As you can see in this striking image my hubby, Eric, did.
Right after uploading the photo to Flickr, he noticed the preceding photo using the search term “Chris Brown”:
I uploaded the image to Flickr and performed a search on Chris Brown. I think this screen shot tells the whole story very well. If a picture says a thousand words, what does a screen shot say?
It doesn’t take religion to raise a kid with good values, says Minnesota writer, editor and teacher Dale McGowan in his new anthology. This article points out the obvious to us atheists and secularists alike. As obvious as it may be to freethinkers, it’s clearly not to all religious folks.
McGowan, 44, a father of three who lives in Robbinsdale, believes that teaching secular children to be compassionate, critical thinkers is not only possible, but more honest.
This video got me thinking. If she was a Jew or Muslim, then it would be different. If a group were to hold hands and praise god, if one were to stand up and say I am Jewish, then some would retort, however you choose to worship god is fine. But as long as you worship? Clearly, they’d all be worshiping different gods. So how could that make any sense? They’ll probably have different ideals of some afterlife and a different idea on what god is to him/her.
