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Atheists, is there anything religious that sticks with you to this day?

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  • Without a doubt, much to the detriment of them, us, and all of you. Best thing we can do is work across faith and non-faith lines to combat their seemingly-endless stream of bullshit

    • What's the closest you have ever been to actually dying?

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  • Yeah, I've got my two now. I'm done.

    • What's the closest you have ever been to actually dying?

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  • The most recent what the severe and sudden blood pressure drop during labor for my two-month-old son. You never want to hear a nurse call people into the room while saying the word "emergency," especially when you are barely able to focus enough to hear anything at all.

    Pregnancy and L&D is so dangerous. Not enough people give it the weight it deserves.

    • Donald Trump Wishes ‘Liberal Jews’ a Happy New Year by Accusing Them of Destroying America

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  • Christian here, but I've gotta hand it to you guys: You have fantastic food and music (and seriously know how to party, from what I've heard). I wouldn't want to live anywhere that didn't have the yumminess you brought to the literal table. Beyond that, your traditions surrounding mourning are really beautiful. I love that you prioritize taking the time to sit with the loss of your loved one and really give it the weight it deserves. The continual building of resting places is another one - what a great way to honor those who have passed before us!

    L'shana tova, friend! I hope you have a great 5784. :)

    • Atheists, is there anything religious that sticks with you to this day?

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  • I am religious now, but I always swore I'd never walk into a church after growing up in a very Roman Catholic area for exactly this reason. That was the only Christianity that I knew - hating on LGBTQ people, refusing women bodily autonomy, just general hypocrisy with the whole "love your neighbor" thing. Spent some time as a Zen Buddhist, but then felt the call to go to church, so I did some reading and found the Episcopal Church. Went once, got invited to chat by the priest and took him up on it during the week after my second Sunday. Straight-up told him that I'm a bisexual woman who values my rights to leave an abusive marriage and to choose what goes on with my body. His response blew me away: "I don't have a problem with any of that - and I don't think Jesus does either."

    That was back in 2012. They'll get rid of me when they put me I the ground (after a requiem mass, of course). The love and care I've witnessed in this denomination just wasn't possible under the RCC teachings that I always saw as a kid. The more I go along, the more I'm convinced that you can't honestly be on the political right and truly follow the teachings of Jesus.

    Sorry if this is a little rambly. It's 3:30 and I'm trying to stay awake while I feed my baby.

    • Anon meets an upstanding citizen

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  • Just one of them is too many. Those things are freaking terrifying.

    • Ask why the cops need this

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  • Because they're all Rambo. Didn't you know that?

    • You can quite clearly tell when the Reddit apps stopped working on this graph of lemm.ee traffic 📈

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  • It's 2am here and I just did exactly the same thing with rif. Gonna take some getting used to...