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		<title>By: NFQ</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[When I comment on religious blogs, I frequently identify myself as an atheist right off the bat to clarify what would have otherwise been a confusing discussion. In my experience, though, when someone feels the need to announce to a non-religious blogger that they too are non-religious (atheist, agnostic, agnostic atheist, what-have-you) they usually aren&#039;t. They&#039;re just trying to make their points seem more valid ... apparently forgetting that a big part of why many of us are non-religious is that we don&#039;t particularly care who is doing the talking, we care about the logic and the validity of the arguments themselves.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When I comment on religious blogs, I frequently identify myself as an atheist right off the bat to clarify what would have otherwise been a confusing discussion. In my experience, though, when someone feels the need to announce to a non-religious blogger that they too are non-religious (atheist, agnostic, agnostic atheist, what-have-you) they usually aren&#8217;t. They&#8217;re just trying to make their points seem more valid &#8230; apparently forgetting that a big part of why many of us are non-religious is that we don&#8217;t particularly care who is doing the talking, we care about the logic and the validity of the arguments themselves.</p>
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