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Category Archives: religion
Podcast #137 – Attack of the Theocrats
We interview Sean Faircloth, author of Attack of the Theocrats: How the Religious Right Harms Us All and What We Can Do about It. Sean was formerly Executive Director of the Secular Coalition for America, but recently accepted the position of … Continue reading
Podcast #136 – Reason Rally Update with David Silverman
Posted in atheism, civil rights, interviews, news, podcast, politics, religion
Tagged american atheists, david silverman, kentucky homeland security, reason rally, utah crosses
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Science and Faith: Friends or Foes? Part 3 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
Science and Faith: Friends or Foes? Part 2 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
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 #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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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