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Really? whining?you are the one whing about a marriage you had nothing to do with.
and then you keep going on and on after she answered you that is called whiningReally? whining?
I asked a simple question about whether an atheist going through the motions of a religious ceremony was dishonest or not.
And here you are WHINING about a simple question
and then you keep going on and on after she answered you that is called whining
I know what you "have told me" and I am calling you out on it. You despise God. Your posts indicate just how much. Therefore, you believe in God.I have told you over and over that I do not know if any such beings called gods exist and it is impossible to despise anything unless I agree to the existence of that thing.
Doubtful. Your problems are/were with your parents.I have problems with religions and I have made that very clear.
Show the post where you say I am "whining". Or, admit you are sniveling.She got all offended and started whining like you.
And you're wrong.I know what you "have told me" and I am calling you out on it. You despise God. Your posts indicate just how much. Therefore, you believe in God.
Doubtful. Your problems are/were with your parents.
You never answered the question did you? You just started "guessing"Show the post where you say I am "whining". Or, admit you are sniveling.
No, I am not. You have basically said as much all along. You resent being raised with religion.And you're wrong.
Again, a perfect example of what you "psychoanalyzing" and telling me what I "really" feel...just as you are always telling me what I "really" believe. That you think you can actually offend me shows a tremendous ego on your part. You can be frustrating. I lay out what I believe only for you to tell me what I "really" believe. Most discussions with you turns into me reading a discussion you are having with yourself, or at least someone other than me that you have created in your own mind.You are just all offended that anyone would dare to challenge your religion or your beliefs
What it looks like is that you are looking in a mirror and talking to yourself.And it looks like we have another Sigmund Fraud trying to psychoanalyze people here.
No, I am not. You have basically said as much all along. You resent being raised with religion.
Again, a perfect example of what you "psychoanalyzing" and telling me what I "really" feel...just as you are always telling me what I "really" believe. That you think you can actually offend me shows a tremendous ego on your part. You can be frustrating. I lay out what I believe only for you to tell me what I "really" believe. Most discussions with you turns into me reading a discussion you are having with yourself, or at least someone other than me that you have created in your own mind.
What it looks like is that you are looking in a mirror and talking to yourself.
Exactly. You weren't listening, you are not listening still...I am "guessing" perhaps you never will.You never answered the question did you? You just started "guessing"
about my life and upbringing and how rude I was being and how I despise this or that
I suggest rereading. Wondering about you and your childhood is not making it about you and your childhood...that happens when mere mention of something strikes a nerve. Just wanted you to consider it, is all, not make it about it.Where did I say that because I wasn't raised in a religion. I think I might have once said my mother was a Baptist but she didn't go to church or practice.
Really I told you what you feel about an atheist taking part in a religious ceremony?
I told you what I thought about it.
And you got triggered and made it about me and my childhood
I suggest rereading. Wondering about you and your childhood is not making it about you and your childhood...that happens when mere mention of something strikes a nerve. Just wanted you to consider it, is all, not make it about it.
Perhaps you recall that you were arguing that I didn't realize it was my subconscious that had me accepting what I have learned about religion. Of course, you paid no attention when I pointed out that was not the reason I believe in God. So, no nerve, just the usual annoyance about you telling me what is "really" happening with me.Like your nerve that just got struck?
Perhaps you recall that you were arguing that I didn't realize it was my subconscious that had me accepting what I have learned about religion. Of course, you paid no attention when I pointed out that was not the reason I believe in God. So, no nerve, just the usual annoyance about you telling me what is "really" happening with me.
So, I started with the guessing...what's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander...and it got your attention. Hopefully now we can proceed without you telling me how I "really" think and what I "really" believe--and what is "really" happening with my husband. What say you?
You already did, ad nauseam. Moving on.If you want to find the post and quote it I'll address what I said
Here in the southern USA it has always been a tradition for the gentleman to attend the church of his wife.I was raised in a Baptist church and was a regular church goer. All my family were Baptists.
I fell in love with a Lutheran chick. She graduated from a Lutheran college and was a Lutheran school teacher. Being a teacher in a church school system she was in effect a professional church worker.
When we decided to get married we had to deal with the difference. I decided that her connection to her church was greater than mine so I agreed to join the Lutheran church. Over 50 years later I have no regrets.
Some differences between the two but nothing to get butt hurt about.
Most churches would not sanction or perform a marriage between a catholic and an atheist.So I guess the ceremony you engaged in was completely different than the average Catholic wedding service
