Losing belief

Are we really supposed to talk religion with a guy named "Poopsie"?

But I digress: Jewish, raised through six years in a Jewish day school. That was enough to push me toward non-religiousness.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

That you disagree with something does nothing to discredit its relevancy.

Also: Speaking ill of all things religion helps no one and only serves to make you look like a misinformed college freshman newly enlightened by his new-found freedom and copious quantities of dank-as-fuck 'dro.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

It was largely the line, "The Bible is an archaic, irrelevant book based on metaphors and tall tales," that irked me. It seemed as if you were parroting atheistic talking points, ignorant of what it was you were saying.

The point I'm trying to make is being vehemently, outright anti-religion is just as logical as the inverse. There are positive and negative aspects to be found with both, and neither should be discounted in an educated conversation.

e: Hachifusa, I was raised reform, as well. My mother is Presbyterian and my father is Jewish. It's kind of complicated, but I was never raised too strictly religious.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

I'm not sure God would be too happy about you using him as a scapegoat for your pedophilia.

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