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Editor's note: Chris Stedman is the author of "Faitheist: How an Atheist Found Common Ground with the Religious" and the assistant humanist chaplain at Harvard. You can follow him on Twitter at @ChrisDStedman.
By Chris Stedman, Special to CNN
(CNN)—This year, Congress welcomed the first Buddhist senator and first Hindu elected to either chamber of Congress, and the Pew Forum noted that this "gradual increase in religious diversity … mirrors trends in the country as a whole."
But Pew also noted one glaring deficiency: Religious "nones" were largely left outside the halls of Congress, despite one in five Americans now saying they don't affiliate with a religion.
There is, however, one newly elected "none" — but she seems to think "atheist" is a dirty word.
Rep. Kyrsten Sinema, D-Arizona, was sworn in a few days ago without a Bible, and she is the first member of Congress to openly describe her religious affiliation as "none." Although 10 other members don't specify a religious affiliation — up from six members in the previous Congress — Sinema is the only to officially declare "none."
This has gotten Sinema a fair amount of attention from the media. Many identified her as an atheist during her congressional campaign, and after she won, sources touted her as a nontheist. Even this past weekend, Politico declared in a headline: "Non-believers on rise in Congress."
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But there's a slight issue: Sinema doesn't actually appears to be a nonbeliever. In response to news stories identifying her as an atheist, her campaign released this statement shortly after her victory: "(Rep. Sinema) believes the terms non-theist, atheist or non-believer are not befitting of her life's work or personal character."
As a nontheist, atheist and nonbeliever (take your pick), I find this statement deeply problematic.
It is perfectly fine, of course, if Sinema isn't a nontheist, and it is understandable that she would want to clarify misinformation about her personal beliefs. But to say that these terms are "not befitting of her life's work or personal character" is offensive because it implies there is something unbefitting about the lives and characters of atheists or nonbelievers.
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Try substituting a religious group of your choice in place of atheist if you don't agree: "[Rep. Sinema] believes the term Muslim is not befitting of her life's work or personal character." Does that sound right? It shouldn't.
Of course, many do view Muslims as unfit for political office. In that respect, political opponents have regularly misidentified President Obama as a Muslim. Many have defended the president from such attacks by noting that Obama is a Christian.
But former Republican Secretary of State Colin Powell rightly pointed out the pernicious underlying message such a defense sends:
The correct answer is: He is not a Muslim; he's a Christian. He's always been a Christian. But the really right answer is, 'What if he is? Is there something wrong with being a Muslim in this country?' The answer is 'No, that's not America.' Is there something wrong with some 7-year-old Muslim-American kid believing that he or she could be president?
Just as Muslim is used as a political smear, politicians seem to avoid "atheist."
This is probably because the American electorate views both Muslims and atheists more unfavorably than they do other groups: According to a Gallup poll released in June, only 58% of Americans would vote for a "generally well-qualified" Muslim candidate, and only 54% would vote for an atheist. (This is the first time that number has been above 50% for an atheist candidate.) By contrast, 91% would vote for a Jewish candidate, 94% for a Catholic and 80% for a Mormon.
There seems to be a greater general tolerance for, or blindness to, comments that marginalize or diminish atheists than those aimed at other groups.
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Prominent individuals like Powell rightfully decry anti-Muslim fear-mongering in politics, but few speak out against those who wield accusations of atheism as a political weapon.
Whether people don't see it or simply aren't bothered isn't clear, but it remains a problem.
I respect Sinema's right to self-identify as she chooses, and I don't wish to speculate about her religious beliefs. But while I celebrate that she is comfortable enough to openly identify as bisexual, I find her response to being labeled an atheist troubling.
Why not instead say that she's not an atheist, but so what if she was?
The 113th Congress is rich with diversity. As an interfaith activist, I am glad to see the religious composition of Congress more closely reflect the diversity of America. As a queer person, I'm glad that LGBT Americans are seeing greater representation in Washington.
But as a proud atheist and humanist, I'm disheartened that the only member of Congress who openly identifies as nonreligious has forcefully distanced herself from atheism in a way that puts down those of us who do not believe in God.
We are Americans of good character, too.
The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Chris Stedman.
Atheists are hard to control. That makes them unpopular with gangs and churches.
What are you smoking? That post makes no sense.
Really? I did not know that.
So are you saying that religious folk are easy sheeple to control? I won't disagree.
OK...question...if all religious people are so easily controlled then why do atheists have problems with them. Why not just control them?
Why not just control them?
Some do! Televangelists for example.
religious folk are easy sheeple to control?
I don't often encounter exceptions to that rule.
