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In reply to the discussion: Christianity and atheism are two sides of the same coin [View all]cbayer
(146,218 posts)11. Sometimes the authors don't write the titles, the editors do.
I thought it was interesting that they discussed the relationship between science and religion at this breakfast and seemed to incorporate ideas from vastly different perspectives.
To me, it was about increased communication and common goals.
I do strongly agree about their being a great advantage to neutral ground and hope to see more of that in the future.
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it doesn't take being a person of faith to do that--many people have practices that allow them
niyad
Jun 2013
#2
No. 1) Some nonprofits don't receive income. 2) Some only receive income taxable under 26 U.S.C. 511
AnotherMcIntosh
Jun 2013
#29
Maybe you could point out where it tells us what we should learn from faith
Starboard Tack
Jun 2013
#42
The opening of the "event" made it clear that by "interfaith" the organizers meant "christian
Warren Stupidity
Jun 2013
#14
I agree with much of what you say. AA/NA have been particularly difficult for non-believers.
cbayer
Jun 2013
#25