This is a question for which there is no "correct" answer. It is not a challenge, and I don't think anyone here is going to try and keep track of your responses, but in the interest of mutual understanding, I want to ask one question of you:
What event or experience in your life drove you to (and continues to animate your devotion to) atheism?
Though there is no "right" answer, I'm going to go out on a limb and say there is what I'd consider to be a "wrong" one: if you respond that it was purely a matter of rational inference, I shall declare you a liar, a coward, or perhaps just too suspicious to answer honestly. I'm talking about the existential or "human" element which made your atheism more than just an abstract idea...what is it that made it personal... what is it that continues to make it a thing worthy of your emotional investment?
2007-09-12
15:32:45
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Daniel
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