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Ridiculing Religion And Other Irrational Beliefs

Started this discussion. Last reply by archaeopteryx Aug 30, 2012. 97 Replies

I am starting a new thread, because I do not want to be blamed as an alleged monster making fun of cripples and this accusation was getting out of the scope of the discussion about soulmates.   I…Continue

Puzzled About Mirin Dajo

Started Aug 8, 2012 0 Replies

Puzzled About Mirin DajoNot long ago I watched this video:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tdnsRod9ZkEven though the text is…Continue

Tags: biological, research, fistula, dueling, Dajo

Lonely Atheist And Apistic (Female, 62) Introducing Herself And Her Quest

Started this discussion. Last reply by maruli marulaki Apr 16, 2012. 2 Replies

I am lonely, and that includes intellectual loneliness.   I need a committed relationship, but only with a partner, whom I can respect intellectually as an equal.    I just cannot respect…Continue

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maruli marulaki commented on Scott A McGreal's blog post 'Extreme views on what is "extremism"'
"I just watched the video.   It is quite mild compared with what it points out of known historical facts concerning Mohamed and the atrocities committed to innocent victims by muslims and in the name of islam.  I was a bit…"
Sep 14, 2012
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The Difference Between Philosophy And Religion

 The Difference Between Philosophy And Religion I am calling myself atheistic as a part of being apistic.  But there are many people, who call themselves atheists in spite of being religious.  They do not consider this as a contradiction, as long as their preferred religion does not include personalized deities. Buddhism is an example, which is wrongly defined as a philosophy by those alleged atheists.     There is a fallacy, when the decisive distinctions between philosophies and religions…See More
Sep 9, 2012
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maruli marulaki commented on maruli marulaki's blog post 'An Interpretation Of The Myth Of Eve And Adam'
"Paul, may I inform you politely but clearly, that you happen to post on an ATHEIST site and not in your church."
Sep 2, 2012
maruli marulaki commented on maruli marulaki's blog post 'An Interpretation Of The Myth Of Eve And Adam'
"We are not talking on the same level of mental distance.   I grew up as a skin deep christian, who has never even bothered to read the bible, it was too boring compared with Grimm's fairy tales.  I am referring to a fairy tale…"
Sep 2, 2012
Kyle Bates commented on maruli marulaki's blog post 'An Interpretation Of The Myth Of Eve And Adam'
"... except the "landlord" doesn't exist and the concept of "owning" land is irrelevant outside of the context of agriculture.  Start thinking of these stories as being written by humans trying to tell a story about…"
Sep 2, 2012
maruli marulaki commented on maruli marulaki's blog post 'An Interpretation Of The Myth Of Eve And Adam'
"When a landlord has the power to make rules, which restrict the diet of his renters by not allowing them to eat the fruit in their garden, then it is better to own the property than being at the mercy of being evicted by a narcissistic landlord.…"
Sep 2, 2012
Kyle Bates commented on maruli marulaki's blog post 'An Interpretation Of The Myth Of Eve And Adam'
"Or 'instinct' isn't at all what the story is about. Why would they have "owned" the garden for it to be paradise?  That doesn't make any sense at all.  You can't praise the lack of hierarchy and then…"
Sep 2, 2012
maruli marulaki posted a blog post

An Interpretation Of The Myth Of Eve And Adam

Paradise And Instinctivity - An Interpretation Of The Myth Of Eve And AdamWhen I attended a christian kindergarten, I perceived all stories told indiscriminately as fairy tales, no matter if the were Grimm's or from the bible.The story of how Eve and Adam lost their paradise was one of those fairy tales.   But rationally seen, their garden Eden was certainly not the perfect paradise.   Had it been, they would have owned it, instead of having a narcissistic landlord, who imposed authoritarian…See More
Sep 2, 2012
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Heather Spoonheim replied to maruli marulaki's discussion 'Ridiculing Religion And Other Irrational Beliefs'
"April 13th http://www.thinkatheist.com/events/christopher-hitchens-day-1 Sign up now and avoid the rush!"
Aug 29, 2012
Heather Spoonheim replied to maruli marulaki's discussion 'Ridiculing Religion And Other Irrational Beliefs'
"I have a partial box of Cohiba Esplendidos sitting around here - but I'm saving them for Hitchday, :D http://www.cigarsofcuba.com/itoolkit.asp?pg=products&specific=jnomirf8"
Aug 29, 2012
Doug Reardon replied to maruli marulaki's discussion 'Ridiculing Religion And Other Irrational Beliefs'
"I'd make it an El Presidente, if I had access :-("
Aug 29, 2012
Michael replied to maruli marulaki's discussion 'Ridiculing Religion And Other Irrational Beliefs'
"I see nothing Christian in Stilichos' career as commander of the Western Empires' army. And his destruction of the Sibylline books may just be siding with his Nicene friends."
Aug 29, 2012
Doug Reardon replied to maruli marulaki's discussion 'Ridiculing Religion And Other Irrational Beliefs'
"Bingo!  Give that man a cigar!"
Aug 29, 2012
Melissa Mays replied to maruli marulaki's discussion 'Ridiculing Religion And Other Irrational Beliefs'
"Absolutely true. Well said."
Aug 29, 2012
Melissa Mays replied to maruli marulaki's discussion 'Ridiculing Religion And Other Irrational Beliefs'
"..wow. This thread makes me sad.. I'm at a loss for words, to be honest.. Hmm..Anyone who feels they have some sort of intellectual authority, upon which they justify ridicule of sick, lost, broken people is a goddamned morally bankrupt…"
Aug 29, 2012
maruli marulaki replied to maruli marulaki's discussion 'Ridiculing Religion And Other Irrational Beliefs'
"That is a new angle of looking at the Darwin award, which has never occurred to me, because I recoil from any physically risky behavior without needing a reminder.  "
Aug 29, 2012

