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How old is the earth? (ask a christian)

Posted by Jane - February 23, 2013 - Mormons, Survey questions
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An idea for a survey question How old do you think the earth is? When I was a sunday school teacher in Primary, teaching 7 year olds, a lesson ended with a quote from President Ezra Taft Benson, about the mormon doctrine of the preexistence: (reference) This quote clearly demonstrated that he, a “prophet,” believed […]

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David Hume – On Miracles

Posted by Jane - February 12, 2013 - Dog BLOG, Questions (question everything), Questions to ask yourself, Things that make you go hmmmmm., What to tell your children about god
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David Hume – On Miracles

Hume’s Maxim. This is priceless. I wish to hang it in my study. source: On Miracles by David Hume

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Anti-science day today at LDS church testimony meeting

Posted by Jane - February 12, 2013 - Dog BLOG, Mormons, Science and Religion, Why Religion Will Never Die
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Imagine yourself being pitied by an old man in church for your belief in evolution. Imagine a 9-year-old kid speaking from the pulpit about how some crazy person tried to teach him that the earth was created from an explosion. It was anti-science day at church. It was pitiful. Nobody corrected anybody. They never do. […]

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Fear of the voice inside ones head. Imagine the freedom to think

Posted by Jane - February 12, 2013 - Dog BLOG, First Things First, Why Religion Will Never Die, Why Religion Works
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Is 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 […]

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Why I Raise My Children Without God (CNN Article)

Posted by Jane - January 22, 2013 - Dog BLOG, How religion poisons everything, Questions to ask yourself, What to tell your children about god
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CNN PRODUCER NOTE TXBlue08, a mother of two teenagers in Texas, blogs about raising her children without religion. She said she shared this essay on CNN iReport because ‘I just felt there is not a voice out there for women/moms like me. I think people misunderstand or are fearful of people who don’t believe in […]

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Joe Rogan’s response to a pastor / questionner

Posted by Jane - January 5, 2013 - Dog BLOG, Questions to ask yourself, Quotes
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Joe is asked advice from an audience member who wants to be the chaplain for the sport.  He gives a playful response that makes clear that he has a healthy understanding of our need for religion.  

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Sam Harris on Mormonism

Posted by Jane - January 5, 2013 - Dog BLOG, Mormons
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“Mormonism… objectively, is just a little more idiotic than christianity. …It’s christianity, plus some very stupid ideas. “

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I hope they call me on a mission – let’s examine why.

Posted by Jane - December 27, 2012 - How they scare you, Mormons
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Mormon children are taught a song — what a better way to inculcate messages that would be otherwise seen as drastic or draconian, than in song. [give examples of church hymn lyrics] Let’s examine what the church hopes you get out of going on a mission. The top two are: 1. to convert oneself. 2. […]

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Why do this site? Why challenge religion?

Posted by Jane - December 27, 2012 - Dog BLOG, If you're a Mormon, Mormons, Questions to ask yourself
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hitchens answers the question: why be against religion. http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=Y3YgQfR3sEM&feature=endscreen hitchens summary of the insanity of religion (with tony blair) —— why the dog? 1. it’s cathartic to talk this out. 1. One should grant to another the understanding about wanting to be heard, and to be understood. 1. (if you’re LDS) i might say, for […]

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About the dog blog keeper

Posted by Jane - December 27, 2012 - Dog BLOG, First Things First
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i 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.  😉

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