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Submitted by:Totanaca at: 7/11/2008.
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Welcome to the Young Atheists and Freethinkers group on Yahoo.
As the name implies, this group exists to provide young doubters a forum in which to air their doubts about religion, and their questions about atheism. It is a place where they can become comfortable with those doubts.
This is not a debate forum. If you are here for the purpose of converting anyone, or attempting to win back the youths that come here asking questions, sorry, you're out of luck. The forum is stri
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Submitted by:Totanaca at: 7/18/2008.
Wife Abuse in the Muslim Community
by Kamran Memon
Wife abuse has hurt many Muslim women, destroyed many Muslim families, and weakened the entire Muslim community. How much longer can Muslims afford to look the other way?
"And among His signs is this, that He created for you mates from among yourselves, that you may dwell in tranquility with them, and he has put love and mercy between your (hearts)..." Qu'ran 30:21
"I recommend that you treat women with goodness. The best of you ar
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Submitted by:Totanaca at: 6/1/2008.
Valerie Tarico is a Seattle-based psychologist and author. In private practice since 1993, she previously directed the Children's Behavior and Learning Clinic in Bellevue, Washington. Currently, in addition to her writing and lectures, she maintains a practice specializing in adolescents and families.
Her first book, Deas and Other Imaginings, is a collection of stories described as "somewhere between Zen and folktales, somewhere between child's play and wisdom, somewhere between dreaming th
Related tags:Psychologist author councilor
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Submitted by:Totanaca at: 8/14/2008.
When Torah escaped from the Amish, she vowed that one day she would utilize her experiences to give back to her fellow Amish by creating a bridge that would help Amish youth/adults who don't wish to practice the Amish religion to more easily and successfully transition into mainstream America.
Now that she graduated from Columbia, that 'one day' has come.
Project Amish, the bridge, is only in the idea phase but Torah will develop it over the next 12 months in conjunction with writing a
Related tags:Amish escaping support book narrative
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Submitted by:Totanaca at: 7/14/2008.
The Root of All Evil? is a television documentary, written and presented by Richard Dawkins, in which he argues that humanity would be better off without religion or belief in God.
The documentary was first broadcast in January 2006, in the form of two 45-minute episodes (excluding advertisement breaks), on Channel 4 in the UK.
Dawkins has said that the title The Root of All Evil? was not his preferred choice, but that Channel 4 had insisted on it to create controversy.[1] The sole concess
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Submitted by:Totanaca at: 8/5/2008.
Shanda! Shame! Chillul Hashem!
Domestic violence and child abuse exist in the Jewish community; they cross all socio-economic levels and religious denominations. They exist despite the denials, despite the skepticism that such ugly behavior can exist among our people always so proud of our exemplary home-life; despite the fear that exposing them will bring Jews into disrepute; and despite the apprehension that our reputations will be tarnished. Such fears dare not allow our people to suffer vio
Related tags:child abuse marital familial violence
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Submitted by:Totanaca at: 8/29/2008.
A resource, meeting place and forum for those who want to live humanistic lives without God.
Related tags:humanism Jewish
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Submitted by:host at: 6/20/2008.
A group of recovered christians helping you lose your faith.
Related tags:apostate, christianity
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Submitted by:Totanaca at: 8/13/2008.
It occurred to me that one way of opening Islamic societies up is to obtain greater visibility for people like me who have rejected Islam: Apostates. Naturally, Muslims aren’t going to promote our presence, so we have to.
I’m going to start a new blogroll, linking to blogs written by apostates from Islam. I think it’s admirable that out of such a repressive religion, people are nevertheless choosing to speak up. They have my support, even if I don’t agree with all their views.
If you are a
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Submitted by:Totanaca at: 6/28/2008.
Tassos-oak is the home page for David Cortesi's book, "Secular Wholeness" A Skeptics Guide to a Richer Life. This book explains how secular people can obtain many of the benefits religious people have and they don't need the supernatural to do this.
Related tags:secular living fulfillment joy happiness
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Submitted by:Totanaca at: 6/4/2008.
If you've been victimized by clergy, please know that you are not alone. You can get better. You can reach out to others who've been hurt just like you have. Together, we can heal one another.
We are SNAP, the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests. We are the nation's largest, oldest and most active support group for women and men wounded by religious authority figures (priests, ministers, bishops, deacons, nuns and others). We are an independent and confidential organization, with no
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Submitted by:Totanaca at: 6/3/2008.
This blog is intended mainly for clergy abuse survivors and those who seek information about Baptist clergy abuse. It's just my own thoughts. For more information and the voice of SNAP Baptist, see StopBaptistPredators.org.
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Christa Brown
Wife, mom, attorney, jazz-lover, slow-runner, and survivor of Southern Baptist clergy abuse
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