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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Bill Hicks on Religion
Bill Hicks died in 1994 at the age of 32; since then he’s been consistently ranked among the top stand-up comedians of all time. And with good reason. Here’s Hicks on religion (NSFW):
The Spirituality of Atheism
I was intrigued when I learned that pastor Anthony David of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Atlanta (UUCA) was delivering a sermon on atheism. It takes a great deal to coax me through the doors of a church, but I … Continue reading
International Religious Freedom Report
The US State Department has just released a new International Religious Freedom Report, highlighting nations with problematic records. If there’s any lesson to be learned here, it’s that there appears to be absolutely no correlation between US support of a … Continue reading
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Tagged international religious freedom report
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Podcast #132 – The Illogical Immortality of 9/11 Conspiracy Theories
Show notes and mp3.
Posted in history, interviews, podcast, skepticism, urban legends
Tagged 9/11, bob blaskiewicz, conspiracy theories, robert blaskiewicz, truthers
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Podcast #131 – Live at Dragon*Con 2011
We’re live from the Skeptrack at Dragon*Con, recorded Friday, September 1, 2011. Among the items discussed: the Virginia Earthquake, the Flying Spaghetti Monster, and the difference (if any) between skeptics and atheists. Thanks again to Derek Colanduno for his hard … Continue reading
Posted in atheism, humor, podcast, religion, skepticism
Tagged dragon*con, skeptrack
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