Merry Christmas to all.
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Here's a great piece on @meganphelps, formally of Westboro Baptist Church. She gives us hope for humanity. newyorker.com/magazine/2015/…
This graph shows The Christian Bible's major contradictions. gizmodo.com/this-comprehensi…
"Outsiders are telling public school families that we must follow the rich man's elitist religion of evolution…" - courierpress.com/news/2013/j…
I think this project idea is spectacular: kickstarter.com/projects/719… h/t: @aadrianson
I didn't participate in this, but I wish I had. Taking "God" off of currency. ffrf.org/news/news-releases/…
@Barbara_NC I say *almost* because there's an extremely, absurdly slim possibility that you're right. You have to account for doubt.
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@Barbara_NC Similarly, given that any suggestion originates from a single source no one can verify, I'd say you're almost certainly wrong.
.@pantophobe So, "probably". I believe in our methods—they allow us to improve and change our thinking given evidence. cc: @carutherspoon
.@pantophobe In my mind, to think—to *know*—with certainty that there is no god can be riddled with just as much dogma. cc: @carutherspoon
.@pantophobe Agnosticism doesn't mean questioning so much it acknowledges humans may be ill-equipped to be 100% certain. cc: @carutherspoon
.@pantophobe Interestingly, theists will try and get self-proclaimed atheists to acknowledge they're actually agnostic. cc: @carutherspoon
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