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I'm getting a bit tired of this, Christina. You just cant go on praising a blogger for everything she or he writes, but again I can jus say that you are simply hitting the nail in the head, again.
Btw. in the way of positive atheism there is the "The Big Book of Humanity" -project that I hope will gather momentum someday, that is intended to bring together the best positive ideas of secular poets, writers, philosophers and scientists. More info at http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=179027371432 and http://www.bboh.info
Commented Nov 2, 2009 on Atheism, Openness, and Caring About Reality: Or, Why What We Don't Believe Matters at Greta Christina's Blog
Atheism, Openness, and Caring About Reality: Or, Why What We Don't Believe Matters
Why do atheist activists focus so much time and energy on what we don't believe? What's the point of a worldview and a social/ political movement that's all about not believing in something? Can't we be open to possibilities? Why do we have to be so negative all the time? I've been, as is my wo...
How can you do this to me, Greta? I have so much more important things to attend to than just reading stupid blogs, but night after night I find my reading these ponderings of yours and even vastly enjoying them.
Also, I love the fight and I just love to disagree and disapprove of things in the stupid blogs the world is so full of, but you disappoint me time after time, as time after time I cannot find a thing I can disagree on.
Commented Oct 23, 2009 on When Anyone Is Watching: Metaphors and the Slipperiness of Religion at Greta Christina's Blog
When Anyone Is Watching: Metaphors and the Slipperiness of Religion
There's a trope going around among progressive religious believers and theologians. It goes something like this: "Religious beliefs don't have to be literally true. They're just useful metaphors: stories that give shape and meaning to our lives." I've been hearing this trope for a while. And som...
Excellent piece Greta, indeed! I'm at loss at expressing my delight on reading this rational, but very passionate analysis on things that bother us all at the moment.
Commented Oct 21, 2009 on How Dare You Atheists Make Your Case, Round 2: Persuasion Equals Intolerance at Greta Christina's Blog
How Dare You Atheists Make Your Case, Round 2: Persuasion Equals Intolerance
Where does this idea come from that persuasion is a mean and bad thing to do? Where does this idea come from that debate, expressing disagreement, saying "I really think you're mistaken about this," and making a case for why you think you're right, are somehow acts of disrespect, and intoleranc...
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