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	<title>Comments on: Evangelical atheism?</title>
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		<title>By: joe</title>
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		<description>I get the family thing.  I&#039;m a druid and Traci ns what we like to call cathagan (in that she is a pagan who still holds on pretty tightly to a lot of her catholic background).  

her family are all fundies (though I never thought of &quot;Christ is Risen&quot; as a traditional Easter greeting).  And I know that her mother is going to raise hell when she sees our altar.  But for me, it&#039;s more immediate.  it&#039;s not just about my beliefs, but about hers as well.  And IMO, the sooner her family accepts her, the sooner we can forget about it and realize that religion isn&#039;t that big a deal between people.  

but i can&#039;t be dishonest about myself.  So far nobody in her family has asked me about religion, but she knows that when they do, I won&#039;t lie.  I don&#039;t have it in me.  So we&#039;ll see how that goes.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I get the family thing.  I&#8217;m a druid and Traci ns what we like to call cathagan (in that she is a pagan who still holds on pretty tightly to a lot of her catholic background).  </p>
<p>her family are all fundies (though I never thought of &#8220;Christ is Risen&#8221; as a traditional Easter greeting).  And I know that her mother is going to raise hell when she sees our altar.  But for me, it&#8217;s more immediate.  it&#8217;s not just about my beliefs, but about hers as well.  And IMO, the sooner her family accepts her, the sooner we can forget about it and realize that religion isn&#8217;t that big a deal between people.  </p>
<p>but i can&#8217;t be dishonest about myself.  So far nobody in her family has asked me about religion, but she knows that when they do, I won&#8217;t lie.  I don&#8217;t have it in me.  So we&#8217;ll see how that goes.</p>
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