So, what do we have this week? A focus on the wars between science, reason, and rationality against creationism, lunacy, and arrogant ignorance. A very creative “demonstration” of how random mutations along with selection pressure make evolution not as improbable as creationists would like us to believe. A round of misinformation from creationists, regarding the Altenberg meeting of leading evolutionary biologists. Also answer to the questions “what really happened at the Altenberg meeting“, and “does atheism require faith too?“

Christians have decided they need to do something to re-establish France as “the kingdom [...] predestined by God to defend the Church of Christ Our Lord” because it currently has too many atheists! Of course.

Favorite Atheist Quotes (part 2)

Some interesting articles I think they are worth reading. McCain vs. Obama, on immorality of atheists, abortion is bad, abortion is very bad, and how the mercury/toxins/something else in vaccines is killing us all!

Favorite Atheist Quotes (part 1)

I have heard a number of times that religion has offered many good things in humanity and it still does. I would like to argue with this idea and show that this is irrelevant to whether we need religion or not. Inspired by some discussions I had recently with some friends of mine…

This video is the best evidence that religion is the most efficient way to control and manipulate the masses. In a nation that has derailed from its secular foundations, the whole of the Republican party uses religion to gain a number of votes from the vast majority of Christians in the country. They prefer that than to sound a bit educated -but I guess in the US no one could tell such difference unfortunately.

The Out Campaign is an attempt to raise awareness about atheism, and to bring together people sharing the same ideas and rational thinking. The Out Campaign is not about organizing people to attack religion in numbers! It is about letting people know that being an atheist is an option. It is about letting people know that discrimination against atheists must not be tolerated. It is not about imposing atheism on other people! In fact it is exactly the opposite: to resist dogmatic people wishing to impose their beliefs on others by means of propaganda, brainwashing, lying, and unacceptable methods to infiltrate the educational and political system.