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Tag Archives: Islam
One Reason I’m an Atheist
A recent conversation with a family member about my lack of belief inspired me to think more about why I’m so different than others in our family. I left behind religious belief years ago for countless reasons, and I am … Continue reading
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Tagged Atheism, Christianity, Does God Exist, God, God Debate, Islam, Judaism, Philosophy, Theism, Theology
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The Four (Rational) Horsemen of the Apocalypse
They are the leading the charge of rationality against religious belief in the Western world and beyond. They are Christopher Hitchens (R.I.P.), Daniel Dennit, Richard Dawkins, and Sam Harris. I’d be interested to hear any response to their discussion in … Continue reading
Is Theism a Type of Slavery?
I know several atheists and agnostics who look back fondly on their time as a believer. They believe that maybe ignorance is indeed bliss. The late, great opponent of theism and belief in the supernatural as a whole, Christopher Hitchens … Continue reading
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Tagged Anti-Theism, Atheism, Christianity, Christopher Hitchens, God, God Debate, Islam, Jesus, Judiasm, Slavery, The God Debate, Theism
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The God Debate: Christopher Hitchens and William Lane Craig
Does God exist? Does the Judeo-Christian-Muslim God exist? This is the topic of this debate between two noted scholars and prolific writers. I find this particular debate valuable because it adheres to a more philosophical, rather than sociopolitical, backbone. Instead … Continue reading
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Tagged America, Atheism, Christianity, Christopher Hitchens, Does God Exist, God, Islam, Judaism, Philosophy, Religion, The God Debate, Theism, William Lane Craig
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Mini-Series: Why I am No Longer a Christian
I ran across a mini-series, here put together as one video, on an excellent site that features hundreds of free documentary titles. The site is called Top Documentary Films. The film was not put together by a professional filmmaker, but … Continue reading
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Tagged Academia, Atheism, Christ, Christian, Existentialism, Freedom, God, Islam, Jesus, Muslim, Rationalism, Religion, Science, thinking, thought, University
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The Biggest Threat to Christianity
I’ve heard it said that the most substantial threat to Christianity is a clear, thorough reading of the Biblical texts. The hosts at the non-profit public access show, The Atheist Experience, discuss some of the inconsistencies in the Bible.
Atheists Have Faith?
I was having a discussion with a family member recently about whether or not it takes “faith” to not believe in a god in the same way that it takes “faith” to believe that such a being exists. She felt … Continue reading
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Tagged Academia, America, Atheism, Christ, Christian, Existentialism, Freedom, God, Islam, Jesus, Love, Mosque, Muslim, Rationalism, Religion, Science
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GOP Hopeful Rick Perry’s Prayer
America has seen its fair share of religious political leaders, but Rick Perry makes George W. Bush look like an agnostic. From CBS News online: On Saturday, Americans will get what for many will be their first taste of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian, Equal Civil Rights, Freedom, gay, Gay Marriage, God, GOP, Islam, Jesus, lesbian, Love, Mosque, Muslim, Peace, Politics, Racism, Religion
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The Best of Chistopher Hitchens
Today just a brief montage of speeches, conversations, and interviews from one of my favorite popular intellectuals and authors: Christopher Hitchens. Always sharp, brash, and irreverent, Hitchens lays out his attack on organized religion and supernatural belief in general with … Continue reading
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