Christianity is 2000 years old , Islam about 1600 . The human mammal has been on the planet for about 1,000.000 years so that means the God we supposedly know today was not around for 800,000 years ! So where was this heaven and hell for 800,000 years ? Take the money out of religion and we will go right back to that 800,000 years . Athiest is only a bad word because it removes money from peoples pockets . And no god can be a he because you have to have the organ to be a he and it does not come in size invisible !
1,000,000 minus 2,000 (Hell let's include the religions of Abeaham 3,000, 4,000, 5,000 ?) . . . minus 5,000 equals 995,000. Let's not cheat the god(s) with aritmetic. They have very good accountants and bankers, including those men in dresses.
Humans have been around for a million years? Whats your source for this? Dont say mainstream media, or you lose. Notice how world history only goes back about 6,000 years bc, how ironic that matches perfectly with the biblical account! Stick to whats observed, that is science.
Sorry not even 6,000 bc, 4,000 bc!
@vj – yes, the earth is only 6,000 years old. Fred Flintstone was a real person with real dinosaur pets. Gee whiz...did you just crawl out of the rock quarry or what? You don't find dinosaur bones evidence? You think a book written by goat herders 2,000 years ago has more validity than dinosaur bones?
Edweird, just because I dont believe the lies in the public science books, doesnt mean im wrong. World history that was recorded only goes back to about 4,000 BC..Not millions of years.. If the earth was millions or billions of years old, the ozone and atmosphere wouldve deteriorated and we'd be long gone. Theres a little law called the second law of thermodynamics which evolutionists can never explain, because they think things just magically came into existence from nothing.
@vj: Are you for real or just a troll? I can't believe that there are real people that ignorant. Do you believe in gravity?
VJ, you mistake written history for history as a whole. How do you know that the Bible itself is that old? If you say "historians or preachers say so" you lose.
VJ, the second law of thermodynamics doesn't apply to the Earth. It only applies to closed systems and the Earth is far from a closed system. Among other things, it continuously gets a very large influx of energy. See, that wasn't that hard.
@Edweird again: Regarding dinosaur bones, who ever said they dont mesh with the Bible? The book of Job talks about a behemoth with a tail like a cedar. Do you see the magic geologic column found completely anywhere in nature? Are there any transitional fossils?
Hmmmmm. Woody, I did not know that! Now, evolutionarily speaking, at what point did humans arrive? I mean, one day they were one thing and then the next there was a mutation and they were here? What if you were God of the terrarium and somehow you put something in the water and a human was created and saw you and started worshipping you? Did you exist before that time? Then again, what if you did not exist and in that terrarium a woman with and invisible organ evolved and determined you must be standing there watching over her with your invisible organ in hand? What would she call you and did you create her or she you? So many questions. Can't wait for my state to legalize pot so I can get to the answers to such questions. :)
vj, there are hundreds of transitional fossils. I'm about to call Poe's law on you, nobody is truly that ignorant.
Gadflie: Of course the second law of thermodynamics applies to earth, the whole universe is the closed system. Everything we see exhibits the second law.
Gadflie: 'hundreds of transitional fossils'?? Please, you mean like Lucy, piltdown man, or archaeopteryx? There have been hundreds of proven hoaxes, thats for sure.
VJ, are you actually trying to pretend that if entropy increases on average throughout the entire universe, this means that it has to increase everywhere? If so, then you are saying that you cannot make a salt crystal from dissolved salt. Are you truly that ignorant?
Ok vj, let's set some rules for this discussion. I've learned that Creationists will just keep dodging if you don't. If I can show you every single step between two different species (species defined by the fact that they do not interbreed if given opportunity, the strictest scientific definition) and allow you to verify each step by using whatever criteria you see fit, would you then admit that evolution, including macro evolution (speciation) is indeed a fact? And, that the steps between were indeed transitional? If not, then why not?
Gadflie, lets not be hasty in calling each other ignorant just yet. Regarding the second law, we see it everywhere. Everything breaks down or deteriorates over time. Look at what the sun does to everything on earth (except chlorophyll, which is extremely complex))- it destroys it. Look at the sun itself, it burns off about 5 feet in diameter every second, if i recall right. We also see novas and supernovas, but strangely zero star formations.
No star formations? While forming a star takes a LONG time (much longer than our entire civilization has been around), we have found a LOT of areas of new star formation. A fine example of this is LH 95 stellar nursery in Large Magellanic Cloud.
And, while UV is very destructive, it also DECREASES entropy in some cases. For a fine example, if you have any sea salt in your home, look at it.
