@ossobuco,
Quote:Can't we just talk about dealing with life as atheists? The daily stuff..
that is what interests me.
Then why don't you osso? As an atheist I would myself but I fear it would be too much for respectable members of the lower middle class to bear.
I agree with the bulk of the Church's teachings on sexual morality not because the Church teaches them but because they are good for women. Which is why I think the Church teaches them.
I have posted 4 quotes recently from 3 lady writers, the last one was Muriel Spark, and all 4 were thumbed down.
The question I asked about whether we atheists desire an atheist society has gone unanswered on numerous occasions.
That, and the inability to deal with Apisa's obviously irrefutable position, suggests to me that the atheists on here, apart from me, are suffering a loss of nerve. Setanta's continuous and pointless bleating about trolls is a case in point. As is Edgar's refusal to make any point at all. hinge makes no point either.
I think any woman who shows up in mixed company in fetching attire is self-evidently sexually frustrated and being a humane person as I am I have often felt it a duty to do something about it if required. To at least offer. Does anybody object to that?
I think sex lessons in schools, if they exist at all, should consist of porn movies and discussions concerning them. What actually happens as I understand it signifies a loss of nerve of gigantic proportions.
I think you would all be a lot better off if you read the best known women writers a lot more. The ones who wrote from the heart I mean. Not the wood pulp sales promoters.
You're all misogynists at heart using atheism to try to justify what needs no justification. All 9 of the jurists in Roe/Wade were men. Jane Austen wouldn't read a book written by a man. She didn't say they were bullshit but that is what she meant.
The idea that being against abortion is proof of Christian bigotry is strictly for the yikkle kiddies. Ovid shat on abortion goodstyle. And he was no Christian. Not by a long way.
And as for whether there is a God or not is a form of hubris well into madness. Stare at a fixed point in the blue sky for an hour.