Rafael Olmeda
@rolmeda.bsky.social
Journalist
Humanist
Citizen for the Separation of Church and State
The truth is biased against lies.
Humanist
Citizen for the Separation of Church and State
The truth is biased against lies.
Thank you. I haven't posted on BS yet. Lol. BS. Sigh. Ok, Bsky.
November 27, 2024 at 5:30 PM
Thank you. I haven't posted on BS yet. Lol. BS. Sigh. Ok, Bsky.
I apologize for losing track of this conversation 10 months ago, but holidays seem like a good time to resume.
I don't think the people you're criticizing exist in significant numbers.
The difference hinges on how one defines "public."
I am all for publuc displays of religion. Oppose gov't displays.
I don't think the people you're criticizing exist in significant numbers.
The difference hinges on how one defines "public."
I am all for publuc displays of religion. Oppose gov't displays.
November 27, 2024 at 5:23 PM
I apologize for losing track of this conversation 10 months ago, but holidays seem like a good time to resume.
I don't think the people you're criticizing exist in significant numbers.
The difference hinges on how one defines "public."
I am all for publuc displays of religion. Oppose gov't displays.
I don't think the people you're criticizing exist in significant numbers.
The difference hinges on how one defines "public."
I am all for publuc displays of religion. Oppose gov't displays.
ok, that clears things up a little. My experience is strictly USA secularism v. religious privilege, with the "antitheism" that worries you existing mostly in the paranoid imagination of the religious wrong. I mean right.
January 5, 2024 at 2:10 AM
ok, that clears things up a little. My experience is strictly USA secularism v. religious privilege, with the "antitheism" that worries you existing mostly in the paranoid imagination of the religious wrong. I mean right.
Cool.
Any real world examples? Like, in a free country? l'm just, I don't know anyone who actually advocates for those things. That sounds more like what religious zealots THINK we advocate. But I could be wrong.
Any real world examples? Like, in a free country? l'm just, I don't know anyone who actually advocates for those things. That sounds more like what religious zealots THINK we advocate. But I could be wrong.
January 5, 2024 at 1:46 AM
Cool.
Any real world examples? Like, in a free country? l'm just, I don't know anyone who actually advocates for those things. That sounds more like what religious zealots THINK we advocate. But I could be wrong.
Any real world examples? Like, in a free country? l'm just, I don't know anyone who actually advocates for those things. That sounds more like what religious zealots THINK we advocate. But I could be wrong.
Ok, I can see that. Could you expand on your second point? "Elimination of religious symbolism from public..."?
I find that disagreement over the word "public" is a stumblingblock.
I find that disagreement over the word "public" is a stumblingblock.
January 4, 2024 at 11:59 PM
Ok, I can see that. Could you expand on your second point? "Elimination of religious symbolism from public..."?
I find that disagreement over the word "public" is a stumblingblock.
I find that disagreement over the word "public" is a stumblingblock.
define anti-theist, please
January 4, 2024 at 11:20 PM
define anti-theist, please
Oh no! Is the gun ok?
January 4, 2024 at 10:42 PM
Oh no! Is the gun ok?