Atheism

We’ve all lost people. To death. To addiction. To fascist beliefs. We’ve all lost dreams of one sort or another. No one’s life turns out exactly the way they want it to.

Acts of “goodness” provide a reliable return on investment. That’s why we do them.

We are made of stardust, yet we are mortal. How do we reconcile our own mortality with a near-eternal universe?

Display of the cross in the United States is plausibly-deniable patriarchy and white privilege hiding in plain sight.

Verbal responses to sneezing are near-universal across human cultures. What is the meaning of these sayings? What should you say?

How did religion come to be opposed to universal civil rights?

Even though we called ourselves The Radical Secular, the tone was not nearly radical enough for me. I can’t stomach pulling any punches about religion or spirituality.

September 11 was only the opening act. 21 years later we still are asleep to the threat posed by the false beliefs of religion, to freedom and democracy everywhere.

No one knows anything about any god-being. Many pretend to know things they don’t know, and are lying to themselves and their followers.

The moral collapse of the “New Atheists,” labeling progressive politics, including climate change activism, as a “Woke Religion.”