Sorry to flood your inbox Woody, but to Gadflie again: regarding speciation and natural selection, nobody denies this. Of course you can trace the steps between SPECIES. Try tracing steps between KINDS. Like a dog/wolf to a horse, that should be easy.
Also, in the distant galaxy MS1358arc, using gravitational lensing, we have observed that approx 50 stars per year are being formed there.
It should be easy? Do you have any idea how rare fossilization is? So, since it is obvious and you have admitted that species can diverge through evolution, what is your evidence that this stops at the species level?
And, for transitional species between kinds, you should look at the ancestors of modern whales. There is a very good record of the legs/feet to flippers transition. And, pretending that isn't between "kinds" is just that, pretending.
And, if you took a napkin and drew an "intermediate" step between a land animal and a sea animal, then it would look a LOT like Ambulocetus, but, well, that's a real fossil.
Gadflie, you are reaching for the stars here! I dont believe we can observe 50 star formations per whatever in any galaxy. It could be that things are simply getting clearer there, this happens when we use better telescopes and dust/gas clears in some distant spot also. However this lensing method banks on the assumption that the speed of light has been and still is constant, which we've proven to be false. Apologies to Albert Einstein.
Ambulocetus was a land mammal with hooves..Did the hooves become fins?
There are billions and billions of fossils to look through for evolutionists to find a missing link or two. Dont tell me they cant find any now..I dont want to wait until the next flood.
Gadflie...transitional fossils...uhhuh...I would expect so. Lucy was a pretty good one and if I remember correctly,she was an austaliopithicus but there were numerous lines and I could not say which it was she belonged to off the top of my head. With that said, we only find large differences in bone structure, mastication formation, skull variation over time that we say, ahh...the hominid as not been found and now we see the sapien has arrived and carbon dating finds no overlap so now we have the human. But, there had to be an overlap unless all the older model dropped dead at the same time a few offsrping developed and procreated. If one were alive during that time, would we have been able to say which was human and which was not? Have you ever wondered how one would have disappeared and another erupted. I think of the puzzle of ocean missing a number of pieces only to find some single blue peices under the couch that are blue too but do not fit any of the missing holes of the one I am working on. Hmmm. I do like your answer though, simple, concise, talks of the holes and claim intelligence over ignorance even when you cannot be sure of the answer you give as there is no final answer yet to be had. Still, I wonder what it would have been like at that time and knowing if one would have been able to decipher between human and not and yes, that is silly because that would be impossible and only the passage of time allows us that simplistic view of human development as large developmental stages.
VJ, every single bone in Ambulocetus legs and feet (it was not hooved, don't know where you got that from), can still be found in the fins of every whale.
VJ, gravitational lensing in no way relies on the speed of light being constant. Only that light is affected by gravity which is easily shown. And, your belief doesn't affect reality, sorry kid.
Gadflie: You need to resort to ambulocetus and gravitational lensing to explain your beliefs, while I can rely on my beliefs (based on observation). Mine would be scientific. Assuming that a star takes millions of years to form is not science. Neither is assuming that nothing can explode into everything. Also, millions of years of rain on rocks forming a primordial soup has never been observed. Good luck to you.
VJ, you asked for transitional species between "kinds", I gave you an obvious one. Then you spouted some nonsense about it being a hooved land animal. You stated there was no star formation, I correctly pointed out that it was observed fairly often, then you spouted some nonsense about gravitational lensing being invalid because the speed of light wasn't constant. I'm seeing a pattern here. Willful ignorance is an ugly thing VJ. And you reek of it.
You want to believe that whales evolved from a land mammal, and that their fins are somehow remnants of legs we see today on elephants or cows or whatever? The ambulocetus had 'toes terminated by a short phalanx carrying a convex hoof'. Also, the 'feet were enormous, and the femur short and stout'- doesnt sound like a whale to me (quote from icr whenwhalewhale article).
Gravitational lensing relies on objects on space to bend light, in order for us to see this light from distant places. I simply said if the speed of light isnt constant, how can you use it to measure distance? Or redshift for that matter? Both are theories, and you are assuming we can even know something is billions of lightyears away in the first place. We can only measure within a few hundred lightyears with parallax trigonometry (actual observation), let alone millions. This still all supports the Bible, which repeats that God 'stretched out the heavens'.
Regarding lensing even wiki (not always reliable) states that 'Since light always moves at a constant speed, lensing changes the direction of the magnitude of the light, but not the velocity'. That is the basic faulty assumption i was talking about.
VJ, so, if you look at that single species you can make excuses like that, but if you look at the entire line from Mesonychids to modern whales, your arguments look silly. And, my point about star birth obviously did not rely on the distance at all. It only relied on the fact that we OBSERVE it. The only reason you are whining about the distance is that you think that an obvious strawman argument is your best chance of saving face.
