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Human nature
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dustin Bowen Dec 25, 2011. 2 Replies 0 Likes
It is my opinion that religion serves as a method of belief categorization. I could provide a lofty explanation with loads of detailed personal experiences here, but I wont for brevity's sake. In…Continue
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Evolution Defenders
A group for Secularists, Agnostics, Atheists, etc... who believe we should keep the poison of creationism and Intelligent Design OUT of public school science classrooms.
Dustin Bowen replied to Arcus's discussion 'Homosexuality - biological or psychological?'"Here is the definition of preference excerpted from wikipedia: In psychology, preferences could be conceived of as an individual’s attitude towards a set of objects, typically reflected in an explicit decision-making…"
Dustin Bowen replied to Dustin Bowen's discussion 'Human nature'"I was hoping for such an eloquent response. I am using my phone to access the internet so providing a detailed response will not be in the immediate future. Please have some patience with me!"
Nelson replied to Dustin Bowen's discussion 'Human nature'"You seem to be unknowingly sniffing around aspects of the science of eusociality. The science of in-ground/out-group thinking and its role in cooperation and morality is pretty well understood (See, for instance, Teehan, John. In the Name of God:…"
Dustin Bowen replied to Arcus's discussion 'Homosexuality - biological or psychological?'"I agree with your statement to a certain [and rather limited] degree. Homosexuality is purely biopsychological, my friend. There is no one side to this argument. Biology is ALWAYS a product of the environment, and environmental psychological stimuli…"
Dustin Bowen posted a discussionHuman nature
It is my opinion that religion serves as a method of belief categorization. I could provide a lofty explanation with loads of detailed personal experiences here, but I wont for brevity's sake. In short, I believe that religion serves as a sort of badge that people use to either identify with or discriminate against one another. This statement is a given, but I believe that there is a deeper trend that follows beyond that. Becoming a member of a fraternity that was founded on the foundations of…See More
Dustin Bowen commented on Melinda P's group 'Single Atheists'"Any normal college girls here who want to talk? Get at me!"
Dustin Bowen posted a status"How Christian is it to trample someone at the mall to fulfill selfish shopping desires?"
Dustin Bowen replied to Sydni Moser's discussion 'Question, especially for guys!' in the group Single Atheists"I believe that this claim is rather subjective... depending on the situation. It is easy to say that the general trend goes something like this: males typically approach and pursue females while females remain ambivalent throughout the entirety of…"
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Looking for love or friendship? Single Atheists is a place to meet and greet, discuss our love lives, or lack of... A fun place to pick up tips and offer advice.See More
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- Your Religious Status
- Secular/Nonreligious/Agnostic, Buddhism
- About Me:
- I am studying Biochemistry and Molecular biology at Mercer University with intent on studying biological engineering for my graduate degree. I spend a very large portion of my time keeping literate on science articles, discoveries, and lectures. The knowledge that I gain from my sources allows me to retain a very formidable opinion against those who are scientifically illiterate. As a scientist, I question everything. This aspect of my personality was furthered by my Jewish upbringing, which taught me not to trust every source of knowledge... and thus I became skeptical of my belief system. Currently I am Agnostic, since I believe that there is a force that is beyond the realm of human perception. Most people, however, consider me to be an athiest since I do not believe in a conscious, omnipresent life force that carefully plotted the structure of the universe and gave it a predisposed destination or course. If you have made it this far into my blog, you can probably already tell that I enjoy philosophy and revel in a good debate. Since my fraternity doesn't provide much stimulus for this type of conversation (since it is founded on the "ideals of Christian manhood"), I have sought elsewhere to satisfy my needs. I use the shit out of Facebook, so add me there if you really want to get to know me.
- Age
- 19-24
- Relationship Status
- Single
- Why are you here?
- I need to find sober-minded people. Lately I have realized that Christians have the tendency to make me sick to my stomach. I can only tolerate so much before the intellectual pressure inside of my head begins to cause my mouth to seep and my eyes to pop out of my head.
- The religion you left
- Judaism
- Why you left your religion.
- The Church is contradictory. I have better things to do than sit around in some lavish sanctuary filled to the brim with people attempting to morally rectify myself through 2,000 year old campfire tales. Never once have I spoken to God or heard from him. Never once have I felt like studying the Bible was a productive way to spend my time. I don't think that the holy spirit exists; I've personally witnessed "possessions" at pentecostal churches and all that I have ascertained from their behavior is that they escape to church once a week in order to act like highly caffeinated monkeys. If there is a God that behaves in a similar manner to the Judeo-Christian God, I don't think modern society would be so peaceful. Strip clubs would randomly explode. Gang members would drop dead in their tracks. Flaming sulfur would rain from the sky. The list goes on and I don't buy any of it.
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- At 2:57pm on December 26, 2011,
Morgan Matthew said… Hey hows it going Dustin? Good to see you.
- At 2:43pm on December 26, 2011, Nelson said…
Thanks for adding me to your friends Dustin! :)
- At 10:14am on November 9, 2011,
Robert Karp said… Welcome to the Think Atheist community Dustin!
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