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Re: Expelled: The Movement’s Poll

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Re: Come OUT on Facebook

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Re: Come OUT on Facebook

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Re: The Tautology of False Doctrine

portaldevelopment — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 09:25:35 -0000

It cannot." It can be as only true as the being alleged to decree that doctrine. A theist's perquisite is to believe or have faith therefore it cannot be cut and dry and they cannot say what doctrine is false and true since it's only a belief. Belief operates outside of the parameters of true and false.

Re: The Tautology of False Doctrine

paulcarter — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 03:22:22 -0000

Well, to me, knowledge is flawed because man is learning more each day and the learning of previous day can prove previous learning wrong and that is very natural. Man is not flawless, obviously. But every time not necessarily they make flaws.

Re: Expelled: The Movement’s Poll

printer1 — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 14:42:11 -0000

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Re: Come OUT on Facebook

hellobaby990 — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 05:16:06 -0000

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Re: Come OUT on Facebook

mdchzjchlk — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 05:35:30 -0000

I'm not against devout people, nor against atheists, I'd rather be a monotist and believe in one God. We'll never really prove until the day our mortality ends, but it won't hurt to have faith in God and myself.

Re: The Patience of an Atheist: Update

talktalk1 — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 08:32:45 -0000

great post

Re: Come OUT on Facebook

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Re: Come OUT on Facebook

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Re: Come OUT on Facebook

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Re: Come OUT on Facebook

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Re: Come OUT on Facebook

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Re: Come OUT on Facebook

Domain Names — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 18:18:10 -0000

I am an atheist with a difference because I also believe in God. Yes, even with an uppercase "g" for respect! Best to believe - if you're right you're "in", if you're wrong, who cares?

Re: Come OUT on Facebook

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Re: The Patience of an Atheist

Richard — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 16:38:07 -0000

Oh no, not religious at all. Been out of the church for some time now. I am definitely not defending their actions at all. It just doesn't take much foresight to see how they are going to respond. Chruches are not known for letting one of their 'flock' get away easily. If you'd left quietly you might have gotten one or two phone calls or visits over the next few years. Instead your own actions have caused a self-fulfilling prophecy that pretty much GUARANTEED the church would work as hard as possible to get you back into the fold.

Honestly you seem like intelligent people. If you weren't intelligent I could have accepted that you were acting in ignorance. If you want us to accept you as being intellectually honest, then you also have to admit that you knew the church would respond like they did. If you didn't think they were the type to respond like that you would never have felt the need to be removed from their 'list'. OBVIOUSLY you already knew they were the type to try bring their past members back into the church, so their actions are no surprise to anyone. Either you knew and you set this situation up, or you have learned less about your church in all your years there than we have just by reading this article.

Re: The Patience of an Atheist

chalkers — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 05:15:32 -0000

@Richard. I knew they wouldn't stop pestering us if we didn't remove our names. That's the whole idea of removing our names.

If your name is on their membership records they'll be planning every opportunity to reactivate you in their PEC meetings. They don't seem to get you if you say you don't believe it any more. They think 'deep down they still know'.

I expected them to act in the way we requested in the letter. I.E remove our names in 30 days and have no visits calls etc - that's what I would expect. I only reported the event's that occurred - never meant to come across as a 'victim'.

I am glad you've had a better experience exiting if in fact you are really an ex-member - since you were quite hostile and paranoid in your comment - typical behavior of a religious zealot.

Re: The Patience of an Atheist

Richard — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 02:38:02 -0000

Uhmmm... seriously, come on. How did you expect them to act?

You both seem like intelligent people, which means that you KNEW the type of response you'd get. You also knew that there is no harm in having your name on some registry from years ago that will never affect your life in any way. I'm sure your names are on a million lists from a million different memberships, agencies, groups, etc. I'm also sure this is the only one you've fought to get removed from. If you want to leave a church, you JUST LEAVE. That's what I did, and it's worked for me pretty well.

It's obvious you guys wanted to encourage this drama, so congrats. Mission accomplished.

It's the atheists like this that give the rest of us a bad name. You knew what you were doing, you knew what their response would be, and you set up this manipulative situation so that you could become a 'victim'.

Shame on both of you.

Re: The Patience of an Atheist

Jerry Clay — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 13:18:14 -0000

I had better luck than you,born into the LDS CHURCH(Utah). Received some education,stopped being religious. Moved,constantly harassed by missionairies tried to explain I was a member & helped a friend
prepare for a mission and I could ask you a question and tell you what you would answer. Don't come back-they did-then the Bishop did,said it was their duty-told them,I want to resign,typed a letter,signed it, two weeks later,got a official response-You are no longer a member of the church of Latter Day Saints,blah blah blah-no more problem-no more hassle-Peace

Re: The Patience of an Atheist

Matthew — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 14:44:37 -0000

Dude, just get over it and ignore them. If they harass you, file a restraining order. Not sure why you care if you're on their 'list' or whatever.