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I overheard fragments of a rather interesting conversation on the bus the other day. It was two guys standing together talking about the stupidity of religious people. Especially one of them described enthusiastically how annoying it was how religious people tried to convince him of their beliefs all the time and how incredibly stupid they were for believing such nonsense! I reflected a bit over this and came to a conclusion which many people have probably arrived at before me: that a lot of atheists in the 21st century are as open minded as religious people were in the 15th century! My experience is in fact that atheists in general have MUC

We humans are quite unique on this planet. In the dawn of our kind we were a primitive species like any other and scattered over the plains and fields of planet earth. We struggled for survival through the ages while we slowly discovered our own potential. Not only did we learn how to walk on two legs but, more importantly, we learned to stand together and strive towards mutual goals. We learned the art of speech and communication and began shaping the world around us. Great civilizations emerged as manifestations of our ability to structure the world. Cities popped up and got connected by roads and people travelling between them. These anci

This is about finding something precious in every one of our circumstances. Today I was on an almost-blind date with a girl I met on the internet. It was actually the first time I ever met anyone in real life who I had only spoken to on the internet. Anyhow, this girl and I have written to each other back and forth and I thought that I had a clue of who she was, and she seemed interesting. Luckily she must have thought that I too seemed at least worthwhile taking a cup of coffee with, and thus we set up a meeting. We decided to meet today at three, by a statue of some waitress (and yes – we do worship waitresses as gods in Sweden). I a