"The sad thing is, that this is more the norm than not. The authorities need to crush these people.
And don't be afraid of the term "animal rights" like some non-theists are afraid of the term "atheist." Just like atheism,…"
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Justin Ellsworth commented on Trina Hoaks's blog post Conklin Dairy Farms' animal cruelty caught on video - Petition started - Arrest made
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Calling all freelance writers
In case you haven't heard by now, the Examiner.com staff is looking to add more writers to its site.If you are a writer and are interested in becoming a freelance writer with Examiner, they are now looking for writers to write on a national level as well as on the local level. They have a great number of topics you can choose from (doesn't have to be atheism). Also, if you feel you want to write about somethig that isn't listed, you can suggest a new topic (that's how I got the atheism gig -…See More
Dre Smith commented on Trina Hoaks's blog post Faith healing proponent parents sentenced for death of daughter
"I'm curious to know what race these people were...I got to be upfront about that because had this been some muslim black family living in brooklyn ain't no way in hell pardon the pun they would have gotten this kind of light sentence.…"
SJ commented on Trina Hoaks's blog post Faith healing proponent parents sentenced for death of daughter
"It's an interesting ruling when you consider the judge took religion into account. What would his ruling be for a the murder of an OB/GYN who performed abortion procedures if the perpetrator was "well-meaning" and thought he was…"
unholyroller commented on Trina Hoaks's blog post Faith healing proponent parents sentenced for death of daughter
"I agree with Tear and Sonny. These nutjobs are unfit parents who comitted murder and their asses should be in jail."
AcesLucky commented on Trina Hoaks's blog post Faith healing proponent parents sentenced for death of daughter
"This case was negligent homicide. The religious nature of the case should have been irrelevant. That's how others learn; they get treated according to the law without preferential treatment. No one, and no group, should be above the…"
K commented on Trina Hoaks's blog post Faith healing proponent parents sentenced for death of daughter
"They did what they really believed was right. A better punishment, IMO, would be to sentence them to some science and history classes. That would serve a higher purpose than just thinking about their little girl for a month."
Sonny Mobley commented on Trina Hoaks's blog post Faith healing proponent parents sentenced for death of daughter
"They should be starved to death. This pisses me off. They murdered a little girl! And if you can get away with that then you can get away with anything."
Johnny commented on Trina Hoaks's blog post Faith healing proponent parents sentenced for death of daughter
"I agree with John. I think that this judge was very good about it. If he made the sentence too harsh, then the religious community would have had an uproar of horrible "just" thinking.
I would have liked to see this addition of…"
O'Tater commented on Trina Hoaks's blog post Faith healing proponent parents sentenced for death of daughter
"I want to be sympathetic to their plight but I can't find it in me. All I can say is, "Idiots!". There is no excuse for endagering the life of your child, and there is NO excuse for believing that prayer will be sufficient to save…"
Dave Rogers commented on Trina Hoaks's blog post Faith healing proponent parents sentenced for death of daughter
"It's scary the judge wants them to continue their delusion in their useless, imaginary overlord. The punishment also sends out the wrong message to other faith-healing, criminally negligent parents."
Trina Hoaks commented on Trina Hoaks's blog post Faith healing proponent parents sentenced for death of daughter
"And not in a row... disgusting!"
AcesLucky commented on Trina Hoaks's blog post Faith healing proponent parents sentenced for death of daughter
"Yeah, six months."
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Faith healing proponent parents sentenced for death of daughter
Dale and Leilani Neumann of Wausau, Wisconsin could have saved their daughter. But they chose to rely on God rather than take their daughter to the doctor. Because they imposed their religious beliefs on their 11-year-old daughter, the young girl died. Yes, the parents have a right to believe as they like, but what about the rights of their daughter? Didn't she have a right to live?The couple was sentenced yesterday for their part in their daughter's death. They received a sentence of one month…See More
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Posted on November 12, 2009 at 9:14am 0 Comments 0 Likes
In case you haven't heard by now, the Examiner.com staff is looking to add more writers to its site.
If you are a writer and are interested in becoming a freelance writer with Examiner, they are now looking for writers to write on a national level as well as on the local level. They have a great number of topics you can choose from (doesn't have to be atheism). Also, if you feel you want to write about somethig that isn't listed, you can suggest a new topic (that's how I got the… Continue
If you are a writer and are interested in becoming a freelance writer with Examiner, they are now looking for writers to write on a national level as well as on the local level. They have a great number of topics you can choose from (doesn't have to be atheism). Also, if you feel you want to write about somethig that isn't listed, you can suggest a new topic (that's how I got the… Continue
Faith healing proponent parents sentenced for death of daughter
Posted on October 7, 2009 at 7:55am 11 Comments 0 Likes
Dale and Leilani Neumann of Wausau, Wisconsin could have saved their daughter. But they chose to rely on God rather than take their daughter to the doctor. Because they imposed their religious beliefs on their 11-year-old daughter, the young girl died. Yes, the parents have a right to believe as they like, but what about the rights of their daughter? Didn't she have a right to live?
