It is such a relief to see people coming out of the closet and just plain returning to sanity and not falling for the littany of faith. I am reminded of the comment made by the New York times female writer who critiqued Sam Harris “End of Faith” she explained how relieved she was to see someone else feel as she does and put it in writing.
Hang in there according to Sam Harris we are 17% of the population.
How in the world can you have faith and watch the History channel?
Dick Engel

Congratulations on publication and on the nice early reviews. I’m looking forward to reading your book too.

Good luck,
Mark Matassa

If so, who do you think you really are ?

Please don’t tell me you are your name. For name is only an ID.

If you are not your name then who are you ? Don’t tell me you are a reporter or a writer. Thats your occupation. Thats not who you are.

If so, then who you really are ? A family man? Well that’s a role you play a ‘role’ can’t be you. And don’t tell me you are an atheist because, again, that is your belief not ‘you’ ? And now a good topic/theme on which you can make some earnings using your skills as a writer / journalist.

How about ‘man’ ? How about ‘your body’ ? for an answer. Can you claim yourselves to be your body, a male body ?

Turns out, you refer to it as ‘your body’ sometimes and as ‘yourself’ at other times. Which means you are confused. Also, you don’t claim that you are your body while asleep. In fact williamlobdell.com nor William Lobdell, the man, existed (to you) while you were asleep. Yet you know you existed while you were asleep. Who is that who existed?

Boils down, you don’t know who you really are.

However confused you are, you will implicitly agree (or never be able to negate) your own reality or existence.

Did your investigations about others (the so-called church, priests and other ‘holy’ folks) prevent you from finding the real ‘you’ ?

Did you ever ponder on this ?

Love and regards