I am beginning to wonder at the sanity of aethiests, especially this guy. A REAL chaplain, priest, pastor, represents GOD and GOD's teaching. Who, exactly, do 'humanists' represent? They certainly don't represent humans... as the majority of us are smart enough to believe in the Supreme Being.
Sanity? So believing in invisible, magical beings in the sky is sane? You are warped!
Multiple studies have shown, no surprise, that there is a clear inverse relation between the level of education and the level of religiosity. Elementary, my dear Watson.
For edweird: According to you evolutionists/atheists, 'nothing' exploded into 'everything'. That is completely theoretical and unscientific (not observed). Just bc God can be outside our continuum (time/space/matter), doesnt mean God doesnt exist.
@vj – it makes as much sense as you saying your god created everything from nothing. That theory is so obsurd, it hardly dignifies a response. A magic being? Really?
Edweird69 and VJ- so, you two finally agree on substance but name it something different. cool.
But there's a slight issue: Shirley Smith doesn't actually appears to be a believer. In response to news stories identifying her as a Christian, her campaign released this statement shortly after her victory: "(Rep. Smith) believes the terms theist, Christian or believer are not befitting of her life's work or personal character."
As a theist, Christian and believer (take your pick), I find this statement deeply problematic.
It is perfectly fine, of course, if Sinema isn't a theist, and it is understandable that she would want to clarify misinformation about her personal beliefs. But to say that these terms are "not befitting of her life's work or personal character" is offensive because it implies there is something unbefitting about the lives and characters of theists or believers.
No it isn't a dirty word. Just a sad lonely word.
NOPE...I'm neither sad nor lonely. Just not part of a cult. I don't feel left out at all, I promise you.
What is sad is having to justify everything you do here on Earth, with the only life you have, as things you do to please and not anger your invisible skydaddy. I know that this is the only life I have and am thus living it to its fullest, loving the near and dear I have around me.
You mean a majority are stupid enough to believe they detain the truth in an Universe that contain at least 10^22 planets. Pretty arrogant to me.
Can you tell me what a pure Capitalist believes in?... other then making more money...at any cost to humans, the enviorment, our future...too many believe in the Religion of Pure Capitalism...
"Smart enough to believe?" That's a hilarious bit of nonsense. Belief is the adherence to something as fact for which you have no evidence or logical basis for. So,belief requires a suspension of intelligence, not a utilization of it.
"as the majority of us are smart enough to believe in the Supreme Being."
Interesting choice words. Which Supreme being is that again? You may find some disagreement there, and some of those "smart" people may even kill you over it.
I would hope the majority believes in a supreme being, but due to whats being indoctrinated in public schoolbooks, there are more and more evolutionists being created by the school system.
Which Supreme Being? Buddha? Jesus? Allah? Which one is the correct Supreme Being? Being smart enough to believe in the Supreme Being is important, but it is equally important to believe in the correct one, otherwise that would be stupid....
For Follix: Sure, the universe has billions of planets, too bad Genesis said God made the stars also. Your only escape is believing in a big bang and primordial soup, which are the most unscientific ideas anyone could come up with. Its pretty sad.
@VJ – so, who created your creator? If it takes a god to make something from nothing, who made your god? Nutjob!
That's okay, we've been doubting your sanity for years.
Good thing gauged ears isn't a bad word too? How did an insignificant article make it to the front page of CNN.
So you're judging the article based upon the man's earrings? That's about typical for your kind.
People like Dawkins give Atheists a bad name, and honestly being a politician, it probably isn't in her best interest to lump herself in with Dawkins.
That, and many religious people (not all) are unwilling to vote for someone who isn't of their religion.
Not at all! Dr. Dawkins shows that atheists are typically well-educated people who have put considerable time and thought into their philosophical and epistemological opinions. In my experience, the vast majority of religious believers have put little of either into their beliefs, revel in circular reasoning, and can't be bothered to get an education that includes any evidence-based knowledge.
So maybe her 'none' just means she has some nonspecific belief, and is in fact not an atheist (or a nontheist, whatever that means, I've never heard the word before). Plenty of people, both past and present, believe that God exists but don't affiliate themselves with any particular religious group or set of beliefs and doctines. One of them was even President. (Thomas Jefferson.)
Do our nation have Common Sense still? Without common source that gives Common Knowledge....we do not have Common Sense.............
Common source sounds like single source to me. Common sense dictates considering multiple sources. As many as you can handle.
Your point?
