PragerFU: Do you want to know?
As many of you know, I was really good friends with Dennis Prager when I became an Atheist. He was the guy I went to when I started falling into that abyss. I've told part of this story before in my introduction to "The God Distraction." But this time, I wonder about Dennis and why he showed such little interest in my conversion — or de-conversion. You'll enjoy this one or my name is Brin Keith Dalton!
Thanks again everyone! I'm trying to get a new (free) Pandamnit up tomorrow. This pandemic is really revealing religion for what it is, and I'm keeping my eye to the ground (and ear to grindstone) so I can keep you guys informed.
Everyone really needs to stay safe and take care of each other right now. I hope you're all practicing physical distancing and following all the guidelines from anyone but the President. I really feel like this crisis could lead to a lot of good as people realize how valuable and important it is to listen to the scientists and take care of each. Perhaps it's a bit early to start looking for the silver lining, but I'm a cockeyed optimist. What can I say? B
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Couldn't have said it better myself. I was determined to follow the truth as I understood it to be where ever it pointed. To my great surprise, it was out of the Morg. But few seem to feel that same urge for whatever reason.
It strikes me as appallingly irresponsible to not check if one's beliefs correspond with reality. Lack of introspection is a sin against humanity.
I get that. But I didn’t when I was religious. Well... until I did. Having a child was a big catalyst for me. I didn’t want to pass down any bullshit.