, as well as atheist and LGBT sites, from students' Internet.
"Hey good on them! Ban a few supernatural sites and the glare of student's gaze will be focused squarely on the craziness of the few that are left..."
IAmTheBlog replied to Crystal's discussion Fear of hell
"It definitely gets easier. It took me years of struggling with it before I was comfortable thinking of myself as an atheist. One of the main reasons I started doubting about god in the first place was that I didn't understand how he could left…"
mcajq commented on IAmTheBlog's blog post Indianapolis schools ban only selected religions, as well as atheist and LGBT sites, from students' Internet.
"This does not surprise me in the least. I unfortunately live here. They also block non-theist websites in my workplace."
IAmTheBlog replied to Al-KADIM's discussion The Facebook Threat in the group Privacy and Anonymity
"Thanks for posting this. Things like this should be opt-in, not opt-out. What's sad and worrying is that this sort of thing is happening so much now, people are starting to shrug it off."
IAmTheBlog commented on IAmTheBlog's blog post "The gospel is deeply serious while Judge Walker's decision is a jumbled mess of sloppy thinking." (That's funny; I would have said the exact opposite.)
"@Grundgetta, very good point & link. I never thought of the issue that way. I'll have to keep that in mind the next time someone argues for so-called "traditional" marriage as opposed to same-sex marriage."
Little Name Atheist commented on IAmTheBlog's blog post "The gospel is deeply serious while Judge Walker's decision is a jumbled mess of sloppy thinking." (That's funny; I would have said the exact opposite.)
"@Jason: Would you please add that to this list?
@IAmTheBlog: The Bible makes clear that marriage is God's idea rather than a social contract that we are free to renegotiate based on changing social trends.
Ah, but which type of marriage?"
IAmTheBlog commented on IAmTheBlog's blog post "The gospel is deeply serious while Judge Walker's decision is a jumbled mess of sloppy thinking." (That's funny; I would have said the exact opposite.)
"@ Jason, good question. Hard for something to transcend itself. Then again, we're talking about a religion that teaches bread turns into flesh and wine into blood, so...
@ Jim, I agree, but there have been a number of constitutionally shaky…"
IAmTheBlog replied to Kelly M's discussion Zach Wamp and his "back to the Judeo Christian Roots Campaign" in the group Tennessee Atheists
"I didn't catch the commercials (we canceled cable and don't have a converter yet), but I did hear about Wamp's comments. I love how Christian politicians and spokespeople talk about things like "Judeo-Christian" roots…"
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- At 1:37pm on May 16, 2011,
Ruth Anthony-Gardner said… - Greetings, IAmTheBlog! I'd like to invite you to a group where we talk about anything on our minds, Hang With Friends. :D
- At 3:40pm on May 19, 2010,
Ally said… - Hi! Glad you like my blogpost "Steal this page"
Very much looking forward to your two versions!
Cheers!
- At 8:27am on August 4, 2009,
Jaume said… - Thanks for the friend request, and have a good day!
- At 5:01am on April 29, 2009,
Dr. Terence Meaden said… - Welcome to Atheist Nexus with its thousands of good friends.
Try joining groups like the busy discussion group ORIGINS (Origins: Universe, Life, Humans, Evolution, Religion..... ).
I have been running a long discussion there about being "Proud to be Atheist" as we all should be,
seeing that we hold the intellectual high ground over the nonsense of the irrational, superstitious god believers.
Terry Meaden
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Atheist plaque combats Christmas display in MS: is this a good thing?
Posted on December 22, 2010 at 12:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
"The gospel is deeply serious while Judge Walker's decision is a jumbled mess of sloppy thinking." (That's funny; I would have said the exact opposite.)
Posted on August 10, 2010 at 4:08pm 9 Comments 0 Likes
As most people who follow the news likely know, California's Proposition 8 (the ban against same-sex marriage in that state) was just overturned last week in federal court. There will of course be appeals, but this is a major step towards the legalization of same-sex marriage not only in California, but if it survives appeal, possibly at the national level.
Since Christianity is all about… Continue
Since Christianity is all about… Continue
Love never fails [A post in memory of my mom]
Posted on August 9, 2010 at 2:30pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
A universal sentiment for atheists and believers alike.
My mother died suddenly and unexpectedly last month. She died from what appears to have been a massive stroke. She had just seen a doctor, and while she had a few relatively minor health issues (as many 50-somethings do), she had just seen a doctor… Continue
God Is Not Great...and other songs
Posted on June 22, 2010 at 12:30pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
If you haven't yet, be sure to check out George Hrab's new album Trebuchet, as previewed for free on his own Geologic Podcast as well as several others (Dogma Free… Continue
Opt-out required for school prayers? Teacher fired for a 2nd time
Posted on May 31, 2010 at 12:30pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
It is against both Tennessee and U.S. law to lead public school students in prayer. But some people just won't stop breaking the law and trying to find ways around it. Should students have to opt-out in order to be spared from teacher-led prayers?
According to WLBT news, "A Franklin County High School teacher was fired on Tuesday for leading her students in prayer in the classroom," At first this sounds… Continue
According to WLBT news, "A Franklin County High School teacher was fired on Tuesday for leading her students in prayer in the classroom," At first this sounds… Continue
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