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Atheists & Agnostics

ShepKat

(529 posts)

8. I told my kids...

Reply to femmedem (Reply #4)

Wed Mar 18, 2026, 09:14 AM

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everyone has, in all fairness, their theory- not facts.

I'm a militant agnostic.
I don't know, and you don't know either.
I am not confused, but just consider it a non-topic.

This one is cute-
When we die, the soul's spark returns to the ark to rest.
If we haven't learned our lessons yet, we get to return to this planet to learn them.
Once the lessons have been learned, the spark can stay... and becomes a Guardian spirit

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It's a rural school district in N.J. Grandson is 11. Daughter gets a call from the guidance counselor that [View all] 3Hotdogs Wednesday OP

Props to this young felow Orrex Wednesday #1

Seems like the girl was bullying your grandson! Pushing god talk on him. I'm sure she tried to make him feel bad LymphocyteLover Wednesday #2

Silly you. She was worried about his eternal sole. 3Hotdogs Wednesday #3

what about his shoelaces? Was she worried about those too? LymphocyteLover Wednesday #10

Presidentially blessed Florsheims have eternal soles. LastDemocratInSC Wednesday #15

Kudos to the grandson for standing his ground, and to your daughter femmedem Wednesday #4

Not to worry, the stepdaughter who passed that on and the mom-daughter are more enlightened than that. 3Hotdogs Wednesday #5

I told my kids... ShepKat Wednesday #8

He called her a name to insult her kerouac2 Wednesday #6

you made a fine point. Why undermine and dilute it by asking for output from a plagiarism machine? WhiskeyGrinder Wednesday #7

Was curious what "it" would say kerouac2 Wednesday #14

"He called her a name to insult her" AverageOldGuy Wednesday #11

Called her, not her belief kerouac2 Wednesday #13

At his age.... cab67 Wednesday #9

Yes, i agree that trying to force religion on atheists is bullying. Americanme Wednesday #12

Sounds like she was looking for attention IbogaProject Wednesday #16