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Comment on Faith Insurance by Luise Griffieth

Luise Griffieth — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 14:14:14 +0000

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Comment on Baby-Eating Atheists by A Trans Lover

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Comment on If String Theorists Were Mechanics by Knobby

Knobby — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 08:27:25 +0000

and if they find evidence of supersymmetry, it doesn’t matter….cos she gets to drive home in a MONSTER truck!

Comment on “Let It Rock,” A Humanist Pop-Rock Anthem by catO

catO — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 04:47:03 +0000

I’m about a year from a PhD in English. I google-fu’ed my way to your blog post, and my heart grew three sizes today. O mighty writer of this blog post, I <3 you.

If your degree in English didn’t take you down the rabbit hole that is the PhD, a little context: regularly shutting down higher brain function in a variety of ways is absolutely essential for maintaining a sense of perspective in this nut-house. I arrived at your blog post because Let it Rock is about midway through my jogging play list, and that’s the only time I hear it–when the endorphins have kicked in and higher brain function mercifully shuts down.

Today, for the first time, I vaguely processed some of the lyrics and panicked a little. OMFG, is my inspired running inspired by some religious shit going down in this song? WTF is Lil Wayne doing in an Xian rock song? Have I gone round the bend? Did I accidentally deconstruct myself into a puddle of socially constructed whatnot?

“With a little French philosophy under my belt, there was no end to my capacity to spew bullshit.” Truer words were never blogged. I’m off to read everything else ever published on this blog, but I just wanted to say, you are a goddamn national treasure.

Comment on Was Darwin Wrong? (Part 1) by Jacob F.

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Comment on The Allegory of the Trolley Problem Paradox by Laurie

Laurie — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 20:24:12 +0000

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Comment on Atheism and the Scope of Skepticism by ronmurp

ronmurp — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 10:22:26 +0000

Many, if not most, atheists accept the label ‘Atheist’ as the nearest convenient label that describes their position regarding religion, which is pretty much the same as that of many, if not most, skeptics. An atheist will use the label when being specifically sceptical about the origins of the universe and the interventions of any external agent - and for clarity may express it as ‘A-theist’ to emphasise the lack of commitment to theism, rather than an absolute claim to there being no deity. The label ‘Agnostic’ doesn’t go quite far enough and gives religion more credibility than this particular brand of skeptic thinks is due. I use the label ‘Atheist’ for myself when discussing theism, but ‘Skeptic’ when discussing other flaky claims. Even ardent atheists like Richard Dawkins express a similar view. I’d also expect that most people who label themselves as sceptics would appreciate this, so what’s the big deal?