Several of the singles from it have atheistic themes, including the song “The Future Goes“:

An excerpt from the lyrics (at the 1:14 mark):

So when we say that we’re better than you/ essentially that//
is to say that we pay attention to facts//
So come with us. We can teach you every attack//
the pseudoscientific mindset sets in a trap//
You will never go back/ Once you’re given the awe//
it’s grander than any caricature religion could draw//
I had a vision of all/ of us in a prison of straw men//
My mission is to make sure they ain’t winning this war//
So the battle lines are drawn in the sand/ ‘cos all that I am//
is a man/ shaping his logical thoughts to a plan/ Damn//
We need clear heads to get out of this mess//
So tell religious leaders step aside; it’s probably best/ Yes//

Who needs Gospel music when there’s Godless rapping to be spread?

Buy the album and keep this sort of thing going!

An excerpt from the lyrics:

…the other side interested in scaring
the rest of us here with a message of fear
so todays questions appear
through the lens of yesterday’s perception of fair
and the prejudice clear
whenever they’re debating on who gets to be married
always saying to protect the kids
really they’re afraid we’ll reject their myths

The entire album or just the single can be found on his site.

Chorus 2X:
Living a lie.
Never given the time to even think but you were given a mind.
Start to think and you’ll find the very truth that is hidden inside
and stop believing in the lie the sky. (The lie in the sky.)

Verse 1:
Brainwashed since birth to believe so they’ll live in fear.
Get them scared at a young age of a god that isn’t there.
Train the youth to hate ya, for obeyin’ human nature.
Major religions taking young children to mutilate them.
I wish there was a hell so the Pope could see the beast
for covering up crimes of the pedophile priests.
We don’t need religion to teach morals… ridiculous.
Your backwards way of thinkin’ is looking so hideous.
Mother Teresa wasn’t special; it was a cover up.
Witnesses of her so called miracles, they would shut them up.
Magazines printing full stories that reeked of fabrication,
while the sheep followed so blindly and gave her adulation.
If we all come from a white Adam and Eve, some one
tell me where all of the different colors of the world come from.
There’s no evidence for a god, but there is for evolution.
Let’s rebuild the mind that religion’s been polluting

Chorus 2X:
Living a lie.
Never given the time to even think but you were given a mind.
Start to think and you’ll find the very truth that is hidden inside
and stop believing in the lie the sky. (The lie in the sky.)

Verse 2:
The church imprisoned Galileo for the birth of modern science
’cause they don’t want us to learn. They want mankind’s compliance.
Giving us facts, but religion had to take him out
for teaching we went around the sun and not the other way around.
Religion gave us the dark ages, the heartless
thousand-year period of intellectual darkness.
How can you believe that creation was instantaneous?
Yet all the worlds genocides, god also gave to yas?
Modern organisms from simple to complex
only reflect an evolutionary process.
When someone young dies, “god’s work’s a mystery.”
Forget the millions killed in his name throughout history.
Coincidences happen and some become spiritual
and suddenly wanna label the incident a miracle.
Mind control is just religions main obsession.
Born with curiosity but you better suppress it.

(Thanks to Mark for the link and lyrics!)

Lead singer Bruce Harris describes the humanist message in Flow, saying:

Flow is about what religion costs us, believers and unbelievers alike, in terms of lost love and wasted friendships. Most atheists I know have experienced the familiar story; Maybe a friend or relative who learns about our lack of faith, who then begins to treat us differently.”

The single “Flow” costs $0.99 and about $0.70 will go to the SSA.

The full album costs $3.96 and a little more than half will go to the SSA.

Check them out! It’s a generous offer from the band and a great way to spread their music.

You can download the MP3 of that song right here.

I’m not sure I agree with it. (Since when are Jews and Muslims on the same side for anything…?!)

Want a more appropriate image? Have all those faiths pulling from all different directions with a couple nukes flying in for good measure.

The atheists would be the ones furiously trying to push the halves of the Earth back together.

Nevertheless, I think it fits!

You can see Johnny Kaje‘s other atheist ponies here

David writes in an email:

It was inspired by Sagan’s “Pale Blue Dot” and the whole idea of the Goldilocks zone we inhabit. It goes from there to humanist values, punctuated by visuals of a recent trip I took to Kenya on a humanitarian mission. The video actually opens up in the Rift Valley. I dedicated it to the recently deceased Nobel Prize Winner, Wangari Maathai, who did much to forward Kenya’s progress with her tireless work towards conserving the resources of our planet.

I can’t wait to hear a church choir sing a rendition of this song…

Cynthia needs some help, though, so she’s raising funds on Kickstarter.

Need some motivation to donate? Listen to the lyrics in one of the album’s first tracks, “Sunday in Reality”:

She has no invisible means of support so if you think her project is worthwhile, pitch in a few bucks! We could always use more atheist musicians

If you can make it to the 1:16 mark, you get to hear Christian Rapping…

If you make it to the end, you deserve a cookie.

By the way, that’s a real song from a real album by a real group…

And you thought Christians were incapable of being cool.

(via Christian Nightmares)