Am I the Only Person Who Doesn't Understand Fear of Death?

It's something that I have truly have been wondering for a long time. Fear of death is something that has never seemed to be a worry of mine, both in my fundamentalist past, and now as an agnostic.

When I received an invitation to write a guest post for the blog Sunstone's Cafe, I thought this would be a good opportunity to explain how I feel on the matter.

The author of the blog, Paul Sunstone, is a fan of my blog and you know me, I can't resist an opportunity for a guest post when one comes up. Despite the topic, this post is actually rather upbeat in tone, especially at the end.

I know that's highly surprising to regular readers, and I can almost hear the shock already. Me? Upbeat? Yes, it is possible.

Check out the post, Living Without Fear of Death at Sunstone's cafe, and make sure to stick around and read more of his blog, he is a great blogger, and one that I am proud to endorse.

As always, if you have an idea for a guest post, check out my submission guidelines first, then e-mail me your idea for a guest post to ramblingsofsheldon@gmail.com.

(P.S, hey Ahab, don't worry, I'm still working on the guest post for your blog)

A Few Notes on the Atheist Blogging World

I always like to keep with the atheist blogging world, I like to discover blogs I haven't read before, and share great blogs with anyone who might be interested.

Two of my favorite bloggers have come back after a hiatus, and I would like to introduce two blogs to my readers.

The Way Forward: I am so happy to see that Bruce Gerenscer has returned, apparently he started back up again some time ago, but I just recently found out he had started blogging again.

 I always liked Bruce's writing, and he had a unique perspective as a former fundamentalist because he was a pastor in the Independent Fundamental Baptist organization. He is a great guy, he had found my blog when I first started blogging, and would comment on posts sometimes. I enjoyed having him stop by, and I had a lot of respect for him.