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Started this discussion. Last reply by SteveInCO Apr 27, 2012. 2 Replies 0 Likes
I've gotten into the habit of looking to see where new members are from. Just looking to see if someone is "close to home".What I've noticed is what an international group we are/have become. I've…Continue
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Greetings from Kathleen, GA
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dylan Martin Feb 21, 2012. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Hi all. I joined this site a couple of days ago and decided its time to introduce myself. My name is Scott and I'm an X. Ex-you-name-it when it comes to Xtianity. I was a believer for 30 years and…Continue
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Scott Howard replied to Lesa's discussion 'Hello'"Knowing how you feel today. My wife started again today with her "you don't know what you've done to me" routine. As if my deconversion was aimed at her personally. Then the whopper, "If you don't believe, fine, but…"
Scott Howard replied to Sheri Hall's discussion 'Research: How atheists have adopted social media'"No because freethinkers are like cats. You can spend all your time trying to organize them, but in the end, they're going to do what they want."
Jonathan Krasick left a comment for Scott Howard"Perhaps we do. Stay in touch. I would be interested in talking further. Keep thought free and let reason reign! Jonathan"
Russell M Boston left a comment for Scott Howard"Ok. Keep me informed about events. I have been free of fairytales since the 1960s. So this isn't a recent epiphany for me. I am not suffering with confusion, fear or regrets. It is nice to know there are others possibly of like mind in this…"
Scott Howard posted an eventMacon Atheists & Secular Humanists at Starbucks
May 23, 2012 from 7:30pm to 8:30pm
Monthly book discussion. This month's book is Good Without God by Greg Epstein.
Scott Howard replied to Lesa's discussion 'Hello'"Hi Lesa,
I can't add much to what has already been said except to say that many if not most of us here have been through some form of what you are feeling. As others have said, we're here for you."
SteveInCO replied to Scott Howard's discussion 'International'"I personally love the fact that we are getting a lot of ex-Muslims (or people who grew up atheist in Muslim areas).
(When several of them are in the chat and get down to serious Islam-bashing and quote the Quran I can't follow the…"
Mabel replied to Scott Howard's discussion 'International'"I believe Atheist Nexus used to have the international market cornered. We are just giving them some serious competition now lol."
Scott Howard posted a status"Have a great weekend everyone! With 3 grandkids, I'm not sure if I'll get to check in much."
Scott Howard posted a status"Just had my first experience at sharing my deconversion story. We'll see how things go from here."
Scott Howard posted a discussionInternational
I've gotten into the habit of looking to see where new members are from. Just looking to see if someone is "close to home".What I've noticed is what an international group we are/have become. I've seen new members from Australia to Egypt and Canada to South America!What are you trying to do Morgan? Start an international movement or something?See More
Scott Howard replied to Morgan Matthew's discussion 'What is in the pipeline for TA'"I use the mobile version sll the time.
I'm almost never on my computer. The only problem I experience is that after some period of time, the pages freeze, that is, they won't scroll. I haven't narrowed it down to a specific…"
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Why is it..?
Posted on March 11, 2012 at 8:36am 19 Comments 1 Like
I don't understand something that I do. I use the phrase "goddamnit". Alot. In fact, it's my default expression of anger or frustration.
What I don't understand is why I say it. I didn't plan to. I didn't sit down one day and decide, "from now on 'goddamnit' is the phrase". It just came out, so to speak.
This is curious to me because I no longer believe there is a god to damn people. I no longer believe that people can be damned. And I no longer believe there is a place to… Continue
What I don't understand is why I say it. I didn't plan to. I didn't sit down one day and decide, "from now on 'goddamnit' is the phrase". It just came out, so to speak.
This is curious to me because I no longer believe there is a god to damn people. I no longer believe that people can be damned. And I no longer believe there is a place to… Continue
Some things never change
Posted on March 6, 2012 at 9:28am 5 Comments 0 Likes
I'm always amused and befuddled by some things. For example, my wife is a nominal Christian who takes great exception to my renunciation of the faith. Last night she saw me perusing the pages of this web site and began giving me some grief about it. What befuddles me is that all of her consternation is not over my personal belief or lack thereof, but over how it impacts her. What will others think, ect. Never once has she expressed any Christian concern about my soul. It just puzzles me.
A little advice
Posted on March 3, 2012 at 8:03pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
I was going to put this on my wall, but it's too long. What's on my mind tonight is to warn those of you who have kids that have kids to think about it before you say yes to them moving back home.
My son-in-law cheated on my daughter and then moved her back home with my wife and me. (He's in the military and happened to be moving from one location to another when it the affair came out, so they agreed to move her and the kids "home" instead of with him to his new assignment.)…
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- At 11:00am on May 10, 2012, Jonathan Krasick said…
Perhaps we do. Stay in touch. I would be interested in talking further. Keep thought free and let reason reign! Jonathan
- At 10:44pm on May 6, 2012, Russell M Boston said…
- Ok. Keep me informed about events. I have been free of fairytales since the 1960s. So this isn't a recent epiphany for me. I am not suffering with confusion, fear or regrets. It is nice to know there are others possibly of like mind in this southern wasteland of ignorance.
- At 6:02pm on April 18, 2012,
Sheri Hall said… Hey Scott - thanks for the friend request. If you left your email with me at the end of the survey (if you have done it) then great - I will be in touch. If not, PM me your email address and I'll make sure I add you to my mailing list :)
- At 12:27pm on March 31, 2012, Scott Howard said…
- Feeling a little bummed today. I don't do well in cloudy, dreary days. Maybe some lunch will help.
- At 8:44pm on March 23, 2012, Sepia said…
My father converted to Messianic Judaism when I was about 8 years old. I grew up attending the feasts and holidays of traditional judaism, however I myself have always been either agnostic or atheistic, I do enjoy reading the CJB as to me it touches closer to the root meaning the authors words.
- At 11:16pm on March 16, 2012, Tom Sarbeck said…
Yeah, Scott; your posts make clear that you've done some homework. I see the CW as an American tragedy. Slavery was another
- At 7:54am on March 10, 2012,
Unseen said… Thanks for friending me.
- At 9:41pm on February 20, 2012,
Monica McGee (Monicks) said… Welcome to Think Atheist, Scott! It is great to have you here.
Message me, or tweet me (@Monicks), or find me on G+, or contact any of the Moderators with any suggestions or questions.
Make sure to search the Groups to find members interested in the same topics as you, or the Forums to find debates on all kinds of issues.
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~ Monica
- At 8:50am on February 20, 2012,
Robert Karp said… Welcome to the Think Atheist community Scott! Join us in the chat on the bottom right of the screen and feel free to ask questions and get involved as much or as little as you want! If you would like to, add me as a friend and I'm also on twitter as RSAnative if you care to follow. Welcome again and make yourself at home!
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