De-Baptism
Spotted this little news story at Time:
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Does this exorcise that creepy ghost that was put inside you? |
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My (new!) friend and I have angered the fish spirits.
We don't believe in them, therefore we can never exorcise them. We'll be doomed to odd fishy tastes in random food and drinks forever now. Then again, we're on the same medication. That might have something to do with it. |
I think that ghost takes a lot more work than downloading a piece of paper that says you're free.
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I'd tend to agree.
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Atheists are believers too. They just believe in a very silly way, to scant benefit. It never appealed to me. I never got worse off than "not particularly religious."
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We believe in a silly way? Ok.
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:D I found that amusing as well Dana.
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Trust me on this. I am a spiritual leader. |
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The atheist ends up believing -- very hard -- in a not-God. :rolleyes: Whoopee she-yit. As a teenager, I might have gone atheist -- though that never quite happened. As a full adult, and getting older -- no. That isn't me or for me. |
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I'm atheist. I do have a belief. I believe there is no such thing as a divine being/God/afterlife/supernatural anything. How is that a silly way of believing? Silly is more about denying the noodly appendage of FSM. (Ramen). Chicken is a good word. (even without the addition of "-flavored Ramen Noodles"). It is well applied to people who see the fallacy of religion, but are too superstitious to admit it. know any of them? |
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