Atheism

Of course, you don't care what I think anyhow.

Typical


You flatter yourself if you think I do, or ever did "stalk" you. You are not that interesting.

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Intrepid wrote:

Of course, you don't care what I think anyhow.

I know that I don't much care about your commentary in regard to the experience of being an atheist.

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Intrepid wrote:

Typical


You flatter yourself if you think I do, or ever did "stalk" you. You are not that interesting.

ok - I think everyone who remembers the MA period knows how you behaved. I had hoped it would be something you would reflect upon, and regret.

The question was broader than that . . . the point is that you continue to haunt a thread in which the only interest you've ever shown is to complain about what other people here post.

This thread is for those of us who are atheists to talk. Remonstrating any of us trying to do that is, like, dumb.

I'm not the one in a cocoon.

Hello?

This thread is for those of us who are atheists to talk.

Remonstrating any of us trying to do that is, like, dumb.