Good News Bob
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- Sep 24, 2009
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Well I was raised an Atheist, though my parents were raised Catholic.
They quit faith because they were proud. It really was a thing of arrogance. Supposedly science disproved Christianity in Bertrand Russell's backwards reality, and the Renaissance seems to slip a lot of the 'intellectual elite's' minds these days.
My parents were not the snobby atheists, be that they were snobbish. They didn't really tell me a thing about faith growing up, but at at school some Christians told me I was going to hell if I didn't believe in God, and some atheist kids were adamantly anti-religion which I didn't entirely get.
I was pretty naive. So I read a lot of books. Wrote a lot.
My 8th grade science teacher was a lunatic atheist... thought there was a war he was engaged in between Christianity and 8th grade science classes. My parents didn't much care for that guy, though they met on several occasions.
No, my parents were just plain ol' heathen. Brewing business kept them tipsy most days of the week. My conversion as of late has had a noticeable impact on their behavior, but there is much more to the story, but I hope they do not deny my faith and I for much longer.
Truth has a sharp bite these days.
I don't really know what I was getting at, but I thought I'd share my views for the thread.
They quit faith because they were proud. It really was a thing of arrogance. Supposedly science disproved Christianity in Bertrand Russell's backwards reality, and the Renaissance seems to slip a lot of the 'intellectual elite's' minds these days.
My parents were not the snobby atheists, be that they were snobbish. They didn't really tell me a thing about faith growing up, but at at school some Christians told me I was going to hell if I didn't believe in God, and some atheist kids were adamantly anti-religion which I didn't entirely get.
I was pretty naive. So I read a lot of books. Wrote a lot.
My 8th grade science teacher was a lunatic atheist... thought there was a war he was engaged in between Christianity and 8th grade science classes. My parents didn't much care for that guy, though they met on several occasions.
No, my parents were just plain ol' heathen. Brewing business kept them tipsy most days of the week. My conversion as of late has had a noticeable impact on their behavior, but there is much more to the story, but I hope they do not deny my faith and I for much longer.
Truth has a sharp bite these days.
I don't really know what I was getting at, but I thought I'd share my views for the thread.