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Posts made in July, 2008

To be a liberal…

Posted by on Jul 25, 2008 in Videos | 0 comments

And now for something completely different: As seen at Pharyngula. SHARE...

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Suggestions for Coming Out Godless?

Posted by on Jul 21, 2008 in Other | 1 comment

I started Coming Out Godless on Blogger. Fearing the inevitable of having to copy and paste every story, I decided to stick with Blogger. Being a relatively familiar with code, I used KompoZer to create the rest of the site, and used a Blogger template for the “Stories” page, hence why they’re not identical. I love Google in many ways but, truth be told, Blogger is nothing compared to WordPress (when you pay for the domain and hosting). So, sometime eventually soon (I like...

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Wee Little Book

Posted by on Jul 21, 2008 in News | 0 comments

I’ve always heard how our Founding Fathers were of a more deist persuasion rather than being a “real” Christian. Apparently, Jefferson went as far as to snip out the good parts and make his own “wee little book”, consisting of only 46 pages, that he entitled “The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth”. Making good on a promise to a friend to summarize his views on Christianity, Thomas Jefferson set to work with scissors, snipping out every miracle and...

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Coming Out Godless on Atheist Nexus

Posted by on Jul 18, 2008 in Links | 4 comments

Visit Atheist Nexus I recently joined this network and was asked to start a Coming Out Godless group. SHARE...

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On Money

Posted by on Jul 17, 2008 in Rants | 0 comments

I usually like to stay somewhat within topic, but the following relates in a sense, which will be explained further on. Money. Those who do not have it, want it. Those who do, want more. This is a generally true statement across the board: From secular to religious, from famous to unknown, from rich to poor; transcending gender, age, location, and occupation. Why is money so important? Maybe I don’t get it because it was never an issue as I was growing up. Granted, my parents surely...

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