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Captain Cassidy

Captain Cassidy is a Gen-X ex-Christian and writer. She writes about how people engage with science, religion, art, and each other. She lives in Idaho with her husband, Mr. Captain, and their squawky orange tabby cat, Princess Bother Pretty Toes. And at any given time, she is running out of bookcase space.
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Why I’m Glad the Christian God Isn’t My Father.

Well, that’s not too inflammatory of a title, is it? But it’s true. I’m glad he isn’t. And here is why. When I was a Christian, I thought of my god as my father–a far better one than the one I currently had. I didn’t realize I was just reading Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 13 years ago
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H-E-double-hockey-sticks: Be Not Afraid.

I just want to get this out in the open: it’s going to be fun writing this post without using any expletives as I’m aware that some blog reader apps filter cuss words; if my longtime friends are reading this blog and wondering just which space aliens finally kidnapped me Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 13 years ago
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Captain Cassidy and the Cosmic Purpose.

When I was a Christian, I not only firmly believed that I had a great and grand purpose in life, but that non-believers had no purpose at all. Let’s back up a minute and examine why I thought that, why it was such an insulting thing to think of others, Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 13 years ago
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Fruitarians and Fundamentalists: How Learning About a Fringe Diet Helped Me Break Free.

ZOMG two posts in one day? I’m spoiling y’all! But this was on my mind. There’s a Connie Willis short story called “Even the Queen” wherein a group of women in the not-so-distant-future discuss menstruation at a ladies’ lunch. I ran into it when I was just out of college Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 13 years ago
Codex Disbelievium

Wherein Yr. Loyal Correspondent attends a pagan orgy

No, really, that’s how I ended up re-joining the Pentecostal church. About six months after leaving fundamentalism the first time, my boyfriend at the time, Biff, went to a church service with the specific intention of trolling the Christians there and ended up getting “exorcised” of a “demon.” (Scare quotes Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 13 years06/11/2013 ago
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Telling Lies, Telling Sweet Little Lies (To Myself).

Thankfully, after I’d fled Biff, I had a variety of online friends through the gaming community who offered me shelter. I chose the friend’s place that was furthest on the map from Biff that still spoke English: Vancouver, Canada. I have generally very fond memories of Canada. I was their Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 13 years ago
From Patreon

My Consent (Doesn’t Really Matter).

When I was a Christian, I realized that my consent didn’t matter in the least about anything that happened to me. I didn’t own my own body–my father did until I got married, and at that point my husband would for as long as we were married. I never belonged Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 13 years ago
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Christianity’s Mad Men.

Quick: How many Alka-Seltzer tablets does someone take at a time? Even if you’ve never actually taken Alka-Seltzer in your entire life, you know the answer to that question, don’t you? And you know it because an advertiser made a jingle (“Plop, plop, fizz, fizz, oh what a relief it Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 13 years ago
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Okay, So Sure, Let’s Talk About the Historical Jesus

Yeah, we’re going there. Strap in. Ask almost any Christian if Jesus really existed, and you’ll get an immediate and absolutely positive “yes, oh yes, definitely he did.” With all the 41,000-some-odd denominations of Christianity, it’s just about the only thing most churches’ doctrines agree on. I spent my entire Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 13 years ago
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The Christian’s Guide to Ex-Christians: Parables (Really Suck).

If I ever did a “Stuff Christians Like” entry, it would be about parables. Not the ones in the New Testament, though yeah, they say they like those too. No, a lot of Christians love making parables to “teach” and “reach” non-believers. They think parables show their own timeless wisdom Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 13 years06/06/2013 ago

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