Blurgender: the feeling of having more than one gender that are somehow blurred together to the point of not being able to distinguish or identify individual genders; synonymous with genderfuzz
Oh exaggerate some more why don't you.
Autigender: a gender that can only be understood in the context of being autistic”
Black female friend of mine just received this on facebook.
If they're black, they're probably not atheists. If they're an atheist, then, obviously, it's often used as a humanistic turn on the word intended to stimulate maximum shock value to the general public (not something that I support). As for recycling the term, it's a term whose meaning extends beyond theology on the basis of its historical usage and is re-used for the purpose of contextualizing present circumstances in a historical manner. It's not that strange, GentileIt's interesting how all these atheists believe in sin.
If they're black, they're probably not atheists. If they're an atheist, then, obviously, it's often used as a humanistic turn on the word intended to stimulate maximum shock value to the general public (not something that I support). As for recycling the term, it's a term whose meaning extends beyond theology on the basis of its historical usage and is re-used for the purpose of contextualizing present circumstances in a historical manner. It's not that strange, Gentile
Fucking lol'd. You literally have to be retarded to understand it.
I know the hardcore atheists like to get all indignant about theist assumptions that you can't have ethics without holy script or a belief in the divine, but it is pretty empty indignation. Without a divinely revealed script, ethics becomes subjective in practice (and thusly empty to a significant degree), even if you hold consistently to a particular philosophy (which nearly no one does). The ancient wisdom of not holding children accountable for the sins of their fathers still holds - even more so when nearly none of them had fathers with the sin in question - or even great great great great grandfathers.
Since there is no divinely revealed script, ethics is every bit as subjective on the part of the theist as for the atheist.
What does your black female friend think about that?