I often wonder why my life has turned out the way it has. Without a doubt, many of my personal actions have influenced, set the course, and guided me to where I am now, but I could have made so many other choices that would have undoubtedly led me to a place far from where …
Tag Archives: Secularism
A Little Something on my Mind
Hello again, Yes. It’s true. I am a terrible committer. I start things up, often too quickly, and let them fade just as fast. I’ve spent money on ideas, and even turned profits for myself, but one thing that has always been boldly apparent is that if I am not passionate about that something, I …
Thoughts on Israfel
This is an article that I just published on another platform and I have decided to publish it here as well due to the inspirational message that can be found within it. I would love to hear your thoughts! It Started as a Child For nearly as far back as I can remember hearing and …
An Atheist Goes to Church
Real quick! Dear readers, you’ll have to excuse my absence over the past few months as I have been adjusting to a new career, living arrangements, and basically life in general. Starting With the “Why” In tonight’s blog you’ll be seeing a bit more personal side of me as I (attempt) to describe my visit …
Faith or Fear?
…Hebrews 11:1 defines Faith as: “…the substance of things hoped for; evidence of things not seen.”
Why We Don’t Need Religion
The Lie They Sell You Strike up a conversation with any religious individual and ask them what their religion can bring to the table that you don’t already have. You’re likely to get somewhat of a generalized answer that includes morality, being a part of something bigger, and eventually achieving a higher state of being …
The Christian God And Reality Paradox
In this blog post I would like to offer up a basic argument against the “modern” Christian God–at least as he was presented to me when I was a young Christian myself. As alluded to in the title of this post, this paradox relies heavily on the marriage of the four main attributes of the …
Introduction
Where Am I? That’s a good question. In fact, it’s a question we should be asking as a collective. Where are we? Philosophically, Socially, Religiously, Politically, Morally? Well, to answer the first question: If you’re a first time visitor (Welcome! Btw) then you’ve probably found your way here via some mindless rummaging through internet trash, …
Dogma Dilution 