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Fred W. Hill commented on Kristy's blog post My Story

"Hi, Kristi, my dad's very religious and racist elder brother lives near Waco. I attended a few family reunions there back in the '90s and my cousins even took me over to check out the remains of David Koresh's compound. At that time I…"

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Chrys Stevenson commented on Kristy's blog post My Story

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Billy Deaton commented on Kristy's blog post My Story

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Recovering from the side effects of Christian fundamentalism is not easy.•The ongoing fear of Hell•Rejection from family members•Ongoing guilt•Loss of communityIf you can relate, join.This is not a debate group.See More

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Kristy replied to George Karounis's discussion Alternate Theories to the Virgin Birth

"Mary was a single unweb mother who embarrassed her family. The family got Joseph to take Mary away to have the child. Of course, virgin birth is a much nicer spin."

Jun 10, 2009

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I was raised from birth to be Christian. My father and my brother are/were preachers. There is a long line of preachers in my family. I was born into the mess they call religion. I like to say that I was brainwashed from birth but eventually shook it off myself.When looking back on my life and trying to pinpoint exactly when I decided that I wasn't a Christian like the rest of my family, I have to say that I remember starting to question things around the age of seven. By ten I was becoming…See More

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About Me: Agnostic/Athiest
Divorced mom of three sons. Come from a very religious family so I have found myself to be "black sheeped" due to my different beliefs. I continue to be amazed at how intolerant the "believers" are to those of us who are not believers. It's not as if we are hurting them. You never heard of agnostics hunting down people and killing them just because they were not ignostic, however, the religious do just that.

Age Group: 31-40

City and State (For Member Searching): Waco, TX

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I was raised from birth to be Christian. My father and my brother are/were preachers. There is a long line of preachers in my family. I was born into the mess they call religion. I like to say that I was brainwashed from birth but eventually shook it off myself.

When looking back on my life and trying to pinpoint exactly when I decided that I wasn't a Christian like the rest of my family, I have to say that I remember starting to question things around the age of seven. By ten I was… Continue

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At 4:22pm on June 19, 2009, Evilgenius20 said…: Welcome to the Nexus Kristy, thanks for adding me.

At 11:25pm on March 10, 2009, Richard Sherrod said…: Yeah waco sucks pretty hard for us non believers. really off topic but to the right of my post is a banner reading "Are you a GOOD Christian? Take the quizz". Just thought the irony was pretty funny.

At 9:04pm on February 9, 2009, Beckster said…: Hey! Ouch . .. . waco! You should move :)Another mommy here. If you need some support or someone to vent to, let me know!!

At 10:09pm on February 7, 2009, GJurls said…: Hi Kristi,
I'm a divorced dad with one son - a six year old. Yep, Waco is a pretty tough town to be a non-believer - lots of churches and intolerance here. I'm out as an atheist to my close friends, but not to my family. I've just avoided the subject for decades! I do fear being black sheeped. My family is VERY Baptist.

Greg

At 8:15am on February 5, 2009, Dr. Terence Meaden said…: Yes, it's crazy isn't it. The believers are so wrong, yet their doctrinal beliefs lead them to think that only they are right.
I have written much about in the Nexus discussion group
"ORIGINS: Universe, Life, Humankind, Religion, Darwin..." where we seek to understand the mysteries of the universe, and how life and humans and religion and everything began.
There are lots of good discussion topics and many video films including ten lectures from Stanford University on evolution and Darwin.
So welcome to Atheist Nexus----the world of reasoning, rational sense, and good friends. No dogma, no doctrines, just freedom for commonsense thinking.

At 12:08am on February 5, 2009, Brad said…: Hi. Glad to see you found this black hole in the matrix. My name is Brad, I'm an atheist.

I share your observation, that, yes, I don't know of nor have I heard of any mass slaughters carried out by atheists. I've never heard of any "missions" of any kind carried out by atheists. I find it very disturbing that believers can read the same history and still with a strait face say that christains have bean the ones persecuted through it all??? That to me is extreme... completely brain washed. Goes to show, that as powerfull as our brains are they are just as weak.

welcome to a/n,
B