th a
Jewish raised atheist, a Lutheran raised agnostic and a Presbyterian raised
existentialist. This whole thread has simply been a delight, a hearty thank
you to whoever started it. Granted, it's stretching [issues] a bit, but
still great fun.
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Jeramia Ory
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istry. And work with computers all day long. Oy.
>> Rik - one of those days...
> uh huh..
ditto.
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Jeramia Ory
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> Radical? Maybe. I guess the idea that I don't need to be this
> obedient, submissive little creature is radical to some of the more
> patriarchal elements in our society. If so, I'll wear that label
> proudly.
Reminds me of the saying "Feminism is the radical concept that women are
peopl
> it is sad when an open minded perspective is considered extreme. On a
> somewhat similiar tangent, are very many of you religious? In my
> experience, organized religion is a very patriarchial and constrictive
> environment, which I would imagine, would put off most people here. Is
> there a
