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(via) I find this really creepy, perverse, and emotionally poisonous, having at one point in my life been indoctrinated into such unhealthy and irrational, extremist ways of thinking. As hilariously corny as the ham handed filmmaking is and as laughably naive as the film’s apparent morally hysterical fear of sex is, the consequences of such [...]
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Christian Anti-Kissing Propaganda
May 8th, 2010 
Daniel Fincke 
Posted in Autonomy, Ethics, Featured, Love, Moral Psychology, Videos 
Tags: "Pamela's Prayer", Anti-Natural Ethics, Asceticism, Christian Anti-Kissing Attitudes, Kissing, Moral Absolutism, Moral Hysteria, Moral Panic, Moralism, Possessiveness, Premarital Kissing, Premarital Sex, Psychological Repression, Repression, Sexual Repression 
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July 26th, 2009 Daniel Fincke An hour or so ago, I explained my reasons for agreeing with Daniel Dennett’s recent attack on the “belief in belief.” But Patrick Appel was less thrilled with Dennett’s piece. Appel wrote: I consider myself an agnostic or pantheist depending upon how you define such labels but still have an acute nostalgia for my Catholic [...]
Posted in Atheism, Atheistic Ethics, Christianity, Cultural Secularism, Fundamentalism, Religion, Secularism, Why I Am Not A Christian Tags: Belief in Belief, Contemporary Christian Music, Evangelical Chrisitan Upbringing, Grove City College, Ligonier Camp and Conference Center, Patrick Appel, Repression No Comments »
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