"I have this book on reserve at the Nashua library. I have read a sample and love it so far (especially the drug induced pages :) ). Are you recommending it now that you've finished it?"
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Atheist Andrea replied to Supernaut's discussion Confession of a Buddhist Atheist in the group Atheist Buddhists
Ray replied to Supernaut's discussion Nashua belongs to Jesus Christ in the group New Hampshire Rationalists
"I've seen this all over the place, it makes me rage every time. We need "Nashua belongs to the flying spaghetti monster" bumper stickers."
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Guitars (all left handed...it's a curse): Schecter C1-Classic, Epiphone Les Paul standard, Washburn acoustic
Basses:Mex Fender Jazz, Ibanez SR-500, and a vintage Epiphone Rivoli made in Kalamazoo, MI and in severe…"
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Confession of a Buddhist Atheist
I just picked up Stephen Batchelor's new book at the library. I'm only about 60 pages in but it's quite interesting. Here is the excerpt from the jacket:Written with the same brilliance and boldness that made BuddhismWithout Beliefs a classic in its field, Confession of a BuddhistAtheist is Stephen Batchelor’s account of his journey throughBuddhism, which culminates in a groundbreaking new portrait of thehistorical Buddha. Stephen Batchelor grew up outside London andcame of age in the 1960s.…See More
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"According to Benjamin Libet (a scientist, not a philosopher) we have "free won't". Here's the wiki page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Libet
and here is a link to his…"
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- At 1:39pm on January 20, 2010,
John Jubinsky said… - Hi Supernaut! Have a very happy birthday.
- At 8:14am on August 26, 2009,
Larian LeQuella said… - Hey, found you through the NH group. Hope you don't mind the random "friending".
- At 12:56am on September 24, 2008,
Skylar said… - True, true @ Sam Harris' Bible collection. :)
- At 7:29am on September 14, 2008,
Andrea said… - Did you get to see Obamas speak?
Andrea
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