Monthly Archives: January 2008

Bryan Pesta is the person who began the now-defunct Atheist and Agnostic Group on MySpace. A story about the group’s deletion appeared in today’s edition of The Plain Dealer (Cleveland). (Thanks to reporter David Briggs for writing about it!) In … Continue reading →

Gotta break the cycle somewhere… (via The Frame Problem) [tags]atheist, atheism, Christian, Christianity[/tags]

Thank you, Freedom of Information Act. Governmentattic has a collection of complaints made to the FCC regarding Penn & Teller‘s Bullshit! It’s amazing how many people don’t know how to change the channel or can’t stand any form of criticism … Continue reading →

Unbrainwashed recently made a comment suggesting we ought to have a message board so that people who visit this site can carry on their own discussions. The upside to this is that the threads could last several days, as opposed … Continue reading →

Lisa Swinehart is compiling a collection of “secular short stories” written by current and future leaders of the atheist/agnostic/Humanist/what-have-you movement. Since many of you are popular bloggers who fit that description, you might already have a story that is perfect … Continue reading →

… Don’t go crazy and start screaming that you want to talk to God in the middle of a flight. It scares people. An Air Canada flight made an emergency landing in the Irish Republic after a pilot apparently suffered … Continue reading →

The Atheist and Agnostic Group on MySpace (once, technically the largest atheist group in the world) is still deleted. The Secular Student Alliance issued this press release: “MySpace refuses to undelete the group, although it never violated any terms of … Continue reading →

Josh and Karlene are seminary students looking to speak to non-Christians as part of a class project: We are seminary students who have been given an assignment in one of our classes to have a series of conversations with others … Continue reading →

They are! Kinda. One year after the election of Pope Benedict XVI, the Vatican, in a reversal of church doctrine, is prepared to allow the use of condoms to combat AIDS. In a victory for reform-minded critics of the Vatican, … Continue reading →