Costume Party
When you’re Wishing on a Star it is in a moment of gleeful desperation. Taking this into the context of praying to God, how many stars must pass bye before you start to feel ignored? Succumbing to doubt in God’s love requires a lot more than just saying “I no longer believe.” Costume Party; To put on … Read more
Wishing on a Star
Dethroning the King requires a direct blow to the figure head themselves. How do you seek to accomplish a rebellion? You must gather yourself forces, battle plans, an arsenal to make your enemy tremor, and of course hope. Over this series I aim to present battle plans for the war one fights inside themselves. Deconversion for a Christian … Read more
Dethroning the King
For the post The Rational Bible, I wanted to break down the significance of the bible to a de-conversion of a Christian. However it may simply be a reasonable starting point, the bible its self rarely is enough to bring light to the dark areas of a delusional mind of an indoctrinated. Often you need … Read more
The Rational Bible
In the last post, My Apologies, I shed some light on the ever vigilant apologetics. Their constant deconstruction of biblical faith, has left the faith more gnarled than when we started. Shouldn’t you be able to pick up the words of God and interpret them for yourself? Well, sadly many Christians don’t even reach that step. Apologetics almost … Read more
My Apologies
My Apologies The Holy Bible has long been thought to be the infallible word of God. Believers have been taught in the churches, over the ages, that this is fact. Yet if one were to read the good book from cover to cover, a startling discovery happens. There are a lot of inconsistencies in direct contrast to what we … Read more
Faith Intervention
To my beloved readers, Instead of the normal debating routine I’ve decided to focus my writing more on the anti-theism aspect. This series of posts is aimed to not only shed light on what it means to be an anti-theist, but also show the true light behind religion. A disrobing of both virtue and sin. … Read more
Wishing for the End
Taking a look over my stockpile reserves, the necessity starts to appear as a question in my mind. Who realistically needs one hundred cans of pink salmon? Hundreds of bottles of hydrogen peroxide, along with other non-perishable medical supplies. An envy worthy collection of firepower and the corresponding ammo. Water by the gallons and a generator, ready for a hard … Read more
Keep Christ in Christmas
The Bishop concludes Midnight Mass with a heartfelt good bye, accompanied with have a Merry Christmas. The entire congregation strolls to the coat racks in unison just leaving my family in the pews. Once everyone has moseyed out into the snow, we rise, bow one last time to our lord and gather up our belongings. Winter’s cold … Read more
Happy Holidays
Standing in the grocery store line, I can’t help but notice the cashier just gave an overtly insensitive farewell, to the customer I’m now taking the place of. As the older lady rings up my spoils, we exchange casual greetings and almost immediately she starts in on me. In the cheeriest voice, “Oh dear, I just love those earrings.” … Read more
Perspective
Dear readers, I’m sorry for my absence this last month. Some personal issues had risen, leaving me incapable of sitting down and writing. I am working on more papers and I want to share with you a poem. I do plan on starting a poetry blog in the near future. Here is a taste, if … Read more
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