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Joan Denoo left a comment for dr kellie
"Hi dr kellie, really nice to read your comment. There are so many social changes taking place right now, and things seem chaotic. Are you familiar with Chaos Theory? According to James Gleick, Chaos: The Making of a New Science,…"
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dr kellie commented on dr kellie's blog post what the booble says about rape
"I was pleased to note the difference between city and country rape."
Nov 8, 2012
James Kz commented on dr kellie's blog post what the booble says about rape
"There is also the Skeptic's Annotated Bible commentary at http://skepticsannotatedbible.com/says_about/rape.html"
Nov 8, 2012
Sentient Biped commented on dr kellie's blog post what the booble says about rape
"The bible is a collection of writings spanning - what? a thousand years?  It contains the thoughts, laws, some history - much of which is probably legend / inaccurate / made up for local political purposes at the time and place where written.…"
Nov 6, 2012
dr kellie commented on dr kellie's blog post what the booble says about rape
"I agree.  I just found the article interesting in this time of rape politics and god talk.  It's all a bunch of hooey."
Nov 6, 2012
Loren Miller commented on dr kellie's blog post what the booble says about rape
"The bible has NEVER been about rights for women, and indeed, may be argued as a text utterly dedicated to privilege for men and the status of chattel or property for women.  As regards its statements regarding women, rape, property and so on, I…"
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dr kellie commented on Sentient Biped's blog post So you got married! Big f***ing deal!
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Nov 3, 2012
dr kellie commented on Taylor's blog post Why I Can No Longer Listen to Country Music Radio
"Taylor, I think the same thing frequently.   If you want to hear some classic god country, try the 9-11 songs.  Sick! "The Pill" was banned by many regions and radio stations, btw. "
Sep 7, 2012
dr kellie commented on Loren Miller's blog post How Absurd Is That?
"I agree with Joan."
Aug 21, 2012
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"Hi Dr. Kellie, I hope I'm replying in the right place, lol.  My cats don't get a rabies shot every year, it's every 3 I think, but after they go once, the county knows we have them (or the city, I'm not sure), and then we…"
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dr kellie commented on Loren Miller's blog post Reality Check
"I remember seeing this right after the gulf oil spill.  Still awesome!"
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At 3:06am on January 24, 2010, Atheist Princess said…
Welcome to Atheist Nexus ( :
At 3:38pm on January 26, 2010, Peggy Wilson said…
Thanks for the laugh this afternoon
At 4:28am on February 1, 2010, Rick said…
Howdy
At 2:10am on February 2, 2010, Shamar said…
Hey, I just noticed you are in College Station.
Just letting you know that we have a local atheist/freethinkers group. We meet on Sundays at Sweet Eugene's House of Java for good conversation with like minded people. You can look us up at:
http://www.meetup.com/BCS-Atheist-Freethinkers/
or email us at bcs.atheist@gmail.com
At 3:37pm on February 2, 2010, Tom Thompson said…
Hey, I wonder why you posted your latest discussion in the Gay Atheists forum. It it an excellent topic and does not seem to be limited to gay interests. I can't comment on it without joining that group, which I would not otherwise do. To answer your question briefly, yes I have felt resentment.
At 3:48pm on February 11, 2010, Tom Thompson said…
I'm sorry, I never noticed your responses on my page. I didn't know they would appear there.

I currently live far from my parents and have for some time. This has given me the opportunity to explore my feelings and beliefs without the family pressure. That distance was vital for my own development although it wasn't necessarily a conscious decision initially.

I never spent much effort hiding my opinions but I didn't flaunt them either. It was only recently, about a year ago, that things finally came to a head and I had the long talk with them. During that time I felt a lot of the resentment building up of having been indoctrinated as a child in addition to the one-sidedness of their conversations with me. Actually, I might say that the pressure has increased since then in the form of books and videos they've been mailing me. Confessing all has changed me though. I take their books and videos in stride and I consider responding in kind but I realize I've said as much of my piece as they're capable of hearing so I just let it roll over me like a wave. It doesn't affect me too much now.
At 3:00pm on February 12, 2010, Tom Thompson said…
My current impression, based on my experience, is that it's far more beneficial for your mental health to have the talk and get it over with. Burying that stress inside takes its toll and it isn't fair that the people who are creating that stress don't share it or, perhaps, even know it's there.

I will add that it may be easier to do in writing. My father posed a question to me over email so I took that opportunity to write a sizable response in an attempt to convey the entirety of my position all at once. I know he read the whole thing and I know that if I had tried to verbalize even a portion of it in person it probably wouldn't have worked.

I wish you lots of luck in dealing with this. It is tough for everyone I guess.
At 6:18pm on February 15, 2010, Tom Thompson said…
Does it bother me when they send me books? Sure it does. Giving someone a book acts on several levels. It says:

1. I want you to read this so if you care about me you will (even if I haven't read it).
2. I think you're wrong and I think this book will explain why (even if I haven't read it).
3. I am giving you what I consider to be a gift so you better not respond with hostility.

All of this is calculated to cause us the most guilt possible, which consequently leaves us in the most vulnerable position.

I have told them that I will be willing to read a book of their choice if they agree to read one of mine. I believe that's a fair compromise. It levels the playing field. It removes the guilt and pressure that may be present by placing equal responsibility on them. Or it stops the books from coming for a while, as the case may be.
At 10:24am on February 18, 2010, Tom Thompson said…
I don't currently have any "top picks" for books to give my family. I haven't had any success with that yet but I am compiling a list of potential books in the discussion below. That should give you a starting point.

http://www.atheistnexus.org/forum/topics/theist-friendly-books
At 6:12pm on March 29, 2010, Evilgenius20 said…
Thanks for the kind words, i like your videos btw : )

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