Someone said, "Saying atheism is a religion is like saying not collecting stamps is a hobby".
yeah.....but ya don't see people that don't collect stamps telling everyone how they don't collect stamps....and how superior they are for not collecting stamps.
Interesting thing, if I decide NOT collecting stamps is my hobby...then it is my hobby. I think that is up to me.
If you militantly go around and preach to people the dangers of collecting stamps, you have a hobby of not collecting stamps. People who get all wrapped up in atheism to the point that they are "practicing" the art of going around telling people there is no God and hanging out with others who share the same beliefs, wind up having many of the same characteristics of organized religion and thus I would argue, brings atheism into the realm of a religion..
How can you take anyone with those things in their ears seriously?
Irrelevant to this article.
Religion and Western Democracy are divisive: you are either with me or against me. But there are some improvements from the middle ages: now they don't kill the pagans.
Too many christians, too few lions.
LOL, so like what is the purpose of a "humanist chaplain"..to help people who don't believe in anything to like help them along the way of not believing? So you help them be a better non-believer.
The purpose is to be a good person that others can turn to when they want advice.
Her purpose is to brainwash people into believing that big bang and primordial soup joke. Its pretty pathetic.
Chaplains are guidance counselors in the military, first and foremost. Advocates of non-Christian chaplains would like to receive guidance without a Christian agenda. I was in the military, as an atheist, and it really bugged me that chaplains were not very neutral.
Yeah, too bad "Christianity" and "religion" are dirty words with me atheists. Must be a pathetically sad life not believe in something, then concern yourself so much with what others believe, as many atheist groups actively and openly do.
How is that more pathetic than believing in something but spending your time worrying about what others believe, like you are obviously doing?
Yes atheist is a dirty word but the atheist made it a dirty word. They made this issue out of their spite and ignorance. No one did it for them.
Completely agree. The atheists will do anything to not live by God's rules and judgment. It is indeed pathetic, the atheists dont even realize where their current laws come from (Old Testament).
I'm an atheist, and I concern myself with what religious people believe because their belief is dangerous. From parents praying instead of getting their diabetic child insulin, to people flying planes into buildings, to people aiming to place bigoted biblical laws over all Americans, including the non-Christian ones. Besides, since when does belief in an imaginary friend command respect?
All of you need to stop with 'the atheists this' and 'the atheists that'. We can't be lumped all together anymore than all Christians can be lumped into the same category.
"Not believe in anything"? How absurd! Why would believing in science to explain the universe and life be any less fulfilling and inspiring that believing in an omnipotent sky ghost? I instead find it sad that so many people waste the only lives they have on nonsensical religious rituals and lining the pockets of industrious megachurch pastors. Life is wonderful as it is and understanding the world through science is a whole lot more inspiring than tired bronze age fairy tales.
Jesus loves you-everyone else thinks you're an a'hole.
It's inevitable that all of us atheists will eventually be murdered in a giant witch hunt. We may be smarter, but smarter people tend to have fewer children–idiocracy, my friends.
Let's see. It is you smarter atheists who created the world and climate of Communism. You atheists in the 20th century killed more people than religion ever did. Your great societies of the Soviet Union, China, North Korea and Eastern Europe put millions to death, starvation, prison and ignorance. I have yet to meet an atheist glory in any of this.
Debunked and refuted about 10 times a day... we know you wanted to add Hitler, but it isn't just Hitler that makes you look silly. Hitler was a Christian who felt his actions honoured god.
The actions of Mao and Stalin (who attended seminary) were totalitarian. They sought total authority, which means getting rid of religions which would compete with that authority. The pursuit of atheism was not the cause for the bloodshed; it was the pursuit of control over a people.
Hitler was raised Catholic. In his book Mein Kampf and in public speeches he made statements affirming a belief in Christianity. He called the purge of Jews "positive Christianity." While there is debate over his actual private feelings about the faith, he was a publicly practicing Christian. There exists no known evidence that Hitler was an atheist or agnostic. Again: evidence he was Christian; no evidence he was otherwise.
Hitler said: "Hence today I believe that I am acting in accordance with the will of the Almighty Creator: by defending myself against the Jew, I am fighting for the work of the Lord."
The Reichskonkordat was a treaty signed on 20 July 1933 between the Holy See (Catholic Church) and Nazi Germany, that guaranteed the rights of the Roman Catholic Church in Germany, giving moral legitimacy to the Nazi regime soon after Hitler had acquired dictatorial powers, and placing constraints on Catholic critics of the regime, leading to a muted response by the Church to Nazi policies.
@Chris: You clearly don't understand the concepts of logic and causality.
