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jeff dee rants at a christian caller why he is upset with his religion.
the bible say that any man that talks about god and he say he don't exist, it mean that he a false prophesies. sorry for the bad audio.
the atheist experience is a weekly cable access television show in austin, texas, geared at an atheist and non-atheist audience. the atheist experience is produced by the atheist community of austin (aca), a nonprofit educational corporation to develop and support the atheist community, to provide opportunities for socializing and friendship, to promote secular viewpoints, to encourage positive atheist culture, to defend the first amendment principle of state-church separation, to oppose discrimination against atheists and to work with other organizations in pursuit of common goals
losing your religion? poll: growing number of atheists, religion declining. the american religious identification survey has released numbers for 2008 (previous surveys were done in 2001 and 1990).
is o`reilly really an atheist?
this is a clip from episode 563 of "the atheist experience" tv show
how religious should convert atheists.
a clip from a recent episode of the atheist experience
the 'god box' creates the faith within you - the atheist experience #606
the extraordinary statement by the cardinal that secularists and atheists are not fully human.
atheist soldier sues army for `unconstitutional` discrimination. ignore the dumb questions from the reporter.
a guide to converting atheists. part 2
taking a look at what some atheists think about marriage.
part 1 the atheist experience is a live public access show based in austin tx. they`ve been doing a one and a half hour show weekly for 11 years, as well as a podcast called the non prophets. they are really quite phenomenal at what they do. you can watch live via webcast as well as participate in their live chatroom, sundays at 2 central at: www.upstream.tv\channel\the-atheist-experience
the atheist experience is a live public access show based in austin tx. they've been doing a one and a half hour show weekly for 11 years, as well as a podcast called the non prophets. they are really quite phenomenal at what they do. you can watch live via webcast as well as participate in their live chatroom, sundays at 2 central at: www.upstream.tv\channel\the-atheist-experience
i was having an argument with someone on the internet, and they asked me, as an atheist, what exactly do i believe in? (it is a common misconception that atheists have no beliefs, or no moral beliefs, at all.) so i made this video. transcript at: http://coffeeghost.net
atheist summer camp an atheist summer camp for children is taking place in somerset, to offer a "godless alternative" to religious camps. the five-day camp in somerset for children aged eight to 17 rivals traditional breaks run by the scouts and church groups. camp quest aims to encourage skepticism and critical thinking.
everybody is an atheist with respect to all the gods humanity has ever believed in; some of us just go one god further...
another survey puts japan in the top tier of nations with populations most likely to believe in evolution. could japan be a paradise for atheists?
jesus fights atheists in "jesus christ vampire hunter" , 16.5 mb. the movie is not that great , but have some funny scenes .
a common criticism of atheists is that they have no values, no moral compass, and a philosophy of "if it feels good, do it." but is that really borne out by the evidence? and, if not, where does their moral compass come from?
a guy calls in to an atheist radio talk show with claims that the end of the world is near, president obama is the anti-christ and that the book of revelations will come true but then the hosts of the talk show use sense and knowledge to own the caller.
london — london buses have god on their side — but not for long, if atheists have their way. the sides of some of london's red buses will soon carry ads asserting there is "probably no god," as nonbelievers fight what they say is the preferential treatment given to religion in british society. organizers of a campaign to raise funds for the ads said wednesday they received more than $113,000 in donations, almost seven times their target, in the hours since they launched the project on a charity web site. supporters include oxford university biologist richard dawkins, who donated $9,000. the money will be used to place posters on 30 buses carrying the slogan "there's probably no god. now stop worrying and enjoy your life." the plan was to run the ads for four weeks starting in january, but so much money has been raised that the project may be expanded. "a lot of people say trying to organize atheists is like herding cats. the last couple of days shows that is not true," said comedy writer ariane sherine, who started the campaign. while most london buses carry posters for shops or hollywood movies, christian churches and muslim groups have bought bus-side ad space in the past. sherine came up with the idea after seeing a series of christian posters on london buses. she said she visited the web site promoted on one ad and found it told nonbelievers they would spend eternity in torment in hell. "i thought it would be a really positive thing to counter that by putting forward a much happier and more upbeat advert, saying 'don't worry, you're not going to hell,'" said sherine, 28. "atheists believe this is the only life we have, and we should enjoy it." the british humanist association, which is administering the fundraising drive, said it had been so successful the campaign might spread to other cities including manchester and edinburgh. most britons identify themselves as christians, but few attend church regularly, and public figures rarely talk about their beliefs. former prime minister tony blair was rare among politicians in speaking openly about his christian faith. dawkins, author of the best-selling atheist manifesto "the god delusion," said that religion nonetheless held a privileged position in society. "religious organizations have an automatic tax-free charitable status," he said. "bishops sit in the house of lords automatically. religious leaders get preferential treatment on all sorts of commissions. "this campaign to put alternative slogans on london buses will make people think — and thinking is anathema to religion." dawkins said that as an atheist he "wasn't wild" about the ad's assertion that there was "probably" no god. sherine said the word was included to ensure the posters didn't breach transit advertising regulations, which stipulate ads should not offend religious people. few believers appeared offended by the campaign, although most doubted it would work. "i think people will ask themselves, 'on what basis can they make that statement?" said inayat bunglawala of the muslim council of britain. "so it will get people thinking, so in that sense it can only be good." ad agency cbs outdoor, which manages advertising on many london buses, said it had approved the atheist campaign. sales and marketing director tim bleakley said "our decision to take an ad that promotes god, or one that promotes no god, is based on commercial terms, as long as the advertising copy itself does not breach u.k. advertising standards." the rev. jenny ellis, spirituality and discipleship officer for the methodist church, welcomed the ads. "this campaign will be a good thing if it gets people to engage with the deepest questions of life," she said. the religious think tank theos said it had donated $82 to the campaign, on the grounds that the ads were so bad they would probably attract people to religion. "it tells people to 'stop worrying,' which is hardly going to be a great comfort for those who are concerned about losing jobs or homes in the recession," said theos director paul woolley. "stunts like this demonstrate how militant atheists are often great adverts for christianity." source
helping people find out that, it's okay not to believe in god.
