We all know how atheists love succulent babies. Having a daughter has made me love them even more. And let's face it, life is all about her right now so she should be in her first motivational poster.
Thursday, November 1, 2007
Motivation!
The Friendly Atheist challenged his readers to create a motivational poster for atheists from the site AutoMotivemaker. Here are my two entries.
We all know how atheists love succulent babies. Having a daughter has made me love them even more. And let's face it, life is all about her right now so she should be in her first motivational poster.
We all know how atheists love succulent babies. Having a daughter has made me love them even more. And let's face it, life is all about her right now so she should be in her first motivational poster.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
5 comments:
Yummy baby. ;)
Just wanted to thank you for the belly-laugh from your comment on John R's possum-hating blog.
Hey - as for the theme of your blog, do you really struggle with how you will raise your baby in relation to your athiest beliefs? I wonder sometimes because I would say I'm an athiest now but I was raised catholic, and I can't separate my moral/ethical development from my catholic education. I wonder if I will figure out how to instill values in my daughter without teaching her there is a "god" watching her every wicked move. Any thoughts?
I don't know... that first one sounds like a motivational poster for panentheists, to me...
Sarah, good question. I'll touch on that more when I get a little time.
Paul, maybe but when you define god in that way I think it takes away all meaning of there "being" a god.
Hi Happynat,
Nice blog. It's really nice to see other logical, atheist parents in Ohio. I've seen your posts on possummomma's blog and I think at PBB.
Congrats on the new baby!!
ang
Post a Comment