The Thinking ‘Kat: License for Cruelty
There seems to be a pattern of behaviour among some religiously devout folk. Some (and I cannot stress enough that this only applies to some) behave in a cruel, cowardly manner, and worse, seem...
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The Thinking ‘Kat: Should Beliefs dictate Rights?
A short and simple post here, and a question. Down the years, I have read many arguments for the notion of ‘God-given rights’. For some, rights and freedoms in society are dependent upon practicing...
The Meerkat Responds: The Final Answer
When I carried out the reset of Meerkat Musings, earlier in the year, I intended for it to be a clean break, in at least some respects, from what had come before. One area...
The Meerkat Responds: Fake Threats
The other day, Mr David Thiessen of Theology Archaeology became so enraged by a factual statement, that he spoke of legal action against me. Well, he spoke of legal action against MM, not myself,...
The Thinking ‘Kat: Individuality
Having seen pertinent, overlapping topics come up via Bruce Gerencser (among others), I decided to offer my own thoughts, via the subject of individuality. These are tricky, challenging matters, and whilst I try to...
The Thinking ‘Kat: Bigotry Rises
It’s starting. Recently, Republican Representative Josh Schriver declared on Twitter of his desire to make same-sex marriage illegal again. Make no mistake, this is a sign, a signal if you will. The will is...
Meerkat Reblogs: The Paranoia and Persecution Complex of Evangelical Christians
Originally published in 2015. Edited and expanded. As of today, there is NO religious persecution in the United States. Every citizen is free to … The Paranoia and Persecution Complex of Evangelical Christians Written...
The Meerkat Responds: Illogical Arguments, 2 & 3
The second part of Mr David Thiessen’s illogical arguments relates once again to material of mine, that once again he is too cowardly to give proper attribution to. There is nothing much of any...
The Thinking ‘Kat: Freedom and Consequences
In my recent online travels, I have come across the same topic via a couple of very different sites. Ark is an atheist, and very-much opposed to organised religion. Barabbas is a Christian, and...
The Thinking ‘Kat: Intrusive Attitudes
With inspiration from Ark’s post here, I examine the intrusive nature of organised religion. I should add a disclaimer. Not everyone of a religious persuasion operates under the idea that they have a right...
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