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I’ll Take My Coping Mechanisms From Skepticism, Not Religion, Thank You Very Much
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We have been in the thick of moving, and it has been… at time. We didn’t even think to mention the weird AirBnBs and hotels we had to stay at. (If you’re going to categorize something as a bedroom, it should have a door, right?) But we’ve been coping, and we discuss how much skepticism has played into handling these kinds of situations better. We also talk about working to be credentialed by the Creator Accountability Network.
Now to links:
This is the Dad Tired podcast’s episode Be Wary Of Good Times.
And I was really off, because the podcast that did the episode about critical thinking is Truth. Love. Parent. And we are going to be talking about them more because they have gotten confusing in a way that I think religion can sometimes cause. But I think the episode I was talking about was Do Your Kids Know What It Is To Think? Though it also could have been Anti-Intellectualism and Your Child.
And if you want to hear the sad meow that Clea does when she’s about to york up a hairball, go to 37:20.
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