Elizabeth (JMcFarland)

I am many things. Most of all, I am a lifelong student of history, religion and critical thinking, pursuing an eventual phd in history and religious studies.

As an atheist, I like asking questions and understanding what people believe and why. I think these conversations are instrumental in recognizing our similarities and our differences as a species. I'm not afraid to ask questions, and am a firm supporter of the fact that beliefs and opinions cannot get their feelings hurt because they have none.

I have a beautiful wife and two fury "children" a full time job and write whenever I'm able.

This work by JMcFarland is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.

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  How to Write

  How to Write a Devil's Advocate Paper for a Critical Thinking Class

  10 years ago

  writing papers for philosophy are often different from other papers that you're required to write in college. Understanding what's expected and how to fulfill the rubric is essential to success.

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  Friendship

  Saving a Damaged Friendship When Trust Has Been Broken

  16 months ago

  Friendships are an essential part of support and encouragement, but trust can be broken. Find out how to save your friendship while not ignoring your own needs.

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  pethelpful.com

  10 Tips to Succesfully Bathe Your Cat (Without Dying in the Process)

  18 months ago

  Bathing a cat is the bane of most cat owners' existence, and the animals don't enjoy it much, either. These tips and tricks can allow cat owners to successfully complete the process without putting their life, limb, or health of their pets in jeopardy.

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  Employment Advice & Tips

  The Truth About Severence Packages, PTO Payouts, and the Final Paycheck

  4 years ago

  Not all information is forthcoming when you get the news that your job is coming to an end. Here are some helpful things to consider before the ax drops. It's always better to be prepared - especially in the face of adversity.