[FRIAM] [dis]integrated

[Marcus Daniels]

Doesn't work for me.   My parents are in a very liberal church and (I think) like it because it gives some structure and support in their community.   My dad's (I think formative) education at a strong liberal arts college probably contributed to my tendency to deconstruct things.   I'm not particularly annoyed with their semi-religious activities, but there were plenty of people in my high school that I found to be religious crazies who I almost felt obligated to abuse.  That hardened my atheism, but really it was hard right away in my early teenage years.

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Study: Atheists are Made By Their Parents https://skepchick.org/2021/10/study-atheists-are-made-by-their-parents/

Much of the argument is about credible displays of faith and hypocrisy. I thought this might be interesting following on the epically bent thread on [in]consistency, as well as some old conversations about how well one can describe/explain some historical decision/branch-point in their own life.

I land about where Rebecca does, I think.

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