For the last time, Atheism and Communism are not the same thing. I'm sick of ignorant people on here assuming that I'm automatically a communist because I'm an atheist. Communism would be a good system if all people were naturally selfless and hardworking. But they're not. Atheism simply means I don't believe in a silly magic man who lives in the clouds and makes women out of rib bones.
Scraping the bottom of the barrel for front and center pieces aren't you, CNN?
I'm guessing the irony of this statement is lost on you.
Yes of course oh mighty internet warrior, it is. But I will sleep well tonight knowing that there are wise and perceptive people like you to police the boards and keep the evil-doers and f00ls straight.
So...by the same token as Colin Powell's argument, what if she isn't actually an atheist, or a nontheist? What if she hasn't made the conscious decision to believe there is NO god? What if it just isn't a part of her life – and she's just not attempted religion in her life? Why does "none" have to mean she is something? That's my biggest problem with this column, and with the author's interpretation of the Congresswoman's statement. If I said the same thing the author hypothesizes – "Being called a Muslim isn't befitting my ife's work" – it'd be for the same reason Powell mentioned about Obama – it's not true. I'm not a Muslim. It'd be meant for that sole purpose, not because of positive or negative points. Perhaps Sinema just is not an atheist.
"Atheist" is not "something." Atheist is a word connoting someone who does not believe in a god, not someone who is sure there is no god. An atheist finds no evidence to support belief in a god and therefore does not believe... an atheist also understands that they cannot prove there is no god. Anyone who asserts absolutely that there is no possibility of a god is no better than one who asserts absolutely that there is a specific god...both do so sans evidence.
You nailed it. I don't identify with any religion, but am not an atheist, as I'm sure is the case with Sinema.
@sqeptiq: Almost correct; an atheist, or anyone else, can 'prove' that there is no god on just as secure of a basis as he/she can 'prove' that there is no pink elephant in the room – there is no evidence. There is no higher standard of proof or disproof. Read up on epistemology. BTW, any atheist I've ever known is perfectly willing to look at any testable and falsifiable evidence for the existence of any god(s) that anyone can provide. To date, no one has been able to provide any. Belief based on revealed 'knowledge', on the other hand, does not have this willingness. It holds that the 'truth' of the belief is untestable and must simply be accepted. That's a leap I and many others are unwilling to make. Why allow a belief to rule the culture when it has no more validity than any other fantasy?
Freedom of choice. Freedom of religion and freedom from religion. Why is everyone so hung up on religion? It's the character of the individual that matters. Whether that is expressed with or without religion implications is irrelevant. That's the end of my sernon. I'm a creationist. Man created god in his own image.
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This was my third trip to the Phillipines and I was looking for another hotel. I chose the Bellagio because of its location. We always seemed to end up at Cafe' Cubana underneath the Bellagio anyhow so it was an easy choice. Other than that, the location is very central to lots of the Makati region. P.Burgos Street is always on the move 24 hours so it has some excitement all the time. Cafe' Cubana is a great open aired bar and food place. By the way..the food is terrific.
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The previous two trips I stopped over in Makati City, in other hotels became awkward for us as our flight arrived in Manila 0545 am, so we are delivered to hotels very early in the morning. My two previous stays made us wait until 2.00pm to get into a room. Not at the Bellagio. They said they realised we would be tired at that time of the day after a long flight, then put in our rooms immediately. My mate and I were so happy...thank you staff at the Bellagio.
I did find the hotel showers were badly plumbed and I had a flood in my unit everytime I showered. Not a problem. The mini bar is certainly expensive and one to watch out for but so are many hotels around the world.
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Southwest Airlines announced Monday that it has hired J. Randolph "Randy" Babbitt to oversee the airline's labor related activities as senior vice president of labor relations.
Babbitt most recently served as administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration, a position he held from June 2009 to December 2011.
Babbitt will be responsible for negotiations, communications and ongoing relationships between Dallas-based Southwest (NYSE: LUV) and the 11 unionized groups that represent 87 percent of Southwest's workforce.
"For more than 40 years, Southwest has thrived because of our regard for labor organizations as partners," said Mike Van de Ven, Southwest chief operating officer. "Randy's unique skills and experience at various levels in our industry can only strengthen those partnerships to ensure our employees continue to play an important role in Southwest's success."
Babbitt started his aviation career as a pilot, flying 25 years for Eastern Airlines. He also served as president and chief executive offer of the Air Line Pilots Association, the world's largest pilots union, before joining the FAA.
Babbitt joins Southwest as the airline works to control its labor costs to remain competitive as other airlines catch up with Southwest's low-cost business model.
Last month, Southwest and the Transport Workers Union filed for federal mediation in their negotiations for a new contract for 8,500 ramp, operations, provisioning and freight agents.
