http://comingoutgodless.com/2008/03/06/hey-brothers-and-sisters-im-ready-to-testify/ Share Your Story. Mon, 05 Mar 2012 08:49:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://comingoutgodless.com/2008/03/06/hey-brothers-and-sisters-im-ready-to-testify/#comment-97 Atheists United Meeting with Richard Haynes as Guest Speaker - the Jewmanist Tue, 04 Aug 2009 21:24:39 +0000 http://comingoutgodless.com/?p=64#comment-97 [...] first spoke of his life with his wife and daughters leading to his own coming out. While overseeing much of what happens at Atheist Nexus, he’s taken it on as a near-full-time [...] [...] first spoke of his life with his wife and daughters leading to his own coming out. While overseeing much of what happens at Atheist Nexus, he’s taken it on as a near-full-time [...]

]]> http://comingoutgodless.com/2008/03/06/hey-brothers-and-sisters-im-ready-to-testify/#comment-96 James F. Sat, 22 Mar 2008 14:51:00 +0000 http://comingoutgodless.com/?p=64#comment-96 Wow, just...wow. What a story, man. I think that one's greatest acheivement (aside from helping his or her fellow humans) is to be inspired by the natural world and the works that humanity has created. Through this,they can better themselves, and create new, greater works and discover as much as humanly possible about anything. Wow, just…wow. What a story, man. I think that one's greatest acheivement (aside from helping his or her fellow humans) is to be inspired by the natural world and the works that humanity has created. Through this,they can better themselves, and create new, greater works and discover as much as humanly possible about anything.

]]> http://comingoutgodless.com/2008/03/06/hey-brothers-and-sisters-im-ready-to-testify/#comment-95 kt Thu, 06 Mar 2008 21:15:00 +0000 http://comingoutgodless.com/?p=64#comment-95 I used to be a big church-goer during middle school and high school. I was raised in a "christian" family, though we never attended services until about 4th grade, and I never really thought about it until that point. Church was something other people did, although my parents had read me bible stories and I understood that I was "Christian". After my sophomore year in high school, I realized that what I loved about spending so much time at the youth group at church wasn't for the bible studies, and that lots of the beliefs they held made very little sense logically. I went to a very liberal church, thankfully, and they never impressed rigid beliefs, despite being Lutheran.I now know that what I loved so much about going to church so often was having my friends there, and the community of people that were always there and always cared about you and your family. I don't attend church anymore, but I still crave going back, if only for the socialization after the services. I used to be a big church-goer during middle school and high school. I was raised in a "christian" family, though we never attended services until about 4th grade, and I never really thought about it until that point. Church was something other people did, although my parents had read me bible stories and I understood that I was "Christian". After my sophomore year in high school, I realized that what I loved about spending so much time at the youth group at church wasn't for the bible studies, and that lots of the beliefs they held made very little sense logically. I went to a very liberal church, thankfully, and they never impressed rigid beliefs, despite being Lutheran.I now know that what I loved so much about going to church so often was having my friends there, and the community of people that were always there and always cared about you and your family. I don't attend church anymore, but I still crave going back, if only for the socialization after the services.

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