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I've moved on. Changed. It came on slowly, almost imperceptibly, but my eventual recognition was rather swift, once I understood what was happening. Only a matter of days, it was. Now I can hardly see the path I trod to get to here from there. But I do remember that it as very long, bewildering and painful. And still there is much more of the road to travel.

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The recent debate between Atheists and Christians over the existence of God left me wondering whether there is a more important question that we should be concerned with. That question is this: What is the benefit to humanity?

Both groups seem hell bent to prove something, but I don't believe it has to do with God. For Atheists surrounded by a majority that molds its life, and even their lives through tyranny of majority, around this deity, attempting to set the record straight might seem indispensable for intellectual and political survival. For believers who mold their very lives around this deity, it might seem that their very survival is at stake. Others questioning and denigrating the reason for what they do and why they live as they do is an affront to their very being. However, while I may sympathize with both groups, I identify with neither.

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