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cbayer

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5. Interesting question. There are a growing number of Interfaith groups

Reply to Taverner (Original post)

Fri Sep 20, 2013, 05:40 PM

Sep 2013

and projects. Some of them include non-believers and some do not.

It seems to depend on what their objectives are.

If they are clearly religious, then tend to include just religious groups. If more secular, they tend to include others.

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How about Non-Faith - is that OK? [View all] Taverner Sep 2013 OP

Whatever makes you a better person. grantcart Sep 2013 #1

Several years ago, I had an argument with a fundamentalist Fortinbras Armstrong Sep 2013 #2

That's fine wryter2000 Sep 2013 #3

As are most of us pagans. okasha Sep 2013 #4

Whatever makes you a better person. Science makes me a better person. Taverner Sep 2013 #7

Interesting question. There are a growing number of Interfaith groups cbayer Sep 2013 #5

I am not anti-theist. I call BS where BS is, but I am not anti-theist Taverner Sep 2013 #6

Well, that's good, because an anti-theist would be most unwelcome in this group. cbayer Sep 2013 #8

Like I said empathy is my religion nt Taverner Sep 2013 #9