Word: keeled
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Both admit that living with each other has been a learning process. At one point, Keel remembers, Cardinale attended an anti-abortion rally. “She came back and was like, ‘You wouldn’t have liked it, there were a lot of militant feminists with shaved heads there,’” Keel recalls. “Well, I’m a feminist and I’m very militant. I’ve had my head shaved before. I’m sure [those feminists] would be cool if they...
Cardinale and Keel face their political differences head-on, often erupting into fiery, drawn-out arguments over issues ranging from abortion to the existence of God. “To believe that there’s no God takes just as much faith as believing there is a God,” Cardinale says. “Living with [Cardinale],” says Keel, “made me change from an agnostic to an atheist...
...soul is crying out for God,” says Cardinale, calmly. “Do you hear that, God?” She lifts her hands imploringly. “If I had to bet my life on [the existence of God],” replies Keel, “I would...
...eternal life!” mocks Keel, clearly unperturbed. “We’re all going to be rotting in the ground anyway...
Such arguments are routine for them, but never impede upon their underlying friendship. “We may sit and yell at each other for three hours about an issue, but we’re never mad afterward,” Keel says...