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Ethically Insufficient Throughout history, mankind has turned to many different sources for guidance on how to do the right thing. Over two billion people today turn to the Abrahamic religions--Judaism, Christianity, and Islam--just as their ancestors did (CIA). However, these belief systems provide flimsy ethical frameworks for modern life when measured by their moral consistency, regard for the practical consequences of their teachings, and encouragement of the pursuit of a full life.Ethically Insufficient by ~squarebottle
The trumpeted morals and teachings of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are flamboyantly inconsistent. The Sixth Commandment, as supposedly given by God himself, states very clearly
Good Atheists Some days, all I do is close my eyes and try to see if one of the lawyers in my mind's court can come up with anything to stump the other. Any interesting questions are fair game, and no questions are dismissed until I've come up with an answer.Good Atheists by ~squarebottle
To the disapproval of many of my fellow Americans, I do not believe in God. My disbelief in contemporary religions is matched by the religious believer's disbelief in every religion but their own, but my skepticism goes one deity too far for many people. I don't claim to be absolutely certain about God's nonexistence--at least not more or less than how I feel about things like ghosts, psychics, and u
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My goal was to give a taste (pun very intended) of the Brickhouse Cafe's atmosphere in addition to just showing off the food, so that's why I didn't crop in on the plate.
I sort of think that the red cap of the habanaro also helps balance the shot and keep the eye moving, but hey, I'm new to photography, so what do I know? Heh.
P.S. It was delicious.