In December, in the aftermath of American Airlines' bankruptcy filing, Southwest President, Chairman and CEO Gary Kelly told employees that Southwest's low-cost advantages had eroded as legacy airlines declared bankruptcy and shed costs.
"Our labor rates are now, far and away, the highest in the industry," Kelly said in a letter to employees at that time. "Next to fuel, labor is our highest expenditure. We can't have lower overall operating costs if our labor costs aren't lower. We can't have lower labor costs if we aren't more productive. The good news is that we have a lot of opportunities to improve our productivity, eliminate waste, and preserve our pay rates and benefits for the foreseeable future. It's crucial that we take advantage of those opportunities."
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The public forum, called "Cultivating Innovation: Creating Ideas for our Future," will run 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Feb. 14 at the Denver Renaissance Hotel and will include a number of timely talks and breakout sessions. Cost is $100 per person, including continental breakfast and lunch; registration deadline is Feb. 4 and is available online at colorado.gov/ag/forum.
The annual forum is co-hosted by the Colorado Department of Agriculture and Colorado State University.
Each year, the Governor's Forum on Colorado Agriculture addresses an important theme of the day, focused through the lens of Colorado agriculture, which contributes an estimated $40 billion each year to the state economy and employs an estimated 173,000 people.
"Innovation is a key to our future in agriculture as we consider the challenges ahead, and all of us, from producers to policy-makers, play a part in advancing innovation," said Commissioner of Agriculture John Salazar.
A renewed national commitment to innovation in agriculture is essential to meeting U.S. and global food and security needs, according to a December 2012 report from the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology.
Such calls for agricultural innovation come as farmers and ranchers are challenged to double food production by 2050 in order to feed a world population expected to top 9 billion people – while also conserving environmental resources and improving food safety.
Speakers during the morning session of the 2013 Governor's Forum on Colorado Agriculture include:
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A week ago I had an u/s due to spotting and was told I was 8 weeks and 4 days 7 days later(today) still spotting but worse so got another u/s n they say iam 10 w 3d ? First u/s my hcg levels were 151,925 and and today 133,638 so Iam worried bout possible m/c anyone have any advice also I have been having a suspicion for twins I do have a few reasons to think I just had iud removed this is my 4th preg any advice? Iam soo worried ohh and the spotting is from subchorionic bleed...any advise on any of my many preg concerns would be so helpful thanks :)
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I am a bit confused about the u/s thing, but if your hcgs are going down that isn't the most positive sign.. How far apart were your HCGs drawn? Usually they do them 48 hrs apart.
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FLOWERY BRANCH -- Falcons general manager Thomas Dimitroff has been testing the market for a possible NFL draft-day trade and said Wednesday he won't be reluctant to make a deal.
Dimitroff's record supports his claim. Atlanta has made at least one trade in each of Dimitroff's six drafts.
"We don't sit on our hands," he said.
The Falcons have 10 picks, including the No. 6 overall selection, in next week's draft.
Dimitroff said he has been gauging the trade market to clear the path for more detailed discussions during the draft.
"I've talked to many teams about many things and obviously trade situations come up," Dimitroff said. "... I think the biggest thing is getting an idea what compensation would be if in fact something should ever come to fruition during the draft."
Dimitroff moved up eight spots to select cornerback Desmond Trufant at No. 22 last year. His most famous deal came in 2011 when he sent five picks to Cleveland so he could select receiver Julio Jones with the sixth overall pick. Some critics said Dimitroff gave too much for one player - even though Jones made the 2012 Pro Bowl before suffering a broken foot last season.
Dimitroff said he stands by the Jones trade.
"I would never question what we did in `11," he said. "I'm completely at ease with what we did as far as adding one of the most explosive players in this league and what he can do for us. Julio was fantastic."
Dimitroff sounded ready for a similar deal.
"What we've learned about reaching on a player or going after a player - excuse me, let's put it that way - is what we know about this organization," he said. "... We're aggressive with what we think can truly help our organization rise to the upper levels in this league, and we'll continue to be very aggressive with what we deem are very helpful individuals."
There have been reports Atlanta might try to acquire Houston's No. 1 overall pick to draft South Carolina defensive end Jadeveon Clowney.
Dimitroff wouldn't say if he has talked with Houston.
The Falcons, who had the third-fewest sacks in the league, need Clowney's pass-rush skills. They also need help on the offensive line. The offense ranked last in rushing, and quarterback Matt Ryan was sacked a career-high 44 times as the Falcons finished 4-12, ending a streak of five straight winning seasons.
