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guys we do realize Splashtail ISN'T an atheist right? we know the definition of atheist?
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shoutsindwarvish · 10 months
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two different rabbis directly to me + multiple places online: jewish imposter syndrome is real and is (to varying degrees) almost a universal experience in one way or another
me, who has been actively practicing for over nine months and taken multiple classes while also being halachically jewish by birth: i am the exception and am an imposter in jewish spaces and should feel bad about it. no i will not elaborate on why i believe this is true of me and no one else.
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chubbswithhuggs · 2 months
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Nothing but nonsense and bisexuality
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haemosexuality · 6 months
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most of the schools i went to were catholic to its rlly surprising that i never had any type of religion class. it didnt actually affect anything other than us being made to stand in line and pray before class (and also sing the national anthem) but like you could just, Not do that and be chill
#i did go to catechism classes as a kid but that only lasted for a few months#i was 9 i think or 10#kinda diff subject but i have a lot of memories of being 10-11 and figuring out religion#a lot of my memories for that time period are Gone I Am Memory Issues Man but not those for some reason#babies first independent thought <3#i remember first doubting what i knew about god when i was like 7? but i shelved that until 5th/6th grade#as ive repeatedly brought up in this blog my sister died when i was in 5th grade which caused my parents to double down on the catholicism#at the same time i had found Atheist Progressive Facebook Pages and doubting everything#they made a routine of every day before bed reading me a passage from the bible and i had to sit there like yas queen so true#but me and this friend from school were heaving deep philosophical talks about religion dailyyyyyyyy#she reached the conclusion of god not being real a bit before me and i remember mentioning to my parents how i dont think thatd mean she#was gonna go to hell in one of the Nightly Bible Sessions#before i reached that conclusion i actually adopted the line of thinking thay god Was real#he just sucked ass and was a terrible being. and also fuck christianity#tho a few months later i went full atheist#one time me and that friend were on a fucking amusement park ride discusding religion. thats still funny to me#also a while later my mom started dipping her toe in other religions mostly as she tried to figure out how to deal w my sister dying#she got into spiritism and took me to like a. idk. lecture???? sermon??? i did not care so i daydreamed lesbian ever after highxmonster high#fanfiction during it. 👍#my dad also gave me a very long talk about how my mom was being tempted by the devil at that time which like. ok#also at age 11 the last time i went to church happened. it was on the 1 year anniversary of my grandpa dying (which also happened in 5th#grade) and his name was gonna be mentioned. i was already atheist then and i felt Very out of place. also intried convincing my younger#cousin the tooth fairy was real doing it#oh and i can never forget how i posted on facebook telling my extended family that i was an atheist and then my aunt held a prayer session#at her house while me n the other kids were playing and Loudly talked about how parents who let their children be atheists are doing the#devils work or whatever. or the family friend that told my mom the reason my sister died was bc my mom didnt go to church regularly#my mom didn't go to church regularly bc my sister was dying and she was busy trying to prevent that. lmao.#my sister dying actually had nothing to do w me questioning religion but literally everyone seemed to think so at the time. theyd be like#i know you might be angry at god because of your sister.... and i was like? no bitch theres just no scientific proof that guy exists what#oh there are so many typos and mistakes in these tags im not editing that. good luck
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metalcatholic · 1 year
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Me looking at the tags on that meme lent post
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sun-marie · 4 months
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I don't need to share a faith with someone to believe in their human rights and their right to not to be violated/killed en masse. (I would hope that is obvious)
That being said, I was unprepared for the very...specific pain I would feel reading about the atrocities inflicted on Christians in Gaza. It's just... horrible 😟
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mephorash · 2 years
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what counts as culturally Jewish? if my mom and sister are converts and I participate in chanukah/shabbat/etc with them but I'm a mormon apostate what does that make me 🤔
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I should be studying, but I feel like I have to write this lest I forget.
If you find religion and discussions about it uncomfortable, specifically Christianity, then don't read.
Also, for some people who are going to accuse me of not knowing anything about Christianity, I grew up in a Christian home. I was formerly a very devout Christian. I even read the entire Bible, from cover to cover, when I was like 12.
Also, I just want to clarify this isn't an attack on a religion or beliefs, this is me pointing out something fishy within a certain religion. I do not hate anyone based on their beliefs/religion.
