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I'm going through my home and throwing stuff away. I threw out two large boxes of religious books (ex wife's). I'd have burned them but such bonfires are illegal here. Disposing of them properly since burning isn't an option.

FvckY0u 8 Dec 4
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I have just had what my ex wife calls a wanging session. getting rid of things that are not used anymore. I live in a shared house so I have a largish room with the things i need and want books mostly. I was sorting out some of my walking gear and found some clothes I don't neeed anymore as living in the south of England it dosnt get as cold as where I used to live so some fleece lined trousers thick thermal underwaer and a very heay parksa as all gone to the homeless who may as well use them as they are just in storage here

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I have purged so much in my life. Fit into a small condo now here in town and I'm quite happy with it. Accumulation of "stuff" has never made me happy.

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I get itchy if too much "stuff" is accumulating, always have.

A minimalist ! Me, too.

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I still have my large collection of religious books and bibles in case I need to look something up that might come up in discussion. This is simply so I can be accurate in what I am telling a believer because this stuff is no longer floating around in my head. I don't want it to be in my head but I also do not want to be stated in a wrong way. I have to know details of Abraham going to kill his son and Lot offering his daughters in order to address those situations with anyone.

@FvckY0u I studied to be a Pentecostal minster once. That's what most of my books are about. I also have a few that points out there is just no good evidence for gods of any kind.

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Chick tracts are unintentionally amusing..

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The trash can was the right place.

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In a pinch, you could always use them in the outhouse. 😂

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I don’t have anything against religious books per se. Some, like the bible, can be informative about what makes up believer ideologies. I read a couple in the Left Behind series though and I got upset that the hero of the story Nicolae was being portrayed negatively. So I stopped reading that series.

I have some Tillich books. I haven’t delved into him but he seems less bad than most theologians. Better than Tim Lahaye or Pat Robertson for sure, if they even deserve to be called theologians.

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You could have tried selling them to a bookstore.

@FvckY0u Put them on the compost pile. Eventually they can be trees again. 😂

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