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dvschic @dvschic (1795) • United States 13 Oct 08

i am an athiest, no apologies no regrets, but i am an athiest, i get tons of people saying they will pray for me and to keep god in my prayers. guess what, i dont believe in prayer and while i would never knock you, how do i let...

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dvschic i think allowing someone to pray for you is annoying. why should i have someone pray for me? i dont believe. why should they be allowed to force their beliefs on me? i'm just wondering, not trying to start a religious riot

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dvschic @dvschic (1795) • United States 13 Oct 08

i am an athiest, no apologies no regrets, but i am an athiest, i get tons of people saying they will pray for me and to keep god in my prayers. guess what, i dont believe in prayer and while i would never knock you, how do i let...

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dvschic @dvschic (1795) • United States 13 Oct 08

i am an athiest, no apologies no regrets, but i am an athiest, i get tons of people saying they will pray for me and to keep god in my prayers. guess what, i dont believe in prayer and while i would never knock you, how do i let...

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mykidsmom I think I would respond with something like,"whatever helps you sleep at night, I sleep just fine" Or a simple "thank you" there is no reason for anyone to force their beliefs on you or vice versa. If they feel like they want to pray for you then let them. It...

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dvschic @dvschic (1795) • United States 13 Oct 08

i am an athiest, no apologies no regrets, but i am an athiest, i get tons of people saying they will pray for me and to keep god in my prayers. guess what, i dont believe in prayer and while i would never knock you, how do i let...

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dvschic i tend to say thank you, but when they want me to pray for them or pray with them, it gets a lil iffy,

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dvschic @dvschic (1795) • United States 13 Oct 08

i am an athiest, no apologies no regrets, but i am an athiest, i get tons of people saying they will pray for me and to keep god in my prayers. guess what, i dont believe in prayer and while i would never knock you, how do i let...

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spalladino Well now, that's a tricky question, isn't it? It's not like there's a limit on the number of people one can pray for but I understand your dilemma. Do you say "thank you" when you're not a believer? Do you say "don't bother" and hurt their feelings or appear...

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dvschic @dvschic (1795) • United States 13 Oct 08

i am an athiest, no apologies no regrets, but i am an athiest, i get tons of people saying they will pray for me and to keep god in my prayers. guess what, i dont believe in prayer and while i would never knock you, how do i let...

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ivyoon I agree, it seems that those who don't believe in god or who believe in many gods are less quick to judge or ridicule others' beliefs than the "believers" are to judge them. That always bothered me somewhat.

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dvschic @dvschic (1795) • United States 13 Oct 08

i am an athiest, no apologies no regrets, but i am an athiest, i get tons of people saying they will pray for me and to keep god in my prayers. guess what, i dont believe in prayer and while i would never knock you, how do i let...

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bigott its all about faith and believe. I always thought that atheist only pretend themselves but in real they do believe in god. but from last 1 year i changed my idoleogy and start thinkin' that if there exist a theist then there should be atheist to balance the...

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dvschic @dvschic (1795) • United States 13 Oct 08

i am an athiest, no apologies no regrets, but i am an athiest, i get tons of people saying they will pray for me and to keep god in my prayers. guess what, i dont believe in prayer and while i would never knock you, how do i let...

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dvschic see , you didn't read my post. i am an athiest, i dont believe in your god and do not appreciate that you cannot respect my decision. i respect yours, i would never attempt to change your beliefs, i think that they are truly personal and between you and your...

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dvschic @dvschic (1795) • United States 13 Oct 08

i am an athiest, no apologies no regrets, but i am an athiest, i get tons of people saying they will pray for me and to keep god in my prayers. guess what, i dont believe in prayer and while i would never knock you, how do i let...

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ivyoon I wouldn't really respond to them at all... they're going to pray for you anyway if that's what they want to do. Some religious and spiritual people are actually afraid of athiests and the fact that they don't believe in god. They really do think that these...

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dvschic @dvschic (1795) • United States 13 Oct 08

i am an athiest, no apologies no regrets, but i am an athiest, i get tons of people saying they will pray for me and to keep god in my prayers. guess what, i dont believe in prayer and while i would never knock you, how do i let...

