Guest Post: The Most Honest Conversation With a Pastor, Ever
This atheist is no stranger to church. I actually rather enjoy church, believe it or not.
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This atheist is no stranger to church. I actually rather enjoy church, believe it or not.
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This is an ongoing series featuring your stories of how you came to identify as an atheist. Submit your story!
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This is an ongoing series featuring your stories of how you came to identify as an atheist. Submit your story!
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This is an ongoing series featuring your stories of how you came to identify as an atheist. Submit your story.
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This is an ongoing series featuring your stories of how you came to identify as an atheist. Submit your story!
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This is an ongoing series featuring your stories of how you came to identify as an atheist. Submit your story!
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This is an ongoing series featuring your stories of how you came to identify as an atheist. Submit your story!
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Hagea Sophia NiceaThis is a guest post from Andy, better known as @virtualatheist on Twitter. Be sure to follow him, as he often posts informative and well-written pieces on his own blog, virtualatheist.com. I’m sure that many of you know about the Council of Nicea that took place in AD 325, where the leaders of the early Christian church took it upon themselves to, you know, decide for their god what he actually meant when he said stuff.After all, being all omnipotent, omniscient and omni-benev
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This is an ongoing series featuring your stories of how you came to identify as an atheist. If you want to send me your story, you can submit it here. To read past stories, click here.First this week, a submission from Wales, from “Welshman”:The next is from Duncan:I grew up in a home with parents who were both Christians. They never went to church that often but at their insistence as well as the religious basis of our education system my brother and I were both altar boys in a Catholic denomin
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Hey, hi-ya, what’s up (a Soul Eater a reference for the one other person who has watched it)? My name is Ryan. I had a guest post on this site a while back and I thought I would write a follow up with more structure, I guess you could say. Since the last article, I have moved from rural Pennsylvania (the mini-Bible belt) to a suburban area in western Florida and moved up a grade (I’m a sophomore now). Now, despite living in a rural farm area for fourteen years I never became a “country kid”. The
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