The couple was sentenced yesterday for their part in their daughter's death. They received a sentence… Continue
The couple was sentenced yesterday for their part in their daughter's death. They received a sentence… Continue
Denver school to include irreligion in its 'Assets' after settling lawsuit with FFRF
Posted on August 31, 2009 at 3:54pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
The national Freedom From Religion Foundation has settled a federal lawsuit against the Cherry Creek School District in Denver, Colo., over a policy that urged children to spend an hour a week at a religious institution. The District and the Foundation agreed upon wording to include encouragement to children to spend an hour a week in various civic or educational pursuits, including not only religious but irreligious.…
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Atheists victorious - Judge orders 'Almighty God' in Kentucky unconstitutional
Posted on August 30, 2009 at 11:54am 1 Comment 0 Likes
When American Atheists (AA) realized that the Kentucky office of Homeland Security had '"God" in its law, it sprang to action. Along with 10 other plaintiffs, AA filed suit to get the reference to God removed from the law.
According to AA, the "2006 law... blatantly mixes church and state, in defiance of the US Constitution." The law they speak of requires that the executive director of Kentucky's Homeland Security shall "[p]ublicize the findings of the General Assembly stressing the… Continue
According to AA, the "2006 law... blatantly mixes church and state, in defiance of the US Constitution." The law they speak of requires that the executive director of Kentucky's Homeland Security shall "[p]ublicize the findings of the General Assembly stressing the… Continue
New company to rescue left-behind pets after the Rapture
Posted on August 27, 2009 at 4:24pm 10 Comments 0 Likes
A new company has started up - a company that will rescue and care for pets once their owners are Raptured away. Christians, take note - this is no joke. Just as it says on the official Eternal Earth-Bound Pets, USA Web site, this is serious.
Have you ever wondered who will care for your pets once you are joined with your maker in Heaven? Well, now you can put your mind at ease. For a small fee, you can rest easy knowing that the fine folks at Eternal Earth-Bound Pets will rescue and… Continue
Have you ever wondered who will care for your pets once you are joined with your maker in Heaven? Well, now you can put your mind at ease. For a small fee, you can rest easy knowing that the fine folks at Eternal Earth-Bound Pets will rescue and… Continue
Comment Wall (11 comments)
- At 11:33pm on May 31, 2011,
Ruth Anthony-Gardner said… Greetings, Trina! I notice you haven't been active at Atheist Nexus lately. <sigh> Sometimes it can seem a bit fragmented, with different groups for every interest. Please consider a group for socializing, where we talk about whatever's on our minds, Hang With Friends. :D You might feel more at home.
- At 2:19pm on September 21, 2009,
moJoe said… - Happy Birthday!
- At 11:58am on July 8, 2009,
Sonja Martin said… - Hi Trina,
I did hit that button, but it kept coming back telling me I was not signed in. So then I just tried the Reply and got the same message and after signing in again about 3 times it worked. Maybe it's my computer (or the person operating it) Look forward to meeting you.
- At 10:55am on July 8, 2009, Nick Pecoraro said…
- You are so sweet to ask me to be your friend,
Nick Pecoraro
- At 9:42am on April 28, 2009,
V1ktor said… - hi how are you?
- At 4:01pm on April 16, 2009, V1ktor said…
- i see, thats cool. yes, really hope I can make it.
We'll definitely need to grab some drinks if I can
make it to Phoenix.
hows florida treating you?
- At 10:24pm on April 15, 2009, V1ktor said…
- Sounds great. Yes, you did mention that.
I'll be on the look out for your application.
hmm are you planning on attending AHA in Phoenix?
Not sure if I will be able to go yet, I will be in-between
things so only time will tell.
- At 3:21pm on April 15, 2009, V1ktor said…
- Yea, I bet it was a long drive. I'd keep you company if I could =)
What do you think about doing a piece about our convention, I would love to reach out to your audience?
- At 1:40pm on April 15, 2009,
cj the cynic said… - Welcome to the Nexus!
- At 10:00am on April 15, 2009,
Blair Scott said… - Hi Trina! Thanks for the request. It's a pleasure to meet you!
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