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Be 11 in a foster home. In the south, with a lot of religious people. In the foster home there was a book for young teenagers about how urges are natural, religious justification, why evolution is a fallacy, etc. Staying up all night on energy drinks, usually at around 3-5 (always) I can think very clearly. Thinking about the book. Realize all at once that Christianity is false. Attempt to tell my fosterbros, they have a blank expression on their faces, I basically say "If there is a God, why are we in foster care in this shitty home?", they all of a sudden jump on atheism. Years later. One or two are Christian.

I now expect the fact that only some people think clearly and open-mindedly enough to realize Christianity's falsehood, and I'm hoping for the day that everyone does.

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>drug using retard doesn't get along with people here
>it's a shame

I don't think so, Tim.