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Now for a little bit of backstory here, I have been writing fiction for a long time for fun and I decided to undertake a big project and try to write an entire novel, I had a few of my friends help me with proofreading and editting as I went along.  Six months after I started it, about halfway through, I hit writer's block, badly, and couldn't write more than a sentence per week, if that.  One of my friends, a devout Catholic, asked me when I was going to give her the next chapter to edit and I told her that the novel was a lost cause and I was done with it, instead I was going to work on shorter fiction.

She ended up getting me a pendant of St. Jude, the patron saint of lost causes to help me.  I reminded her that I was atheist but she insisted I take it as a good luck charm.  Since it was a gift I accepted it and would wear it under my shirt.  Eventually after another four months or so of not getting anywhere with the novel I eventually was able to get through the writer's block and I wear the thing quite a bit, I mean I need all the luck I can get.

One of my friends who is atheist saw it one day and told me that I was a hypocrite for wearing a religious symbol and being an atheist.  I guess he has a point but like I said it was a gift and it's not like I use it for prayer or openly display it, it's tucked under my shirt so only the chain is visible, he just happened to see it when I was changing shirts.  What do you think?  Should I stop wearing it or does it really matter?
<bot>: I recieved a pendant of Saint Jude as a gift to help with writer's block, I wear it.  I am atheist.  Should I stop wearing it?