I am pretty excited about the upcoming Christianity Is not Great, John Loftus' latest anthology which comprises a plethora of fantastic authors and chapters, it seems (I have not read the chapters, though cannot wait). This is really shaping up to be a corker. Get it pre-ordered!
H/T Leon Korteweg: Two days ago, Belgian philosopher Maarten Boudry, known for his criticism of religion, posted this at the end of a status update in which he criticised left-oriented intellectuals who
A great video:
Kaveh Mousavi over at On the Margin of Error has given a cracking review of our recent 13 Reasons To Doubt. Here is an excerpt:
Patriotism is the last refuge of the scoundrel and flag-waving the first action of a warmonger. yes-no2 I am British, English, and live on the south coast of the UK. That said, the coming Thursday referendum affects me as much as most people in the country. I will set out what is, for me and m
I follow God on Twitter, and he is downright funny, acerbic and nails so many big points in so few facetious characters. So I was happy when he announced that he had a
I am really happy to have done an interview with Kaveh Mousavi at FTB on his On the Margin of Error blog. The subjects ranged from free will, to political liberty and Islam
I, as you may well know, contribute to the Skepticule podcast by recording a counter-apologetics segment for them, Pearced Off. My segment is always followed by an interesting discussion of ideas brought up
Here is another account in my series of real-life deconversion stories. They are often painful, psychological affairs, as you can see from the various accounts. Void is a frequent poster here, and it is great to get posters involved with the blog as a whole. I thank him for his contribution. The pre
There is less than 1 chance in 100,000 that global average temperature over the past 60 years would have been as high without human-caused greenhouse gas emissions, our new research shows.
D Rizdek recently posted an interesting comment on one of the threads here which he kindly expanded into a post: Some theists think that I, by my atheism, have denied myself any objective
One of the very first blog pieces on ATP from the early days when we were Skeptic Blogs was The Experience Machine: Would You Live In A Utopian Virtual Reality? I am now going to revisit this a little.