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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Bill seeks to reaffirm In God We Trust as national motto
Oh, boy, here we go again. Congressman Randy Forbes (R-VA) has introduced a resolution seeking to reaffirm “In God We Trust” as the national motto. Why? The national motto is no danger of being changed, and surely our elected representatives … Continue reading
Posted in civil rights, religious rights
Tagged in god we trust, national motto, obama, petition, pledge of allegiance, randy forbes, under god, we the people
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Science and Faith: Friends or Foes? Part 1 of 3
[The following commentary is provided by a friend of this blog who wishes to remain anonymous. He has stated flatly that were his views on religion made public, it would harm his business with the locals. The workshop he critiques … Continue reading
Posted in evolution, intelligent design, religion, science
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KY Court of Appeals rules against American Atheists
The Kentucky Court of Appeals has ruled against American Atheists in their lawsuit against the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security (KOHS). A 2006 law claims that “the safety and security of the Commonwealth cannot be achieved apart from reliance upon … Continue reading
Podcast #135 – Vic Losick (In God We Teach)
Posted in christianity, civil rights, interviews, movies, podcast, religion, religious rights
Tagged david paszkiewicz, in god we teach, matthew laclair, vic losick
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Podcast #134 – Alex Rosenberg (The Atheist’s Guide to Reality)
Posted in astronomy & space, atheism, books, evolution, interviews, podcast, science
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Podcast #133 – Shocking Abuse of Teens in “Christian” Homes
Posted in atheism, children, christianity, interviews, podcast, religion
Tagged bay minette, jesus or jail, kathryn joyce, quiverfull
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Are you ready for some foot-in-mouth?
What is it with these people? It’s one thing to disagree with the president’s policies…but comparing him to Hitler? And seriously, in the long history of political errors, John Boehner’s golf game with Obama is the biggest political mistake ever? … Continue reading
Clarifying myths about atheists
Wow. You need to read “Atheists misunderstood in US, but don’t need to remain silent,” written by Brandon Givens and published in the Gainesville Times. Despite the clunky title, it’s one of the clearest, most succinct defenses of atheism I’ve … Continue reading →