"@Kalliope, Ugh, talk about unfortunate design! Two millenia of amazing art done in the name of the church and this is what we get? Bah!
@Grinning Cat - if nothing else, maybe that parish will have a few less tithes for itself. The…"
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Grinning Cat commented on Liz's blog post A lighter moment of "Catholic WTF?"
"I hope this will make many parishioners think twice about continuing to support the institution, when speaking one's conscience becomes a "crime"."
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A lighter moment of "Catholic WTF?"
MN teen denied Confirmation - for supporting marriage equalityOk, I clearly am not a fan of the RC church. Or the idea of religion at all. But if someone, for whatever reason, wants to keep up the observances *as long as they do no harm in the world*, let them. This guy posted a photo of himself with an altered sign protesting a proposal to deny LGBTQ folks their right to…See More
Liz replied to Joan Denoo's discussion People feel they are entitled to things ~ Bill O'Reilly in the group Politics, Economics, and Religion
"Perfect screencap for this! "
Stormi C. commented on Liz's blog post Ghost Stories
"The family I'm in strongly believes in ghosts. It does confuse me when I think about it because I don't believe in any gods, yet I can see (comfirmed) former residents of the house. I'm not sure what to believe but all I know is…"
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"We're alive! Mr. Liz and I, as well as our loved ones are absolutely ok. Send a kind thought for the rest of NJ, tho, as it's pretty bad."
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"Sometimes, it isn't easy. Fortunately Eugene, OR is only about an hour north of here. Usually, areas around a major university are more liberal and secular."
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"The weather may not be threatening here, but I live in a red part of a blue state. Sometimes people are more threatening than mother nature.
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"The weather may not be threatening here, but I live in a red part of a blue state. Sometimes people are more threatening than mother nature.
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Liz replied to Liz's discussion Awesome work by Sikivu Hutchinson in the group Feminist Atheists
"Oh, wow, it's been years since I crossed Eisler's path :) Might be good to check it out again - thanks!"
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"Frankenstorm. Yes, I hate the name, but I am preparing nonetheless. If I am MIA for a while, that is why :)"
Ruth Anthony-Gardner replied to Liz's discussion Awesome work by Sikivu Hutchinson in the group Feminist Atheists
"Dominator Culture religions are anti-feminist, and those are the dominant forms today. There are or were Partnership Culture religions where women were revered. See Riane Eisler's The Chalice & the Blade"
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A lighter moment of "Catholic WTF?"
Posted on November 15, 2012 at 2:19pm 2 Comments 1 Like
MN teen denied Confirmation - for supporting marriage equality
Ok, I clearly am not a fan of the RC church. Or the idea of religion at all. But if someone, for whatever reason, wants to keep up the observances *as long as they do no harm in the world*, let them. This guy posted a photo of himself with an altered sign protesting a proposal to deny…
Continue Good luck to my state!
Posted on October 8, 2012 at 2:33pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
NJ Assemblyman to propose ban on ex-gay "therapy" for minors
The entire industry of ex-gay therapies tortures should not exist, but at least keeping minors safe from it is a start. Here's hoping!
How I became an Atheist, part. 2
Posted on October 5, 2012 at 4:16pm 3 Comments 0 Likes
This essay/post/thing originally appeared on Phraryngula, in PZ Myers' ongoing series "Why I am an Atheist". There's loads of compelling, funny, or gutting stories in the series, and…
Continue How I became an Atheist, part. 1
Posted on October 5, 2012 at 4:13pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
This essay/post/thing originally appeared on Phraryngula, in PZ Myers' ongoing series "Why I am an Atheist". There's loads of compelling, funny, or gutting stories in the series, and they're well worth checking…
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- At 3:24pm on November 2, 2012,
Ibrahim said… I hope you and your family are okay.
- At 4:32pm on October 28, 2012,
Bio Bill said… Sometimes, it isn't easy. Fortunately Eugene, OR is only about an hour north of here. Usually, areas around a major university are more liberal and secular.
- At 1:43pm on October 28, 2012, Bio Bill said…
The weather may not be threatening here, but I live in a red part of a blue state. Sometimes people are more threatening than mother nature.
- At 3:55pm on October 2, 2012,
Kritzia said… - Oh Liz! Thank you for taking the time to peek. So very sweet of you. Thanks for the add as well. Hopefully we'll chat soon.
- At 6:41pm on October 1, 2012,
Brent Feeney said… Don't I know it - I've had knee surgery twice (both on my left knee) for the same things - torn cartilage and a broken kneecap, plus a torn tendon the second time, in 1972 and in 2001. I'm feeling it right now, but I'm used to it.
- At 9:08am on October 1, 2012, Brent Feeney said…
I'm doing OK for the most part, other than some ankle and knee problems I've been having. Guess the colder weather's brought out some stiffness and what not. Hope you have a great week. =)
- At 10:15am on September 30, 2012,
Pansy said… the moths only live for 24 hours...... they live in their cocoons for approx. 8-9 months..... after they hatch, they mate then die.... they don't eat; they don't have mouths..... gwaithmir knows soooo much more than i do about them!...... don't you just love the fall??
- At 1:21pm on September 29, 2012, Brent Feeney said…
Welcome aboard! =) Hope you're doing well today...
- At 7:53pm on September 28, 2012,
Lillie said… I am glad you like my Archaeopteryx. It represents two things for me. Of course, it represents evolution being an ancestor of present day birds and it represents one of my hobbies--bird watching. I have always appreciated the fact that birds are much, much older than man. It should make us feel humble but then the "Earth was created for man alone," you know.
- At 7:14pm on September 28, 2012, Pansy said…
hi liz, thanks for the friend request; hope to see you in chat more often :) ...... btw, that's a moth; i always forget what kind. gwaithmir sends me the cocoons in the winter and they hatch in the spring. that one you saw i was letting go. they are very big and beautiful!
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