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Atheist
About Me:
BAUCIS (62) looking for PHILEMON

I am looking for my mindmate and companion to grow old together in a serious, close, bonded, exclusive, committed relationship, as a shared and reciprocal safe haven.
My wish is a relationship according to the 'Egalitarian Rational Commitment Paradigm'. A web search will lead you to find my blog, where you can learn more about this concept.

I am German, this explains my not perfect English. My search for a compatible mindmate is world wide, if there is a common language, which can be English, German, Spanish, French, Dutch or Italian. In the times of email, telephone and airtravel, geographical distance is much easier to overcome than mental distance.

I will send a picture in private email, but only after a bit of corresponding, when there is enough interest in my person. I do not want to be either chosen or rejected because of a picture. If my profile without a picture does not interest you, then you are too superficial for me.


You are PHILEMON, if you

~ are a man between about 58 and 68;
~ are a university graduate;
~ are an atheist and apistic, a skeptic, rational and free of any woo-woo-beliefs;
~ are childfree by not having any children of any age;
~ do not have or need pets;
~ are politically between left and green;
~ are bearded and natural by refraining from any body-modification, lacking vanity;
~ do not smoke and drink in moderation,
~ value sharing time and activities with a partner much more than money;
~ feel a stronger need for togetherness and sharing than for personal space and independence;
~ are more an Epicurean than a hedonist;
~ have high ethical standards and values like honesty, sincerity, monogamy, faithfulness, reliability, responsibility, consideration;
~ are sensitive, emotional, caring, hypoanimalistic,
~ are a deep thinker, who enjoys meaningful and constructive communication;
~ prefer cooperation over competition;
~ are attracted to a mate by her aptitude for intellectual intimacy;
~ are clever enough to find and contact me !

With the exception of the beard, I am all of the above myself.

I do NOT expect you to
~ be taller than myself (5'4")
~ be wealthy with a high social status
~ be a strong and muscular stud

I want to love, not to puke. I do NOT want any contact with men, who evoke my nausea, because they are:
~ cheaters;
~ promiscuous;
~ looking for the use of female bodies without long-term commitment;
~ consumers of pornography
Age
59-64
Relationship Status
Single
Why are you here?
To find another atheist as a partner. More about myself is to be found on my blog:
http://egalitarianrationalcommitmentparadigm.blogspot.com/
The religion you left
Christian
Why you left your religion.
I discovered by the age of 17, that all religion had never been more than skin deep. So I woke up to the awareness of not only being an atheist, but also a skeptic.
I define myself as apistic. Unfortunately this word word is not widely understood.
Think Atheist Travel Network Couch Availability - Are you able to host anyone now?
No
How did you hear about Think Atheist?
google

note on friends requests

I am not collecting 'friends'.   I am only looking for the one real friend and companion to spend the rest of my life together.  

Rejecting all friend requests is not a personal rejection to anyone.

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The Difference Between Philosophy And Religion

Posted on September 8, 2012 at 2:56pm 0 Comments

 
The Difference Between Philosophy And Religion



I am calling myself atheistic as a part of being apistic.  But there are many people, who call themselves atheists in spite of being religious.  They do not consider this as a contradiction, as long as their preferred religion does not include personalized deities. Buddhism is an example, which is wrongly defined as a philosophy by those alleged…
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An Interpretation Of The Myth Of Eve And Adam

Posted on September 2, 2012 at 11:25am 5 Comments



Paradise And Instinctivity - An Interpretation Of The Myth Of Eve And Adam





When I attended a christian kindergarten, I perceived all stories told indiscriminately as fairy tales, no matter if the were Grimm's or from the bible.



The story of how Eve and Adam lost their paradise was one of those fairy tales.   But rationally seen, their garden Eden was certainly not the perfect paradise.   Had it been,…
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The Disregard For The Victims In Chrisianity Based Legal And Penal Systems

Posted on August 17, 2012 at 5:11pm 0 Comments

And What About The Next Victim?
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/08/120816121825.htm



"A University of Utah survey of judges in 19 states found that if a convicted criminal is a psychopath, judges consider it an aggravating factor in sentencing, but if judges also hear biological explanations for…
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Apistia

Posted on August 15, 2012 at 10:40am 0 Comments

Where Are The Apistics?





In entry 432 (APISTIA Is More Than Atheism Plus Skepticism) I explained, why the correct label for my complete absence of any belief is apistia, which is more than atheism plus skepticism, as compared in…
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At 8:25am on April 10, 2012, Robert Karp said…

Welcome to the Think Atheist community Maruli! 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! Welcome again and make yourself at home!

 
 
 

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