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1minion steals mail – Aunt Dara #1
You can look her up if you feel like it, but I won’t include a link to her original advice column because I’m sure she doesn’t need the hits as much as I do. I’m an atheist, and my intent … Continue reading
Posted in Advice Avenue, atheism, religiosity
Tagged advice, Advice Avenue, atheism, children, family, religion
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Today’s found on Facebook – Matthew McConaughey’s thoughts on religion
He has a new movie out (Free State of Jones) where he plays Newton Knight, a Confederate soldier who rebelled against the Confederacy. The Daily Beast provides this quote from the actor talking about the film and explaining what he … Continue reading
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Tagged atheism, bible, films, history, religion, skepticism
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Question of Atheist Scruples – student atheist edition
Nice! Your 15-year-old refuses to stand and repeat the Lord’s Prayer at school. She says she is an atheist. Do you support her right to refuse? Fuck yeah. I’m reminded of a news article from earlier this year here in … Continue reading
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Tagged atheism, books, prayer, public schools, religion, Saskatchewan
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Christian metal band loses singer to atheism
I’m snagging this from United Humanists where they’ve posted the story of Shannon Low who’d been in a metalcore band called The Order of Elijah. In his younger days he’d gone through the drug and sex problems that are common … Continue reading
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Tagged atheism, bible, books, conversion
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God-fearing: how is this a good thing?
I wound up at gotquestions.org when looking up the notion of god-fearing. As an unbeliever it sounds ludicrious to want to be afraid of your own god, unless the whole point of promoting fear is to promote unwavering loyalty and … Continue reading
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Tagged abuse, atheism, god, marriage, psychology, relationships, skepticism
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Atheist Scruples: Church costs too much! Tear it down!
Actually, that headline is just for the clicks. This is a big issue in terms of history and traditions versus practicality and costs. The gracious old church where you worship is an inspiration, but the declining church membership can’t support … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness Issues, culture, Question of Atheist Scruples
Tagged architecture, atheism, churches, cities, heritage, history, money, Question of Atheist Scruples, schools
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What’s wrong with Christian films
I confess that I had God’s Not Dead here this weekend but I didn’t watch it. I’ll borrow it again at some point, I promise. I’ve been on a Community kick lately and opted to watch that instead. I was … Continue reading
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Tagged atheism, Christianity, ethics, faith, filmmaking, films, morality, philosophy, religion, secularism, themes
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Religious youth less likely to try drugs and alcohol, apparently
Science Daily is reporting on a paper published in Alcohol Treatment Quarterly. The youths participating in the study had been referred by the courts or by medical professionals. 195 juvenile offenders agreed to spend two months in a “residential treatment … Continue reading
Posted in atheism, Awareness Issues, In the Media, religiosity
Tagged alcohol, atheism, drugs, religion, science, skepticism, teenagers, youth
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Holy crackers, Batman.. not this again!
Holy crackers – also known as communion wafers – evoke powerful feelings in the hearts and minds of dutiful Catholics. According to their beliefs, the wafers contain the body/essence of Christ to be consumed with great ceremony during mass. In … Continue reading
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Tagged atheism, Catholicism, communion wafters, Satanism
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