“…They consider homosexuality to be in this regard like left-handedness. Left-handedness is not the statistical norm, and left-handed people were once viewed with suspicion. ‘Somtimes people linked left-handedness with witchcraft and amputated the offending limb,’ Jung and Smith wrote.” (Wenz, 2007)

So yeah, I think that settles it. Burn the lefties!

I suggest we call the two-handers evil incarnate :P

Nah, that’s the three-handers :P

And where do ambidextrous people like me fit into all this?

hmmm, good question. I suggest we call the two-handers evil incarnate :P

I’m glad I made your Friday. I thought faith is defined as “a conclusion without evidence”. I have no faith (well, everyone has some faith, but that is a different discussion). Belief, on the other hand, is simply anything that one accepts as true. One may have rational beliefs and one may have irrational beliefs. I strive to make sure all my beliefs are rational.

“What places me in solidarity with atheists is that rationality, logic, and skepticism form the foundations of thoughts and beliefs.”

Ooo, I get to have a pick-on-sidfaiwu day; this is truly the greatest of Friday’s.

Rationality, logic, and skepticism form the “basis” for “free” thought; but I’ll be damned if I’ll let you sneak “belief” in there. In fact, Rationality and Logic are the pure “opposite” of “believing” in anything. (ie. conclusion without evidence) The term belief, as it’s been widely described on this site; explicitly requires the subject to reject the law of change.

There is nothing worth believing in our short existence on this planet; only never ending questions.

I don’t know too much about the purported differences between right and left brain hemispheres etc, but it is interesting.

@Recovered Catholic: I didn’t know that, but it probably explains why my 17 trains of thought are continually de-railing into each other.

I think a poll on this would be interesting. Now I’m curious too.