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Free-thinking humanists
Why should we believe in God? Because God said so? What if God doesn't exist? What shall we believe in then? This is a place to promote the vision of a humanist society. A society that places the value of all human life as the... [more]
Why should we believe in God? Because God said so? What if God doesn't exist? What shall we believe in then?
This is a place to promote the vision of a humanist society. A society that places the value of all human life as the central value and concern, higher than money or institutions. A society that promotes non-violence as the only way to achieve results, fighting discrimination in all its forms; racism, sexism, ageism, homophobia, etc. A society that encourages the continuous development and free distribution of human knowledge and allows freedom of beliefs and ideas
Children who front Richard Dawkins' atheist ads are evangelicals from Times of London reports that purveyor of doom and godless gloom Richard Dawkins has employed Christian children to convince buyers that it is atheism that leads to happiness rather than...
- Humanists target kids in latest anti-religion drive (news.google.co.uk)
- Good Without God, Atheist Subway Ads Proclaim (freerepublic.com)
With that reminder in place, let's talk about atheist spirituality. Carrier thinks he is a very spiritual person: When people talk about a spiritual life, they point to someone who has his mind on higher things, who is not obsessed with ...
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In a desperate attempt to secure its electoral base, the government is shamefully wooing religious extremistsAs every middlebrow with a newspaper column or Radio 4 slot to fill agrees, a vulgar "new atheism" is sweeping Britain. The readers of Richard Dawkins, Philip Pullman and Christopher Hitchens are, they tell us, crass because they do not appreciate the mystery of religion, the consolations of ritual and all the rest of it, and also...
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From guardian.co.uk
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Image via WikipediaWhy are you an atheist? When someone learns of your atheism for the first time, I think it makes sense to expect that the why question will soon follow. It is a fair question, especially for those of us who live in areas that are especially hostile to atheists. The thing is, this question can catch one off guard because providing a complete answer can be a lengthy exercise. I'll give you my answer below, and I'd be...
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- Atheism 101: Introduction to Atheism & Atheists (z.about.com)
- Atheism: frequently unanswered questions (unogateway.com)
Oh this is just classic :lol: Premier Media Churchgoing children used in humanist ad Premier's learnt a new atheist advertising campaign has | eChurchWebsites Christian Blog covering the news, politics, media, law, religion, science, ...
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Chairman Bart Stupak (D-MI)Photo: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images
I've frequently written that the regular use of epithets like "fundamentalist," "intolerant," and "militant" with respect to so-called "new" atheists is not so much a sincere attempt to objectively describe atheists, but rather a dishonest attempt to encourage dismissing them as unworthy of attention or consideration. I've also written that this is not in any way a tactic...
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From z.about.com
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Massimo Pigliucci argues that atheism is philosophical, not scientific. Jerry Coyne differs: I’ll call “weak sense atheism” the position that, I think, most atheists hold. It is this: “There is no convincing evidence for God, so I withhold belief.”...Now I...
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