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Is a "religious atheist" a contradiction in terms?
by Marky Mark on April 8th, 2012
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Where there are atheists, life is _______________ ?
by anil m on April 1st, 2012
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Atheists, were you brought up in atheistic homes? Or did you experience some epiphany that brought you to atheism?
by anil m on April 14th, 2012
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In the Atheist non-belief system, is believing in Astrology considered a "sin"?
by Marky Mark on April 8th, 2012
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God does not have the QUALITY of existence: he IS existence and cannot NOT exist. Perhaps Atheists are right in saying God does "not-exist"?
by skeptic on April 20th, 2012
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You're reading I'm an atheist, and my family is trying to bribe me to go to church. Should I go? What is your opinion if I do? If I don't? Has this ever happened to you? Do you think it is hypocritical for an atheist to participate in church to appease someone else?
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boredom?
not hardly.
by live.laugh.love on September 30th, 2007
live.laugh.love has a point, though unfortunately not in the same sense that s/he is probably thinking of.
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Look for a book called "Even The Angels Laugh Sometimes." Its a collection of stories about hilarious things that happen in Christian Churches of all denominations.
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From the organist who tries desperately to make two old ladies stop talking during the processional, only to cut off the music entirely when its clear they're resorting to shouting...
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...to the minister who decides to demonstrate "the fires of hell" indoors using a metal tub filled an inch deep with gasoline...
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...to the choir singer who sneaks out of the choir to retrieve a bag of chips from his car, then crawls back into the church through the wrong door...
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...the Christian Mass is humor waiting to happen.
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Which is only reasonable to assume, since they are trying desperately to maintain strict order. What can go wrong, will, and hilarity will ensue...
by eternal0void on August 30th, 2009