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Song #19: “You Must Be Born Again”
Following the tradition of good Christian mothers everywhere, my mother forced me to go to church when I was kid. I got out as soon as I was big enough to physically resist being dragged there. Years later I dug … Continue reading
Posted in music & audio
Tagged: 30 songs, gospel, jesus, mahalia jackson, religion
Religion’s Role In The Discrimination Of Women
Religion lies about women, an astute, thoughtful essay about religion’s influence on gender discrimination. [Religion] has got away for so long with the kind of lunatic word-games that allow death-by-torture to be presented as an act of love, and eternal … Continue reading
God Hates Japan? Don’t Think So
God Hates Japan. It’s not what it implies. Click the link. Donate. Now. (via Friendly Atheist)
Penn Jillette Explains How He Became An Atheist
Penn Jillette, of Penn and Teller fame, explains how he became an atheist and the effect the bible had on him. The video is from Big Think, where they have lots of cool videos on interesting subjects.
Posted in religion
Tagged: atheism, bible, christianity, penn and teller, penn jillette, religion
An Argument Against Faith
Putting faith in its place, a brilliant explanation of arguments used to justify faith as an excuse for religious belief: (via The Atheist Missionary)