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The foibles of human cognition are found among the religious and the non-religious alike; among theists and nontheists. One such foible is "The Great Man Theory of History". I have written and illustrated a critique of this theory here on my blog. It is pertinent especially with the recent assassination of Osama bin Ladin.
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Try joining groups like the busy discussion group ORIGINS (Origins: Universe, Life, Humans, Evolution, Religion..... ).
I have been running a long discussion there about being "Proud to be Atheist" as we all should be, seeing that we hold the intellectual high ground over the nonsense of the irrational religious fantasisers.
Terry Meaden