by beth
This is a question I’ve read quite a bit in response to the 4th of July flyovers being organized by American Atheists. What does God or atheism have to do with the 4th of July? What is the point? Why does this matter? It matters in part because it sheds additional light on a huge […]
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by Mike Gillis
When I hear still-politically powerful Christians whine about how schools are no longer allowed to take their side in theological debates and how put upon they are, I can’t help but be reminded of Veruca Salt in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Veruca was a spoiled little girl who often bullied her parents into […]
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by beth
I’m sure if you’re at all active in the atheist community, you’re somewhat familiar with the labels that have been assigned to us over the years. There’s “angry” atheists, “militant” atheists, “overbearing” atheists, and on and on and on. In fact, that seems to be a pretty popular tool of the anti-atheists out there – […]
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by Mike Gillis
We get a number of comments on the blog entries, including this one in response to Beth’s piece on why we’re thrilled that New York has legalized same-sex marriage: Here’s the thing. Even Obama says that a “Marriage” should be between a man and a woman. Why do gays have to have “Marriage”. Why can’t […]
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by beth
In North Carolina there has been a bit of controversy stirring for almost a year regarding flags at a veterans memorial. The real trouble started in December, when the King city government decided to start holding a lottery where winners would be allowed to fly a flag representing the faith of the veteran they wished […]
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