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dvschic thanks for your reply. the weirdest one to deal with is my girlfriends mother. she's very devout and always wants to pray with me. i have made it clear that i do not believe, and yet she still wants to pray with me. i dont take offense as much as i just wish...

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dvschic @dvschic (1795) • United States 13 Oct 08

i am an athiest, no apologies no regrets, but i am an athiest, i get tons of people saying they will pray for me and to keep god in my prayers. guess what, i dont believe in prayer and while i would never knock you, how do i let...

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ivyoon Oddly enough, your girlfriend's mother probably feels the same about you... she probably wishes you'd "get it"... that's human nature. We all have our own beliefs, and part of being a human being means that we have the right to our own beliefs and the right to...

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dvschic @dvschic (1795) • United States 13 Oct 08

i am an athiest, no apologies no regrets, but i am an athiest, i get tons of people saying they will pray for me and to keep god in my prayers. guess what, i dont believe in prayer and while i would never knock you, how do i let...

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Sheepie If they want to pray for me, I'm not a believer either, there's nothing you can say to make them believe that they're not helping you. I pretty much just nod when someone says something similar to this. But if I'm being forced to pray, I will mention my rights...

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dvschic @dvschic (1795) • United States 13 Oct 08

i am an athiest, no apologies no regrets, but i am an athiest, i get tons of people saying they will pray for me and to keep god in my prayers. guess what, i dont believe in prayer and while i would never knock you, how do i let...

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ivyoon Well said. It always amazes me how much "believers" try to force others into prayer and belief and the so-called "non-believers" rarely, if ever, try to force others NOT to pray or believe. In my opinion, the judgment all comes from the side of the "believers"...

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taiguy @taiguy (478) • United States 13 Oct 08

Are corporations evil by default? A corporation can be thought of as a "soul less enitity" since it has very little liability to any single person when it commits crimes (i.e. a product kills someone, etc). On the other hand, the...

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elmiko No I don't think their evil. Thats a stereotypical view thats got alot of people thinking that and the more people think that the more others seem to believe it as well. The more people say things the more contagious it becomes to where other people start...

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (170745) • United States 10 Oct 08

I always have bought books as gifts, for my children, my siblings, and my grandchildren, now. I have an opportunity to give books away right now to some teens who are in a group home waiting for foster placement. It feels so good....

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hablue Yes, I would give books to children in need of them. I love reading books, and I think any opportunity to give them to people in need should be taken advantage of.

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (170745) • United States 10 Oct 08

I always have bought books as gifts, for my children, my siblings, and my grandchildren, now. I have an opportunity to give books away right now to some teens who are in a group home waiting for foster placement. It feels so good....

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candysky for me, i giving the books away when i saw some one really like the book and really will take care the book only i will give... i don't wish my book give to a person who won't take care the book... if i give the book to the person and later i know that the...

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (170745) • United States 10 Oct 08

I always have bought books as gifts, for my children, my siblings, and my grandchildren, now. I have an opportunity to give books away right now to some teens who are in a group home waiting for foster placement. It feels so good....

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anonymili I have always given books away as if I didn't there would be no room in my home for anything else. I have always enjoyed reading since childhood and buy a handful of books each month. I give my books away to charity shops but I'm even choosy about which...

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (170745) • United States 10 Oct 08

I always have bought books as gifts, for my children, my siblings, and my grandchildren, now. I have an opportunity to give books away right now to some teens who are in a group home waiting for foster placement. It feels so good....

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twoey68 Actually, I re-read mine so much they are practically falling apart LOL The only time I ever gave books away was when we got out of foster care I had numerous childrens books...I sold them all on Ebay. [b]~~IN SEARCH OF PEACE WITHIN~~ **AGAINST THE...

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Heather Echola @GardenGerty (170745) • United States 10 Oct 08

I always have bought books as gifts, for my children, my siblings, and my grandchildren, now. I have an opportunity to give books away right now to some teens who are in a group home waiting for foster placement. It feels so good....

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12345fun Yes I would as this is a wonderful idea, kids need books and sometimes books settle kids down. I am gla that somebody has come up with this idea asit is a very helpful thing. Foster kids need to be thought of also. They really need the help as most of the...

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