Basically, I've been creeping on the forums/blogs/everything
else here for quite a while. I live in a very strange place.
Orlando, FL is definitely part of the south, but there are so
many cultures here, either by emigration or vacation, so the
variety of people keeps this city from the fate of so many other
southern cities. However, 20 miles out and you can bet there's a
church on every street corner. It's a weird place for sure.
Quietly liberal. I'm very lucky to have called Orlando my home
in an otherwise very red region.   Anyways, I grew up in a
Christian household. Barely went to church though, that may have
helped me ask more questions than the average 9 year old
regarding religion. I always wondered why mine was the correct
one. What made Christianity more valid than Buddhism? Or
paganism? Why did everyone [that I knew] assume the Bible was
right when there are facts that are so blatantly wrong? How
could I trust a book that said the sun was made for the earth
and mentioned talking snakes? No one coul