Learn what Atheism is and why it feels so good. Why There is so much social buzz around it and is it truly correct? And also learn how to argue with an Atheist and actually win ! By exploiting one very serious problem with Atheism………
Atheism — Novice Narrators
Andy Tix, from “Psychology Today” writes on the non-intellectual factors that are taken into consideration by non-religious people. It is often said by atheists that Christians just believe for emotional/psychological reasons. What we are finding out is that no matter what you believe, there are strong psychological forces at play. However, none of this tells […]
The New Psychology of Atheism — Help Me Believe
I’m truly curious why there are so many people I run into who don’t grasp that as an atheist, I don’t believe in a source or creator, gods, goddesses of any kind or number, or even a higher power. There is… NOTHING. This isn’t unsettling to me. I don’t feel the need to feel connected […]
Why is atheism hard to understand? — Succulent Savage Says…
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Atheism — Coalition of the Brave
Humans live in the realm of myths. We have myths that explain our experiences and relate us to the world around us. One of the definitions of myth provided by the Merriam-Webster dictionary is, “a popular belief or tradition that has grown up around something or someone especially: one embodying the ideals and institutions of […]
Myths Of Atheism: Hypatia — Bad Atheist
I have some videos of Dorothy’s babies (yes, still six) preening, dunking, and engaging in other watersports, but I’ll leave those until later this week. Today I’ll try to catch up on the photographs. First, the red-eared sliders, which are coming out often in the heat: No matter how old these are, they always […]
Monday duck report — Why Evolution Is True
Recent coronavirus outbreaks have been linked to fraternities at universities in Washington, California and Mississippi, and experts say it’s an example of what’s to come as many colleges reopen for in-person classes beginning in August. At least 136 fraternity house residents and nine other students at the University of Washington in Seattle had tested positive…
Coronavirus Outbreaks Linked to Fraternity Houses are a Warning for College Campuses — TIME
There are several different statements used to define Parallel Universes. The first is based on a theory that observable Universe is a part of a much larger Universe, comprised of an infinite number of Universes. Each Universe is spatially separated enough within its own bubble such that someone in one Universe would never be able […]
What Is A Parallel Universe? — Kaahsh
The carbon dioxide molecule was riding along on Industrial Revolution’s expansion of carbon-based energy usage to transportation, war material, agriculture, and other 20th century basics of modern living, but it needed a stealthy, practical, ubiquitous social production source to grow its level of permeation into the global atmosphere. Lo and behold, the Internet – what […]
Stupidity Machine — THE UNERADICATED FUTILIST
BOSTON — Private investment firms that manage the fortunes of wealthy individuals and their kin were approved for millions of dollars in taxpayer-funded relief loans designed to help small businesses weather the coronavirus lockdown, according to a review of recently released government data. Read More
Amid pandemic, wealthy U.S. families approved for government loans — Financial Post
