Pat Condell rips religion a new AGAIN and does it brilliantly AGAIN.
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Not only does he have one of the best blog names in the atheist blogosphere, but today Rev. Reed Braden has something else. He's host to the 104th Carnival of the Godless. Be sure to check it out. After you're done, head over to Unscrewing the Inscrutable to volunteer to host one yourself. Hosting brings your blog some traffic, gets your name out to many potential readers, and is a great way to gi
If you enjoy the Carnival of the Godless as much as I do, you do not want to see it disappear. Did you realize that we are in danger of losing the carnival because hardly anyone is volunteering to host it? I sent in my offer to host whenever I am needed, and I suggest all atheist bloggers do the same. This is too important to give up. Subscribe to Atheist RevolutionTags: Carnival of the Godless, b
Forget the presidential mudslinging and namecalling. Who needs it when we have 12 rounds of bloody pugilism in the North Carolina Senate race between the familiar incumbent Elizabeth Dole and Democratic challenger Kay Hagan and a horrific claim that Hagan is “GODLESS”.
“Godless Americans and Kay Hagan. She hid from cameras. Took godless money,” the ad’s [...]
The 101st Carnival of the Godless is up at The Lay Scientist. There are many excellent posts, so visit the carnival to catch up on your atheistic reading. And speaking of atheistic reading, I plan to write a post on the top books I'd recommend to those just beginning their exploration of atheism. Look for it here later this week.Tags: Carnival of the Godless, atheistic reading, atheism, blogging,
The 98th Carnival of the Godless has been posted at Letters from a broad... in plenty of time for your Sunday church replacement. My post about the DNC's interfaith service was included. I suppose this may seem silly since we are clearly running out of time, and plans are in place to go through with the religious service. Still, I wanted to make sure that everyone knew this was happening and had t
Carnival of the Godless #95 is posted at the aptly named The Atheist Blogger. It is really neat to see how much this carnival has both grown and matured over the past couple years. This blog carnival has come to rival anything else out there and continues to be something to look forward to every other week. Enjoy!Tags: Carnival of the Godless, atheist, blog carnival
Artist - Impending DoomAlbum - The Sin And Doom Of Godless Men EPYear - 2005Genre - Deathmetal / GrindcoreWeb - - California, USATracklist:1. Condemned2. For All Have Sinned3. Hell’s Holocaust4. Patience In Suffering5. In Reverence OfDownload/Descargar
I missed it yesterday, but that just means I get to do some good godless reading on Memorial Day. Not too shabby. Check out this outstanding atheist blog carnival at Jyunri Kankei.Tags: blog carnival, atheist, godless, Memorial Day
Nevermore es un grupo norteamericano de Heavy/Thrash Metal al que gusta tambien introducirse en terrenos algo progresivos.Formación de Nevermore:Warrel Dane(Voces)Jeff Loomis(Guitarras)Steve Smyth(Guitarras)Jim Sheppard(Bajo)Van Williams(Batería)El último álbum publicado hasta la fecha por Nevermore,es éste "This godless endeavor" un álbum lleno de calidad con buenas guitarras y una fusión verdaderamente acertada de Heavy,Thrash metal y algún que otro pasaje progresivo que indica que los norteamericanos están en una muy buena forma.El disco se inicia con "Born" todo un puñetazo sonoro lleno de riffs agresivos.La base rítmica es tremendamente violenta desde su inicio.Un temazo lleno de cambios de ritmo,con atmósferas un tanto pesimistas.El estribillo tiene buenas melodías."Fina
The 89th Carnival of the Godless is up at Rational Response Squad. I know that some of you have negative opinions of the Rational Response Squad and how they present themselves, but I encourage you to check out the carnival regardless. There has to be room under this atheist tent for all sorts, right?Tags: atheism, blog carnival, Rational Response Squad, godless
As a Christian who sees the Holy Bible as the complete word of God, I have been racking my brain to try to figure out how a pastor could take the Holy Bible and twist it to support separatism, racism and some of the other downright Godless beliefs adopted to by Reverend Jeremiah Wright, Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama and The Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago, IL. The problem was that I was not looking past the authority the Church claims to use.Ryan Lizza wrote an article about Barack Obama's unlikely political education for the New Republic last year that gave insight to the spiritual past and education of the group.After many lectures like this, Obama decided to take a second look at Wright's church. Older pastors warned him that Trinity was for "Buppies"--bl
