Marriage, Reason and Religion: Non-Religious Reasons to Oppose SSM

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Tom Gilson, Senior Editor, The Stream.

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  • Gregory on On Reading Old Books Because They’re GreatThis is so good! I loved your encouragement to fight social media distractions for the sake of beneficial reading. I’m also afraid of losing the ability to read a book or the ability to go slowly through a line in an imaginative way. It reminds me of something Pastor Philip
  • Len on Atheist Memes: Be Wise — Don’t Take The Bait!Hi Tom. Rereading my comments I realise that I came across as a bit aggressive. My apologies. I didn't mean you had to provide evidence in this blog.
  • Kezza on On Reading Old Books Because They’re GreatI identify powerfully with that feeling of losing the ability to read. That got me actively working to change things back in 2016 and I made a conscious effort to start reading books again - and that includes the classics as I work through my own classics program along with
  • Madelyn Lang on On Reading Old Books Because They’re GreatYou are never wasting time or effort reading Dickens. I'm glad you mentioned his sense of humor. It's not mentioned much but he can be a riot. As for minor characters, I can never speak of Mrs. Gummidge from Copperfield without a catch in my voice.
  • Len on Atheist Memes: Be Wise — Don’t Take The Bait!You say I have the story teller answer all wrong but we see many better stories than are in the Bible from writers who really knew (or know) how to spin a tale. Add a little fan-fiction to some of the original ideas and you can easily get what we

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