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Theism in a social setting.
Living in the small town area that I reside in and being a part of this still taboo minority can be rough sometimes but have no bearing on my social setting or comfort of the setting. I have noticed it depends on the people you are around and the atheist vs. theist ratio, you won't hear a lone christian argue with a room full of atheist for very long and (depending on the atheist) vice versa. But this isn't about argumentative bickering over who has the best idea, or just perhaps it never…
ContinueAdded by Jeffery Noble Zeckser on June 29, 2011 at 3:26am — 3 Comments
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