"That self-hatred should generate in us an eagerness to unite with others seems to suggest that it is primarily against ourselves that we league ourselves with others." - Eric Hoffer, Author of The True Believer

"The fanatic is perpetually incomplete and insecure. He cannot generate self-assurance out of his individual resources - out of his rejected self - but finds it only by clinging passionately to whatever support he happens to embrace. This passionate attachment is the essence of his blind devotion and religiosity, and he sees in it the source of all virtue and strength - He easily sees himself as the supporter and defender of the holy cause to which he clings. And he is ready to sacrifice his life." - Eric Hoffer

Holier than thou geebush luvs me crowd

tinkercreek: there's a similar post in Recovery from Mormonism; Do You post there?

Family Circus!
That crosses the line of good taste and decorum.
I can have a "don't believe in religion" moment without the "Marginal Mennonite Society."

Never heard of them, but I like their way of thinking.

Not familiar with their beliefs; they apparently have a sense of humor.