Not sure where this came from originally, but I love it

I do have to share this, first

By Sue Fitzmaurice....I think this sums things up very nicely.

I found this interesting, listening to public radio on Sunday....

Alain de Botton on a School of Life for Atheists

Alain de Botton is a philosopher who likes the best of religion, but doesn’t believe in God. So he’s created “The School of Life,” a secular community in London. He explains why wisdom and ritual shouldn’t be reserved just for believers.

Okay, I'm not an atheist--I believe in many Gods, as it so happens

and maybe, just maybe, at the top of the Plotinan God Tree, there might be one unknowable Being above all other Gods, although I don't think Its what most people envision, nor does It go around revealing Itself to mere mortals. But...I have to admit, as far as the whole Heaven vs. Hell thing goes, these guys have a point, and there's a great Einstein quote at the end that I totally agree with. [Warning: Those who find a great many things blasphemous might want to skip this one entirely, although I doubt you'll have much trouble with the Hell bits.]



Via Joe.My.God.

Personally I like the reincarnation route myself. Sign me up.

Okay, I do believe in deity

(many of them, in fact), but I came across the Invisible Pink Unicorn favoured by atheists and had to share.

It is in the same vein as the Flying Spaghetti Monster which YKWIA told me about months ago, although not as Cthulhoid-looking.

Have I ever mentioned how much I like unicorns? They are the main theme to my bath, as I used to collect them. I never found any invisible pink ones, though. :)