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Er. There's such thing as 'healthy doses' when you're intentionally hurting yourself? Would you say that there's a 'healthy dose' of pain when you accidentally inflict pain on yourself (i.e. ...

I don't know what happens after we die. I feel that, as an atheist, I should believe that our deaths are the end of the road, but there's a little ...

I do not see a problem with cutting in healthy doses. As a (for now) former cutter, I have come to see that there is a difference between suicidal behavior ...

I like how everyone thus far in this topic assumes that there are only two possible sexes. Or that all people have a sex drive. Just saying. All I read ...

The prison system is, frankly, a piece of s***. The USA jails minorities (specifically blacks) left and right using this War on Drugs bulls*** which penalizes crack cocaine (used mostly ...

I identified with Luciferism for a while after I started slipping out of my Catholicism. It was kind of beautiful, actually: I didn't feel the need to feel sorry for ...

I never technically stated that we do not have the capability of believing in a higher power. I stated Gods and divine beings. ;) But the thought it truthful, so ...

[Rant]Marriage turns people into spiteful, bitter people. 50% end in divorce. 40% stay together out of sheer necessity and the other 10% genuinely want to be together. There is nothing ...

By definition. Everything is subjective. It's just like saying 'The grass is green'. The grass can be light green or dark green or even yellow in patches. But it's still ...

Everyone deserves respect until they prove otherwise. Then a person should use discretion on how much respect they should pay a person.

If one denies any God or divine being, one is an Atheist. There's much more to atheism than that. It's not just "there is no God/gods". There are parts to ...

You know, I've noticed that you only poke fun at Christianity. If you have a valid reason why Christianity cannot be the true right way state it, otherwise hold your ...

Abraham wasn't considered the first monotheist at all (or the main patriarch). It was always Adam who was the first true Hebrew man. The father of the chosen people. Judaism ...

Pardon me, but I'd say your theology class is very wrong. I've delved into Judaism and studied at a temple, and that is not how they view the "Old Testament" ...