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Atheists & Agnostics

Croney

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2. The host maintains that whether or not you can call yourself an ex-Jew

Reply to DavidDvorkin (Original post)

Wed Nov 30, 2022, 02:05 PM

Nov 2022

depends on where you live, so I don't think he's understanding the internal criteria that was satisfied to justify your personal claim to the label.

I remember what my mother said years ago when I told her I was an atheist. "No you're not! You were raised a STRICT BAPTIST!"

She didn't understand what I meant either.

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Bookmarking! cilla4progress Nov 2022 #1

I didn't see the Goldblum interview DavidDvorkin Nov 2022 #3

The host maintains that whether or not you can call yourself an ex-Jew Croney Nov 2022 #2

I felt we were talking past each other DavidDvorkin Nov 2022 #4

Thanks, I thought the same thing Warpy Nov 2022 #6

The OP is one of the guys. Croney Nov 2022 #7

Indeed DavidDvorkin Nov 2022 #8

🙂 Croney Nov 2022 #9

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