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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Ask Richard: Should Unsuccessful Atheists Stay in the Closet?
Note: Letter writers’ names are changed to protect their privacy. Should unsuccessful atheists stay in the closet? Assuming that an atheist is unsuccessful in life, should that person refrain from being outspoken about his/her atheism? I’ve recently heard multiple prominent … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Coming Out, General, Richard Wade
50 Comments
Fort Worth Transit Authority Now Bans Religious and Non-Religious Ads
In Texas, the Dallas – Forth Worth Coalition of Reason bus ad is getting all sorts of publicity because of this ad: Of course, the publicity only increased after a Christian group decided to stalk the four buses carrying that … Continue reading
Posted in Atheist Advertising, General, Politics
43 Comments
Clay Duke Was No Humanist
***Update***: To the commenters, I’m aware of the No True Scotsman fallacy, which I tried to avoid in this post. I stand by what I wrote, saying that Duke was no Humanist. Those principles very clearly oppose his actions. Duke … Continue reading
Posted in General
67 Comments
The Onion on Terry Jones
The Onion named Pastor Terry Jones a “Person Who Mattered in 2010” With the gaze of the whole world fixed on his small Gainesville, FL–based Dove World Outreach Center this Sept. 11, Pastor Terry Jones shocked an anxious media by … Continue reading
Posted in General, Humor, Politics
5 Comments
I Think the Billboard Has Made It
You know your atheist billboard has made it when it’s referenced in a political cartoon: And, of course, the original has been getting attention for weeks: American Atheists president Dave Silverman tweeted yesterday that it was the first day he’s … Continue reading
Posted in Atheist Advertising, General, Politics
12 Comments
I Was on a Christian Radio Show…
Yesterday, I was a guest on a Christian radio show. Before you listen to it, understand how this even happened. I got an email from the show’s producer a couple weeks ago: I checked out their website and got a … Continue reading
Posted in General, Science
99 Comments
His Christian Views Didn’t Work Against Him
In Arizona, Christopher Gleason was nominated to serve on the state’s Independent Redistricting Commission (a powerful body that draws “lines for congressional and legislative districts”). He had the support of Republican House Speaker Kirk Adams. But it turns out he … Continue reading
Posted in General, Politics
26 Comments
A Farewell to John Dawkins
Richard Dawkins‘ father died a couple days ago and he penned the obituary: My father, (Clinton) John Dawkins, who has died peacefully of old age, packed an enormous amount into his 95 years. … He and Jean (who survives him) … Continue reading
Posted in Death, General
3 Comments
How Are Anti-Intellectuals Like the Roadrunner?
RogueBlueJay talks about “anti-intellectuals” — a group that basically includes everyone from fundamentalists to Birthers to Sarah Palin fans… Is the analogy accurate? Who else is like the Roadrunner? (Thanks to Jake for the link!)
Posted in General
48 Comments
Atheists Protest Hartford City Council Prayers
When atheists protested a city council meeting in Hawaii earlier in the year, they came out on top — they were found “not guilty” of disorderly conduct in court. Maybe that’s the inspiration for another city council protest that took … Continue reading
Posted in General, Politics
24 Comments


