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onecent

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6. You are right...the bible has so many contradictions it is almost laughable...in fact, it is

Sat Dec 6, 2014, 11:13 PM

Dec 2014

laughable.
I actually am glad to see so many young people questioning the validity of the Bible these days.
I have been questioning it for over 60 years, and still find it totally absurd.

Bitch about it if you want, No one should care care about anyone elses' opinion
regarding religion....these evangelicalistic sarah palins and dippy congressman are disturbing.
No ONE knows what happens when we die...so why try to PLEASE someone who never existed, and threatens us with hell and damnation if we don't "obey?"????????????

And I WOULD DEFINITELY NEVER try to please someone who keeps teeling me that he gave
his only begotten son....if someone ASKED ME TO DO that I would Christopher Hitchen them!!!!

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In Seven States, Atheists Push to End Largely Forgotten Ban [View all] rug Dec 2014 OP

They should be removed. Idiots still sometimes try to enforce them. struggle4progress Dec 2014 #1

I know of something similar Cartoonist Dec 2014 #2

Your bizarre non sequiturs notwithstanding, this is the opposite situation. rug Dec 2014 #3

Similar but different Cartoonist Dec 2014 #4

You are right...the bible has so many contradictions it is almost laughable...in fact, it is onecent Dec 2014 #6

What does it mean to Christopher Hitchen somebody? stone space Dec 2014 #7

I don't understand what you are saying about cluster bombs, onecent Dec 2014 #12

Christopher Hitchens preached a brand of atheism I call... stone space Dec 2014 #29

Not that long ago, in some states nichomachus Dec 2014 #5

I did not know that. It seems like the most blatant of 1st amendment violations. cbayer Dec 2014 #8

Good. Time to erase them from the books. I can't imagine that this will be tough. cbayer Dec 2014 #9

Yeah, pretty much a no-brainer. stone space Dec 2014 #10

Exactly. An opportunity to shine a light on them. cbayer Dec 2014 #11

I can easily imagine it will be difficult to get rid of bans on atheists in some state constitutions Fumesucker Dec 2014 #13

Oh, bullshit. That will never, ever happen. cbayer Dec 2014 #19

Is racism no longer an issue in America because there is a black POTUS? Fumesucker Dec 2014 #20

I am not arguing that prejudice against certain groups of people will end, cbayer Dec 2014 #22

I agree that laws permitting bigotry will be allowed to stand Fumesucker Dec 2014 #30

You are making this way too personal. cbayer Dec 2014 #31

Sounds militant to me Fumesucker Dec 2014 #14

It also helps to have people skills. rug Dec 2014 #15

In my experience that mostly boils down to telling people what they want to hear Fumesucker Dec 2014 #16

It all boils down to hearing what they say instead of telling them what you think they want to hear. rug Dec 2014 #17

People seldom say what they really mean Fumesucker Dec 2014 #18

Militancy is a good thing. stone space Dec 2014 #21

No true atheist, don't you know. Only certain kinds of atheists are allowed in the club. cbayer Dec 2014 #23

That's because you have repeatedly been shown to not understand what the word "militant" means... truebrit71 Dec 2014 #24

Here are some militants. stone space Dec 2014 #25

And does this describe your "militant atheist" method? truebrit71 Dec 2014 #26

Pretty much, except for the prayer thingie at the end. stone space Dec 2014 #27

This would be a good "clean up" of bigoted, outdated (un)constitutional articles / laws.. pinto Dec 2014 #28

They should be removed Prophet 451 Dec 2014 #32