There is a group on Facebook (the name doesn’t matter), that generally seeks to do good, with a “pay it forward” sort of attitude. And that’s great. I have no problem with people being good to others for whatever reason, … Continue reading →
Well, okay, maybe just a wee bit. Faith is not a virtue; it is an admission of intellectual laziness. “The God I believe in doesn’t do that….” Bullshit! The god you believe in does not exist and you’re too fucking … Continue reading →
2. “Religion is a personal matter. It’s not polite to bring it up.” 3. “You’re an atheist? I feel sorry for you.” 4. “If you’re an atheist, life has no purpose.” Continuing my look at Jeffrey Tayler’s article: 15 ways atheists … Continue reading →
In 15 ways atheists can stand up for rationality, author Jeffrey Taylor lays out the ways in which atheists can and should speak up for rational living. He does it by presenting actual situations or statements we are likely to … Continue reading →
I was listening to The Atheist Experience #503, from several years ago and one tiny little bit struck me… Ashley and Matt were commenting about people going to church to constantly be reinforced in their faith, and it got me … Continue reading →
TaylorX04 posted a video entitled, ” William Lane Craig’s Favorite Fallacy in which he discusses Craig’s modo hoc fallacy: “After all, if there is no God, then what’s so special about human beings? They’re just accidental by-products of nature…” — … Continue reading →
I was just watching Steve Shives’ video (see below), and I have to recommend it, and the rest of his series as he comments on Keller’s book. One thought comes to mind. Keller, and so many others of the Christian … Continue reading →
One of the greatest fallacies of the so-call “pro-life” crowd is the idea that “abortion is murder, because life begins at conception.” No, life does not “begin” at conception. Life happens all around, all the time. The egg and the … Continue reading →
When I was little, New Years Day meant we would get our Christmas presents. Christmas gifting ritual was a pain! Grandma and Grandpa Wilfley would come over, we’d have Sara Lee coffee cake warmed in the oven. And then … Continue reading →