I am officially announcing that the next Carnival of the Godless will be hosted here, on my blog, beginning April 13. Be on the lookout for that. I have gotten a bunch of good submissions already. The following is a "response" from a Vox Day fan. It is relatively devoid of anything intelligent, but I address it because everybody cries if I don't.Quote:I have some agreement with your comment. However we are not talking proof here, just a suggestion. Correlation implies causation. It is hypothesis generating. No, correlation does not imply causation, and a hypothesis should be generated before any experimentation is undertaken. The hypothesis comes from pure observation, and is then proven or not by experimentation. Perhaps you should study the scientific method. Quote:B
AMERICA NEEDS A PRIVATE CHARITY FUND FOR CHRISTIAN PARENTSThis is why you MUST send your kids to private schoolJimmy Z - Once again, the left exhibits the exact opposite of their self-described 'open minds.' There ought to be a fund for Christian parents who can't afford private school, but they know their kids are suffering the godless ranting of leftwing scumbag teachers who are not only offended by any profession of faith, but who will give students a zero if they dare to incorporate their faith in class.Now is the time for Christian parents to encourage their kids to stand up for what they believe, and then sue the living crap out of the schools. If they think they have no money now, wait until the Christians sue these deplorable public schools into submission.And the teachers themselv
Yesterday was a good day for atheist blog carnivals, as both Carnival of the Godless and Humanist Symposium were posted. You can find Carnival of the Godless at Atheist FAQ and Humanist Symposium at Mind on Fire. Check them out.Tags: atheist, blog carnival, Carnival of the Godless, Humanist Symposium
The 87th edition of Carnival of the Godless is up at Ironwolf. This one is set up to focus on readability, as Robert offers brief descriptive summaries of each post so you'll know which ones to peruse. My contribution to this carnival is my post about Wesley Crawford, the brave Mississippi high school student standing up for separation of church and state.Tags: godless, blog carnival, Mississippi, church and state, atheism, secular
Last night I watched a re-run of the 80th Academy Awards. The event was hosted by Jon Stewart. This is his second time to host the Oscars but I found his hosting quite stiff. I’ve never been really a fan of his, actually. Has Conan O’Brian hosted the Academy Awards yet?Anyway, the red carpet is an important aspect of the Academy awards. This is where superstars, mediocre stars and wannabe stars strut for the press. This is the event where designers fall all over nominees to wear their creations. I love Helen Miren’s gown best.There was a flashback of all the films that won the best picture award. Out of the 79 films that won I saw about 35. From these awardees, my favorites are: Gone with the Wind (1939, no! I wasn’t alive back then), West Side Story (1961), My Fair Lady (1964), T
Carnival of the Godless #86 is up at Life Before Death in case you haven't found it yet. My recent post, "In God We Trust" Must Go is included, as are many great posts from my fellow atheist bloggers.Tags: blog carnival, godless, atheist
TJM is proud to be able to bring all you godless heathen the 80th edition of the Carnival of the Godless. I hope that this post finds you still fat and happy with the spoils of Thanksgiving. For those of you that will be traveling this holiday season, travel safely and enjoy the season responsibly. Now, on to the submissions! Let’s get these posts spread around; Stumble, Digg or Reddit this post so we can help those that have contributed their posts to this issue get even more exposure. They will thank you and you will secure one golden token redeemable for a spot in hell.
Isla Skye shares a story of de-conversion and defection from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in De-bunking God. God is loving, kind and merciful, right? Well, think of this post as a character assassination, carried out with a 50 caliber PSG1.
