Grrrr...

[kellinator]

Why the hell can't I post something postive about prayer without (almost) all the atheists getting their panties in a wad?

I don't spend all my time trying to convert you. I don't expect that you'll change your minds over one little post I made, and I don't give you grief over your beliefs. Get over yourselves.

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[tikimama.livejournal.com]

My panties(Jack Skellington, thong) are perfectly smooth. :)

I didn't mean to jump on you (I didn't think I did).

For me, its less about a belief in god, or prayer, then about critical thinking. CT is totally my soapbox and vocation; I am rabid about it. I believe it is the only way to make the world better. It's very difficult for me not to say something when I see non-critical thinking. Thus my (I hope, humorous) acknowledgement of what I wasn't going to say.

I was glad about the dogs, honestly, whatever made them better. I appreciated that people prayed for my beloved Mojo when he was sick, it was a nice thing to do for me.

But I do try and keep it under wraps, especially with people who don't care. Sometimes it escapes. My apologies. I'm a hopeless debator, I try to remember that not everyone likes to debate over everything they say. :)

[shadesong.livejournal.com]

I desperately want those panties.

[tikimama.livejournal.com]

They were at Hot Topic! I got two sets! Where were you?

[fourtines.livejournal.com]

Someone else's journal really isn't the place to debate. And to not believe in prayer is not proof that you have great critical thinking skills.

[metaphorge.livejournal.com]

ah, but that depends on how the entry is structured, doesn't it?

some journals invite debate

the trick is to be able to tell the difference :)

[fourtines.livejournal.com]

Ummm...Kelly's journal obviously wasn't inviting debate.