Should skeptics and atheists shun those within that don’t represent the best temperament when confronting opinions or arguments that don’t fit within their particular ideological bubble?
Skepticism
BlueBall Skeptics Interview, Part II is Up
The second part of my interview with the Blue Ball Skeptics is up. I want to again thank Damion and Chas for the opportunity. I had a great time. You can listen here to parts one and two.
My Interview on BlueBall Skeptics
I forgot to mention that I was interviewed on the Blueball Skeptics podcast recently. Damion and Chas, BTW, are just great and we had a wonderful conversation.
They both wanted to understand how I could call myself a skeptic and atheist, while still holding true to basic conservative principles (small, non-intrusive, government).
I think you’ll enjoy part one. Part two, if I recall goes a bit deeper into topics which we were all interested.
You can listen to part one here. Part two, is forthcoming.
Occasionally, You Have to Recognize the Futility
There are times when no matter what the situation happens to be or whom is being addressed, after a while it’s only reasonable to recognize the futility of pursuing an argument in which the other person won’t honestly participate.
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Atheist Men Are More Hateful Than Christians
Well, what can anyone expect? How does Anita know that “atheist” men are more hateful?
This is what I’d call a “stupid person”. No more, no less. She constantly lies about and misrepresents any and all of those that may happen to disagree with her.
Why is it anyone pays any attention to her? I don’t get it but this tweet alone, without any attribution, says more than any of us could ever say about her.
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