The Australian Atheist takes on the abortion issue from a different point of view; the fetus’. In his post, “Are Aborted Fetuses Lucky?&rdqu
The 79th Carnival of the Godless is now up over at Sexy Secularist, and includes my post “Atheist, or Anti-Theist?“ Sexy Secularist has done a brilliant job of bringing it all together with witty rhyme. I suggest you pay her a visit and see what she’s done with this Carnival, and whilst you’re there read some of the excellent articles on display!
http://www.sexysecularist.com/?p=177
Yep, that's right. Your regular dose of Sunday godlessness is now available at Aardvarchaeology. Check it out, but remember not to gather any sticks today or you'll be put to death (Numbers 15:32, 36).Tags: Carnival of the Godless, godless, secular, atheism, blogging, blog carnival
The first Great American God-Out will be held on November 15, 2007, with a VIP party in New York City featuring Dr. Michael Shermer and Margaret Downey. Tickets are on sale now for those who will be in the New York area. Those of us outside the New York area can celebrate in a variety of ways, from hosting our own god-out parties in our communities, to spreading the word about freethought throughout America, to lobbying for church-state separation.For more, see this article at the Institute For Humanist Studies.Tags: Great American God-Out, atheism, godless, secular, freethought, America, religion
Greta Christina has the latest Carnival of the Godless. She writes:
So you thought you’d take an innocent visit to the Carnival of the Godless? See the godless sights, ride the godless rides, make yourself pleasantly sick on godless cotton candy?
Your visit is about to take a ghastly turn. Hand in your tickets, step through these gates, and abandon all hope. You are about to enter…
Carnival of the Godless #78: Haunted House Edition
hmmmm… godless cotton candy…
Browse the rest of Greta Christina’s blog while you are there. It is really very good. Hope you aren’t bashful though.
I try not to pick favorites from these carnivals and let the carnival itself advertise everyone equally, but I like this one a lot and it maps well to the themes of some of my posts.
Alister McGrath manages to go on and on and say almost nothing of substance. He refuses to commit himself to any type of position, and avoids being really debated by never staking out a claim
Carnival of the Godless #78 is now up at Greta Christina's Blog in the form of an extra spooky haunted house edition just in time for Halloween. It is a big one, full of sweet godless reading sure to rot your teeth, so make sure you check it out.Tags: godless, blog carnival, Carnival of the Godless, atheism, secular, Halloween
Like planets lining up perfectly for an eclipse, we are fortunate enough to witness two outstanding blog carnivals on the same day. Carnival of the Godless is up at The Skeptical Alchemist, and Humanist Symposium #9 is up at Greta Christina's Blog. Enjoy!H/T to A Load of BrightTags: Carnival of the Godless, Humanist Symposium, blog, blog carnival, blogging, atheism, humanism, secular, godless
If you're looking for some godless reading on this fine Sunday, head over to A Load of Bright to enjoy the 76th Carnival of the Godless. My post, Atheism Does Not Require Faith, is among the selections. I'm always happy when I remember to submit something before the deadline. See you there.Tags: atheism, secular, godless, carnival of the godless, blog carnival, atheist
Please remember that submissions for this Sunday’s Carnival of the Godless have to be in no later than tomorrow. You can email me directly or use the submission form.
Carnival of the Godless is now up at Ain't Christian. It looks like a couple of bloggers were permitted to have multiple entries. I'm not sure how that happened, but hey, more power to them. Check it out.Tags: Carnival of the Godless, blog carnival, blog, blogging, atheism, secular
Eve should have noticed the problem with the fruit.Here's your submissions with some inane commentary from myself:Sorry about the formatting... I give up... sigh.. how embarrassing!FitBuff presents Out of Body Experiences: Medical Mysteries or Scientific Explanation? posted at FitBuff.com's Total Mind and Body Fitness Blog, saying, "Out of body experiences have long been associated with divine intervention and miracles, but scientists claim to be able to now trigger them on demand in volunteers. Does this change the way you feel about these phenomena? It's interesting to note that though they can trigger the experience, they still can't explain exactly how or why it happens." Everyone heads for the light during 'Near Death Experiences'... could it actually be that most of us get reincarnated as Moths? They do have short lives. I promise not to mention Moths again during this carnival.Greta Christina presents Does The Emperor Have Clothes? Religion and the Destructive Force of As
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I love deconversion stories. I see every one as a triumphant two-fold victory, for the individual and, just as significantly, for the world. Atheist Hussy has started a new blog called Coming Out Godless, which will be an archive for such stories which have been voluntarily contributed. I think this is a wonderful idea, and I’m honoured to say that mine is the first listed. If you have a deconversion story written, I urge you to submit it. If you’ve never written your deconversion story, then here’s a great opportunity and incentive.
