February 2012
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Banning "Religiously Offensive" Videos is Not the...
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Feb 26th
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The Christian God is a Republican
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Feb 25th
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walkonwater-o3 asked: I like how you spend your time and your blog talking about religion :)
Feb 24th
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Sick of Religion in Politics
This Country wasn’t founded on Christian beliefs, scriptures, morality, or religion, nor are the Ten Commandments the basis of all of our laws, so stop saying it. I’m sick and tired of having every speech followed with “…and God Bless the United States”. God’s not blessing anything.Just look around. Do we LOOK like we’ve been blessed? via spaninquis.wordpress.com
Feb 23rd
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Feb 21st
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Do Republicans Care About You?
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Feb 20th
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Feb 19th
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Richard Dawkins is No Messiah
I’m a fan of Richard Dawkins, but the only people who think his role in the atheist movement is a messianic one are those who don’t pay any attention to the atheist movement. I’m not always on his side, and I feel no obligation to be. via cubiksrube.wordpress.com I agree completely. It is sad that people need to be reminded of this so often, but they do.
Feb 19th
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thechickadeescorner: “If this is your God, he’s not very impressive. He has so many psychological problems; he’s so insecure. He demands worship every seven days. He goes out and creates faulty humans and then blames them for his own mistakes. He’s a pretty poor excuse for a Supreme Being.” — Gene Roddenberry
Feb 17th
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Barry Goldwater Was Right
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Feb 16th
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Only in America
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Feb 11th
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The U.S. Cult of Ignorance
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Feb 10th
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Christianity Relies on Indoctrination
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Feb 9th
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Pushing Beliefs: Atheists vs. Theists
But what are atheists really pushing anyway? Are we telling people that if they don’t believe as we do they will be and should be tortured for all eternity? No, that’s what the religious do. We are simply telling people to think critically, learn about science and history, and embrace reality. If you don’t, you will be tortured for a lifetime of ignorance. That’s it. via dangeroustalk.net
Feb 8th
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Atheism: Still Not a Religion
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Feb 6th
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Another Day, Another Dragon | Daylight Atheism
I believe that the human race has an amazing future ahead of it. But if we’re going to get there, the last thing we need is people putting obstacles in our path. Instead, we’re repeatedly seeing these depressingly predictable stories about believers doing just that: pompous old men preaching doctrines from the dark ages who think their moldering books hold all the knowledge...
Feb 6th
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Do You Believe in a Secular America?
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Feb 5th
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Ghostbusters: Jesus Edition
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Feb 4th
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The Jealous God Man Created
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Feb 2nd
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January 2012
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Bill Gates on Taxes
Well the United States has a huge budget deficit, so taxes are going to have to go up. And I certainly agree that they should go up more on the rich than everyone else. That’s just justice. - Bill Gates
Jan 29th
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Atheism Does Not Have a Public Relations Problem
Our presence and are willingness to speak our minds are sufficient to agitate many religious believers. Short of converting or remaining silent and scared, I do not believe that our church-state activism is the main reason we are hated. Erecting billboards with vanilla messages about how one can be good without god are perceived by many as assaults on Christianity. Speaking out is enough. Being...
Jan 28th
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Young Turks on Jessica Ahlquist
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Jan 26th
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No Evidence for Gods
Jan 25th
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Jan 25th
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Black March
Jan 20th
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Muslims Have No Right To Control Others
Let’s be clear about this: The religious rule that Muhammad should never be depicted in artwork is a rule for Muslims… They can abide by that rule if they choose to, but they have no right to demand that everyone who doesn’t believe in their religion do the same. They frame this as a matter of “respect”, but what it really is is a naked demand to control the behavior...
Jan 20th
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What Sort Of person. . .
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Jan 19th
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SOPA breaks the Internet
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Jan 18th
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Jessica Ahlquist Responds to Questions From Reddit
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Jan 16th
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How The Mainstream Media Has Tebowed America On...
Every single corporate media cable news network and broadcast network in the United States has signed on as a supporter of SOPA, so it isn’t a surprise that they would ignore the story. One of the trends in the corporate mainstream media is that if they feel threatened by a story like Occupy Wall Street or the Wisconsin protests they simply deem it non news and ignore it. via politicususa.com
Jan 16th
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God Bless America
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Jan 15th
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Secular America
The fabric of America is secularism. Democracy, egalitarianism, civil rights, equal protection, freedom of conscience, freedom of religion, tolerance, multiculturalism, freedom of speech, freedom of assembly—these are the special revolutionary ideals that made America (and other countries born of the Enlightenment) special and distinctive. via freethoughtblogs.com
Jan 14th
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Neil deGrasse Tyson: Ready to Stand Up for Science
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Jan 13th
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Survey: U.S. Protestant pastors reject evolution,...
America’s Protestant pastors overwhelmingly reject the theory of evolution and are evenly split on whether the earth is 6,000 years old, according to a survey released Monday by the Southern Baptist Convention. via religion.blogs.cnn.com
Jan 11th
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Romney - "I Like Firing People"
via youtube.com Mittens is hopelessly out of touch.
Jan 9th
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Tebow is a Lousy Christian
Jan 1st
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December 2011
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Kelly Clarkson on Ron Paul
Singer Kelly Clarkson tweeted that she supported Republican/Libertarian Ron Paul for the GOP nomination. After some push back she clarified that she didn’t support his more homophobic, anti-woman, anti-poor, anti-minority views. Clarkson is entitled to her views but her love of Ron Paul while seeming to ignore the extreme side of him, is troubling. via dougberger.net
Dec 31st
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Santa Offers Important Lesson About Jesus
Dec 23rd
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Dec 21st
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Christopher Hitchens (1949-2011)
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Dec 18th
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Real Christians Don't Have Christmas Trees
Thus saith the Lord, Learn not the way of the heathen…. For the customs of the people are vain: for one cutteth a tree out of the forest, the work of the hands of the workman, with the axe. They deck it with silver and with gold; they fasten it with nails and with hammers, that it move not. Jeremiah 10:2-4, KJV
Dec 16th
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Wide abuse in Dutch Catholic institutions
Thousands of children suffered sexual abuse in Dutch Catholic institutions, and church officials failed to adequately address the abuse or help the victims, according to a long-awaited investigation released Friday. via hosted.ap.org
Dec 16th
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To XMAS And Beyond!
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Dec 14th
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You ARE TOO an Agnostic Atheist!
via youtube.com It is never easy to call someone out for being wrong when they are part of one’s own community, but sometimes it is necessary.
Dec 13th
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Dec 12th
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The Value of Religious Diversity
I want diversity because it makes the mindset that leads to coercion more difficult. When your neighbor is Wiccan, your brother is an atheist, your in-laws are mystics and your children are dabbling in new religions at college, it is going to be hard for you to think of your local Baptist church as the only real religion and that everything else as superstition. via patheos.com
Dec 10th
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jsutanotherteenageboy asked: I'm all for the idea that things like the catholic church are straight up evil, however in some posts you mention restricting religion to private life. One philosophical argument would be that we cannot assume our fallibility. This means we cannot be sure we are right so surely we have no right to impress what we believe on other people. Do you believe religion should be banned from public or...
Dec 8th
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Action Alert: Ask President Obama to Stop...
From Americans United for Separation of Church and State: At a Town Hall Meeting in College Park, Maryland, on July 22, 2011, President Obama made comments causing us to wonder whether he has changed his position on federally funded employment discrimination. At the Town Hall, he stated that religious organizations have “more leeway” to “hire somebody who is a believer of that particular...
Dec 8th
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The Real Power of Prayer
Dec 1st
November 2011
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Nov 29th
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