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Jerry Coyne - Why Evolution Is True 2 Comments
The Moral Necessity of a Godless...
Tauriq Moosa - big think 1 Comments
The Moral Necessity of a Godless Existence
Losing Faith: an Interview with Peter...
Jason Korbus - Bent Spoon 0 Comments
Losing Faith: an Interview with Peter Boghossian and Matt Thornton
A Mathematical Challenge to Obesity
CLAUDIA DREIFUS - New York Times 5 Comments
Carson C. Chow deploys mathematics to solve the everyday problems of real life. As an investigator at the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, he tries to figure out why 1 in 3 Americans are obese.
UPDATED: Why I want all our children to...
Richard Dawkins - The Observer 129 Comments
Whatever else the Bible might be – and it really is a great work of literature – it is not a moral book and young people need to learn that important fact because they are very frequently told the opposite.
Draining of world's aquifers feeds...
Damian Carrington - The Observer 2 Comments
"In the long run, I would still be more concerned about the impact of climate change, but this work shows that even if we stabilise the climate, we might still get sea level rise due to how we use water."
'Ring of fire' eclipse to begin
- - BBC News - Science & Environment 4 Comments
An "annular eclipse" will be visible from a 240 to 300km-wide swathe of Earth stretching from Asia across the Pacific to the western US on Monday.
Arctic melt releasing ancient methane
Richard Black - BBC News - Science &... 4 Comments
Scientists have identified thousands of sites in the Arctic where methane that has been stored for many millennia is bubbling into the atmosphere.
Ed Yong - TheScientist 12 Comments
Live Slow, Die Old
Ancient bacteria living in deep-sea sediments are alive—but with metabolisms so slow that it’s hard to tell.
Group finds circadian clock common to...
Bob Yirka - PhysOrg.com 6 Comments
Group finds circadian clock common to almost all life forms
- A group of biology researchers, led by Akhilesh Reddy from Cambridge University have found an enzyme that they believe serves as a circadian clock that operates in virtually all forms of life. In a paper published in the journal Nature, they describe a class of enzymes known as peroxiredoxins which are present in almost all plants and other organisms and which appear to serve as a basic ingredient in non-feedback loop biological clocks.
Katherine Stewart - The Guardian 38 Comments
Christian-nationalist zealots are trying to rewrite US history, airbrush slavery and enshrine creationism in Texas schools
Frank Bruni - The New York Times 28 Comments
The Right’s Righteous Frauds
Just Say Yes…To Sexist Stereotyping?
Katherine Stewart - Ms. blog 35 Comments
Just Say Yes…To Sexist Stereotyping?
Research Report: How Secular Humanists...
Ryan T. Cragun, Stephanie Yeager, and... 7 Comments
Research Report: How Secular
Humanists (and Everyone Else)
Subsidize Religion in the United States
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Bullying, lies, and discrimination...
Sean Faircloth - RichardDawkins.net 13 Comments
Sean Faircloth - Bullying, lies, and discrimination aren't "religious liberty"
Sean Faircloth: Do Something About the...
Sean Faircloth - RichardDawkins.net 22 Comments
Sean Faircloth: Do Something About the Religio-Industrial Complex
Sean Faircloth in California-May 18,19,...
- - RichardDawkins.net 4 Comments
Sean Faircloth in California - May 18, 19, 20 - Sacramento, Berkley, San Francisco
Richard Dawkins - US October 2012 Tour
- - RichardDawkins.net 26 Comments
Lawrence M. Krauss - Scientific... 69 Comments
An update by the author of "A Universe from Nothing" on his thoughts, as a theoretical physicist, about the value of the discipline of philosophy
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Bullying, lies, and discrimination...
Sean Faircloth - RichardDawkins.net 13 Comments
Sean Faircloth - Bullying, lies, and discrimination aren't "religious liberty"
Conversion on Mount Improbable: How...
Mike Aus - RichardDawkins.net 77 Comments
Conversion on Mount Improbable: How Evolution Challenges Christian Dogma
No blood on the carpet. How...
Richard Dawkins - RichardDawkins.net 173 Comments
[Journalists] seem to feel let down when they discover that the real people aren't anything like the way they so relentlessly portray us; as if, since they've gone to the trouble of inventing extravagant caricatures of us, we should at least have the decency to live up to them in real life.
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Do Atheists Understand and Appreciate...
Anthony B. Pinn - RichardDawkins.net 78 Comments
Do Atheists Understand and Appreciate Black Bodies?
Locked Out: How the Church Responded to...
Teresa MacBain - RichardDawkins.net 106 Comments
Locked Out: How the Church Responded to their Pastor’s Coming Out
Katherine Stewart - RichardDawkins.net 39 Comments
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So what's the goal with theism?
dapperdontastic 102 Comments
Bobwundaye 28 Comments
Filip The Czech Teacher 30 Comments
Intelligent Design and the cruelty of...
godzillatemple 79 Comments
Candidate Without A Prayer: An Autobiography of a Jewish Atheist in the Bible Belt320
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