Anyways, I was talking with my cousin and my sister about colleges. My cousin was telling us how he likes his college because it's very diverse. I said and agreed that very diverse colleges are very good. That's why I don't like Christian colleges. I added to that statement by saying that I believe that people who go from a Christian high school to a Christian college are pretty sus (because I think that they are afraid of learning other peoples opinions and are prime for being taught extreme Christianity and conservatism, since that's all they kinda know (note, this isn't an attack on if this describes you).
My sister disagreed, saying that those who go to a Christian college probably just want to fellowship and that they are brave for doing so, since Christianity is looked down upon in society.
I literally had to do a double take, because I heard that people believed this, but thought that they were somewhere, out there. I didn't expect to be hearing this rhetoric from my own sister.
The thing is, in a majority of countries, you can't say that you are looked down upon as a Christian. In some Christian minority countries where you might be isolated or forced to hide it, then yes, that argument can be made. I'm not saying that everywhere, Christians face no persecution, because that's obviously not true. I'm saying, in a majority of countries, Christians are not looked down upon. They are treated as the norm, or even the ruling group.
For example, a Kenyan politician, in response to being asked why LGBTQ+ rights are not there, he literally responded "this is a Christian country". If Christians were really being looked down upon in Kenya, then surely, that wouldn't be his response.
Or even in the US. If Christianity was really looked down upon, then why do we say "under God" during the pledge of allegiance (albeit, they don't specify which God, but it is an unnecessary clause added during the Cold War because they believed that Communists and the Soviet Union weren't Christians, but atheist). If Christianity was looked down upon, how come a pastor was able to get up in an Ohio house meeting, in front of many cameras televising him, and say that if you did not accept Jesus, you are demonically possessed?
Or France for example. If Christianity was looked down upon in France, then why was there a push banning hijabs on Muslims in public, but not for nuns (French people, please come correct me on this, I am not too well versed in French politics, so if you have any additional information, please let me know).
The thing is, I understand where this line of thinking comes from. Way back when Christianity started, Christians were persecuted by the Roman empire, literally killed. I'm not saying that kind of behavior's is okay, but as centuries moved, Christians began taking more political control in Europe, spreading and forcing Christianity to it's colonies as well. It's 2023, not 233.
Her fellowship argument doesn't make sense, because going to a non-religious college doesn't stop you from fellowshipping with your Christians. (I want to make it clear that if that I am not against fellowship). In many colleges, there's often a Christian society, prayer groups, bible study's organized by other Christians' students. There are also many churches in the US, so you could always go there for more worship. The point is, if you want that Christian community, you can and will find it, while also being surrounded and exposed to non-Christians and different viewpoints, just like how the real world operates. I personally believe that there is nothing wrong for wanting a community with your beliefs, but that shouldn't be the only thing you know, because that only creates an echo chamber
So, I believe that my sister is incorrect. Unlike Muslims in America after 9/11 (or any vaguely Middle Eastern person, not that it mattered to those who hated them), you will not be, or very unlikely to be attacked, threatened, for just following your faith. You might be called lame for not drinking, or to uptight for sticking to your beliefs, but that's about the worst you will probably get.
Sometimes, I feel like it takes an outside perspective to really see how crazy inside the group really is.
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hazardsoflove · 1 year
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sometimes people don’t go to funerals
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mooniace · 1 year
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I used the last one for a picture for my sister in contacts. She doesn’t believe in God anymore. Part 2.
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Social media is full of weddings baptisms and other religious-focused events with people in the comments supporting and praising them
I wish there was more support for people who are happier as atheists
Less depressed, less confused, less cognitive dissonance or unanswerable questions
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ziracona · 2 years
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I. De-converted Sera from Andrastianism????
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nightshade-eclipse · 3 months
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I fucking hate my family’s homophobic church.
Like what the fuck does “fix Gen Z” or whatever the pastor said mean.
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dude-iloveu · 4 months
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this world is bonkers mate i feel like the callouses of my skin are being torn down bit by bit layer by layer and when my heart is exposed it will explode into a pool of oxygenated haemoglobin and i will still be there standing on the side of the driveway trying to cross the road without a traffic light in sight.
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oddityeffigy · 6 months
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yooo you ever at a family gathering and someone whips out a game created and sold by michael j. knowles (christianconservativepoliticalcommentatorfascistwhooncesaidtranspeopledeservetobeeradicatedfromsocietyentirely) and they all start actually laughing in agreement over statements like “trans idealology is more detrimental to this country that critical race theory” and “DEI is a racist movement against white people” and “if a woman was president wars would be started once per month” and “bisexuality is fake” and “the #metoo movement was toxic to our country” and when you leave you still have to hug them goodbye because oof that one hurted
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