Imagine that things are not as they seem, Things that seem as they are imagined. Imagine they lied or perhaps were misled, then passed it to you how to them it was fed. Imagine anew that you have what it takes to learn where they erred because they were scared. Imagine anew that you will […]
Read MoreI think kids can handle the truth.
Read MoreIs it fear of the voice inside one’s head that keeps religious people from learning about facts contrary to their beliefs? Imagine if a muslim (or a catholic, or methodist, or jew) were reading this. You as a [insert your religion here] can clearly see that THEY are off a bit, right? Imagine having […]
Read More David Humei accept that my stature (lack of) allows me to naturally gravitate to the highest common denominator, or lowest, with respect to the most important things to worry about; to deal with; to occupy ones mind. It’s a luxury offered, i suppose, always to those with no power. 😉
Read MoreCONTEXT: i am venting. i won’t send this. i am writing this, as if to send to someone close to me, following a request not to mock her religious beliefs because I asked how long she thought the blessing she just received would last. The blessing helped her to sleep well. I’m glad you got […]
Read MoreIt is terrible to see a man who has the incomprehensible in his grasp, does not know what to do with it, and sits playing with a toy called God. -Tolstoy Of all the questions men and women have asked of themselves and of each other, down through the ages, can there be any as […]
Read Moreit’s part of the reason many people wont change their mind or can’t change — it’s just too big a chasm to climb out of.
Read MoreAs to gods, they have been, I find, countless, but even the names of most of them lie in the deep compost which is known as civilization, and the memories of few of them are green. There does not seem to be a good reason for holding that some of them are false and some […]
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