Long overdue, I’m also adding Atheist Hussy herself to the blogroll.
Welcome to the 72nd Carnival of the Godless! Contributions have been pouring in all week, and there is some great godless reading to be found here. I hope that you will enjoy the posts as much as I have.If this is your first visit to Atheist Revolution, welcome. I am an atheist blogger living in a particularly harsh climate for atheists, Mississippi, so I appreciate the opportunity to interact with my fellow atheists more than I can quantify. I started this blog in early 2005 to promote freedom from irrationality and to oppose Christian extremism in America.ActivismMike Haubrich presents How Two People Can Influence the Education of A Nation posted at Tangled Up In Blue. AtheismBob Kowalski presents What would it take for me to stop being an atheist? posted at Bob Kowalski.James Lewitzke presents Top 10 Reasons to Not Believe in God posted at Toptenlisted.com.EntertainmentJon Swift presents Harry Potter Is a Brat posted at Jon Swift.James Westfall presents West Palm Beach woman sets to
Ready for some quality godless reading? The 71st Carnival of the Godless is now up at Aardvarchaeology. As if that wasn't enough, the 5th Humanist Symposium will soon be appearing at The Green Atheist. Just how I like to spend my Sunday mornings.Tags: Carnival of the Godless, Humanist Symposium, blog carnival, atheism, humanism
PHILADELPHIA - It looks like the U.S. Mint has struck again — or not struck again, depending on how you look at it. New dollar coins featuring John Adams are missing edge inscriptions including "In God We Trust," according to the Professional Coin Grading Service, a rare coin authentication company based in Newport Beach, Calif.
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The latest edition of the Carnival of the Godless is up at Letters from a Broad. The next one is at Action Skeptics on June 10th.
PZ Myers of Pharyngula has put together a great collection of articles in response to the recent opening of the creation “museum” in Kentucky. Having a short attention span today, my favourite:
Other Carnivals:
The 39th edition of the Carnival of Liberals is up at A Blog Around the Clock.
The 38th edition of the Carnival of Feminists is up at Team Rainbow.
The 3rd edition of the Carnival of Space is up at Universe Today.
Over at Pharyngula, PZ recently asked what other atheists do on Easter. This is one holiday that I don't even acknowledge. The Christian version is a celebration of the very core of their religion, certainly not something I have any interest in celebrating. I can understand how the American commercialized version might hold some appeal for families with young children, but this is not my situation.So what will I do on Easter Sunday? I'll probably write a few blog posts for the upcoming week - this is going to be a busy one, so writing some stuff ahead of time is helpful. I imagine I'll do some yard work because this is the season when everything starts growing like crazy, and the weeds are going to take over soon. In short, I'll behave the same as I would on any other weekend.
From The Sunday Times (UK) November 19, 2006: Richard Dawkins, the Oxford University professor and campaigning atheist, is planning to take his fight against God into the classroom by flooding schools with anti-religious literature.He is setting up a charity that will subsidise books, pamphlets and DVDs attacking the "educational scandal" of theories such as creationism while promoting rational and scientific thought.The foundation will also attempt to divert donations from the hands of "missionaries" and church-based charities.His plans are sparking criticism from academics, religious leaders and fellow scientists. The Church of England described them as "disturbing", while others complained that Dawkins's foundation bore the "whiff of a campaigning organisation" rather than a charity.John Hall, dean of Westminster and the Church of England's chief education officer, said: "I would be very disturbed if this project was going to be widely supported because it's not based on reasoned
Carnival of the Godless is up at Brent Rasmussen's Unscrewing the Inscrutable. There's some good stuff there (including a little something from yours truly), so check it out.
