“Living a Lie? Are Atheists Building a Worldview on Christian Principles?”: A Rejoinder

Warning: I actually cuss in this post (which, you know, I do all the time – just not usually when I’m writing)…so be ye warned… Also, I don’t apologize for the superfluous amount of rhetoric that I used. – Son of a bitch! I’m really tired of these types of arguments. The claim that atheists [...]

A Free Pass for the Religious (read: Christian)

I’ll say right now that this post will be more pointed towards Christians specifically; this is done on purpose. I’ve always been bothered by the fact that there are many legal exclusionary provisions that allows owners of private businesses to discriminate against who they can hire based on anything other than necessary qualification. Most notably, [...]

Indonesian Atheist Faces Jailtime

As numerous news sources are now reporting, an Indonesian atheist could be sentenced up to 5 years jail time for simply being atheist. Here’s an excerpt from an article found in the Telegraph: The atheist identified as Alexander, who goes by just one name [The BBC reports that his full name is Alexander Aan], now faces five years [...]

What A Relief: A Response

This will be my second response to fellow blogger John’s two posts For Goodness Sake and What A Relief (note: these two posts were  not necessarily written as a two-part series. I just decided to conjoin my responses with these two posts as I felt that they were related.) (Also of note, I won’t be addressing [...]

For Goodness Sake: A Response

My friend and fellow blogger, John, has written two posts that I have taken a particular interest in. The first (which was written back in October) and second post (his most recent), respectively, are For Goodness Sake and What A Relief. I want to respond to both of these posts, so I will be tackling the first post now [...]