Falcons coach Mike Smith said last week the top priority of the offseason is for the team to "get bigger and stronger."
"We need to have big, strong men because the core of the game the game is about controlling the line of scrimmage," Smith said. "Yes, it's a quarterback-driven league. Yes, it's a passing league. But you still have to win the line of scrimmage. That's something that's going to be a major focal point as we prepare for the 2014 season."
Dimitroff said three offensive tackles are regarded as high first-round picks: Auburn's Greg Robinson, Texas A&M's Jake Matthews and Michigan's Taylor Lewan.
"They're all big, they're all strong, they're all athletic, they're all really good football players with upside," Dimitroff said. "They all come to the table with something a little bit different.
"Those three tackles are obviously being touted as top-10 players. That's an amazing thing because rarely does that happen. Usually there are one or two but to have three that are being considered, that's a positive."
The Falcons have signed eight free agents, including offensive linemen Gabe Carimi and Jon Asamoah. Other free-agent additions include three-time Pro Bowl return specialist Devin Hester, defensive end Tyson Jackson, defensive tackle Paul Soliai and three defensive backs.
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'I will always love Nelson': Winnie Mandela's pain at seeing iconic leader in hospital as she says she and new wife Graça call him 'our husband'
- Nelson Mandela's ex-wife has been tending to him in hospital during illness
- Says she shares a close bond with him because of their children
- Winnie gets on well with his wife Graça and even calls her 'little sister'
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Devoted: Winnie Mandela has been by Nelson's bedside since he was hospitalized four weeks ago
Winnie Mandela has revealed the anguish she feels at watching her ex-husband Nelson suffer in hospital, saying she will 'always' love him despite their divorce.
She also said that she enjoys a close relationship with the anti-apartheid icon's second wife Graça, and joked that they refer to him as 'our husband'.
The two women have been by Mandela's bedside for the past four weeks as he has been treated for a lung infection in a Pretoria hospital.
Winnie divorced the former president in 1996, but the pair have apparently remained close due to their extended family.
When asked if she still loves him, she told ITV News: 'I always will, he's the father of my children... Nothing changed because he was married to someone else.
'No mother can say they hate their partners no matter what the social situation is between them.'
She also insisted that she gets on well with Graça, who married Mandela in 1998.
'I call her little sister and she calls me big sister, we share everything,' Winnie said. 'When she talks to me, she talks about "our husband".
'We are an extended family, we are both in the same situation emotionally.'
The fiery politician blasted reports that Mandela's relative had been debating whether or not to take him off life support.
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Anger: Winnie was furious about Jacob Zuma visiting her ailing ex-husband for a photo op in April
Icons: This is the moment when Nelson Mandela was released from prison after 27 years. Winnie Mandela was married to the former President for more than 30 years
'It was nonsense to suggest that we needed to make a decision to pull the tubes,' she told ITV News.
'When you hear worshippers saying they are praying for the family not to pull the tubes, I think that goes a little bit too far.'
daughter Zindzi added: 'When people say, "The family must let go" - let
go of what? It's between him and his maker, it's not to do with us
Winnie also had harsh words for current president Jacob Zuma and the ruling ANC establishment for setting up a photo op with the ailing Mandela in April.
United family: Winnie Mandela (right) and Nelson Mandela's current wife Graca (left) have a close bond. They refer to him as 'our husband'
Ailing: Winnie (right) said it is difficult to see the man who is known as father of South African, in pain
Colourful: Winnie Mandela has had political career of her own and recruited youths to the ANC. She was convicted of being an accessory to murder in 1991 but insists the case aimed to tarnish the Mandela name
The 94-year-old
was filmed looking extremely frail and barely responsive, surrounded by
Zuma and other officials, and Winnie said that the footage had proved
upsetting to relatives.
honestly cannot put in words how hurt the family was - it was one of
the most insensitive things for anyone to have done,' she said.
was hardly a month after he had been in hospital... It compromised the
family, compromised his dignity, and it should never have been done.'
Well-wishers have been leaving messages of support for Mandela outside the hospital where he is being treated.
Gravely ill: As South Africa's unifying icon is in hospital, his devoted people leave tributes outside
Tribute: The Mandela family have found it difficult that the public act and speak as if Nelson Mandela has already passed away
Barack Obama was forced to scrap a proposed meeting with the iconic leader during his visit to South Africa which concluded yesterday.
Winnie told the Mail on Sunday last week that Mandela's illness had driven her to reflect on the tempestuous relationship enjoyed by the pair.
'Of course I am also reliving our long life together,' she said. 'I cannot escape it. We were married for more than 30 years and I still love him. I'm the mother of his children.'
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