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Comment by Luis Miguel Luna on January 13, 2010 at 11:36pm -
Hey all, I run an on and off blog by the name of Miguel's Musings.
I don't usually write about skeptical or religious topics but I've been planning to get into it when the homework lets up. My latest piece was on alternative medicine and any comments/criticisms/concerns on the blog would be greatly appreciated. Thanks fer yer time!
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Comment by Frank on January 1, 2010 at 9:22pm - I blog about education and right-brained stuff at the Divergent Learner blog.
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Comment by Arleth on November 30, 2009 at 12:49am -
I created this site/ blog a week ago: Resident Atheist.
It's meant to be a list of resources for those exploring atheism or atheists, but is also a blog for commenting on current atheism/ religion issues and articles, as well as the other issues sometimes (e.g. gay rights, humanism). Please give suggestions/ more links if you have any, thank you!
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Comment by Sitakali on November 17, 2009 at 12:47am -
http://sitakali.org
I blog about politics, science, and skepticism, as well as many other things. Mostly, I blog about my political beliefs, which are libertarian socialist in nature.
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Comment by Shamar on November 16, 2009 at 3:36am -
http://www.EscapeFromDogma.blogspot.com/
I blog about atheism, science, and skepticism, and once in a while related stories that have to do with atheism, science, and skepticism specifically here in Texas. I'm just getting started, but I post on a semi-daily basis, and would love to stimulate some more discussion.
Thanks guys for taking a look :-)
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Comment by Jeff Satterley on October 23, 2009 at 12:45am -
Just started a blog called Infallible Failure, where I talk about atheism and religion, as well as pseudo-science.
I particularly like to not only blog about current events in general, but also examine the arguments made about topics on religion, science, philosophy in depth, and discover where mistakes are made and why.
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Comment by Guy Alan on September 28, 2009 at 8:54am - Definitely check out Drazzel's blog (2 posts below). Give mine a look too!
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Comment by Tim Brown on August 11, 2009 at 9:04am -
http://anyeverynot.wordpress.com/
I blog here, about Atheism and Anarchism. I try to promote debate and discussion. Small now, but I hope to get bigger soon.
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Comment by Drazzel Feliu on July 9, 2009 at 11:54pm -
Hi everyone. The title of the blog is very straight forward. Asking the god question. I try to provide my personal view on issues relevant to atheists while inviting all theists to at least re-examine what they claim to believe. I try not to be too strident and polemical but sometimes the commentary gets a little carried away.
http://askingthegodquestion.blogspot.com
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Comment by Joe McCraw on July 8, 2009 at 4:16pm - I post human rights violations perpetrated for faith and religion at IntolerantFaith.com. Let me know what you think.
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It's true. The people who are persecuted generally have to fight the standards. Not to mention that it's older women who perpetuate the practice by forcing it on younger women.
I'm hopeful about it.
I know the feeling well (no pun, either).
There are exceptions to most every rule, after all, which is why the refusal to acknowledge, much less investigate, such exceptions makes no sense.
I have never heard that distinction being made between ethics and morals. I have heard people use the phrase "your moral values." It seems to me, just based on how people use the words, that just the opposite is true. Morals seem like something more…
i would not be an atheist without it.
Thanks for the clarification, Jo. Now, wouldn't it be interesting if they introduced hate crime law that focuses on the source of hate, rather than the target?
Take the Tiller case, for example. Roeder subscribes to a belief system that foments hat…
Your honour, it's obvious that Freedom of Anonymity is a master of pulling information from his rectum.
While his source of information might be suitable for Oprah or the WWF, it's obviously useless for those that expect wild claims to be backed by…
If every time a future pedophile was born - a bright scarlet "F" was burned into his/her hands where all cannot help to see it. Then as they get older you'd be able to prevent any child abuse. 'nuff said. That - and anyone doing more than spanking a…
We (the USA) don't cry out against male circumcision because it's 'our' accepted brand of genital modification. We've only recently begun to examine it as a society, as far as I know. We’re still attached to it as a custom and don't see it as being…
I'm sadly not optimistic of the outcome. But hopeful that it will make a difference. Girls even in canada and US are routinely kidnapped. Their mothers/aunts/cousins will even hire and ship in by plane a doctor from a FGM-friendly country like syria…
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