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         <title>Church lady: Righteousness, Rep. Kern-style</title>
         <author>Tulsa World</author>
         <link>http://richarddawkins.net/article,4014,n,n</link>
         <description>It appears that the people of the state of Oklahoma aren&amp;#39;t a big enough flock for state Rep. Sally Kern. Now she wants to take her message of hellfire and brimstone all across the land, possibly even to the halls of Congress and maybe even the Oval Office. </description>
		
         
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         <title>Video of girl&amp;#39;s flogging as Taliban hand out justice</title>
         <author>Guardian</author>
         <link>http://richarddawkins.net/article,4013,n,n</link>
         <description>Her offence was being seen in public with a man not her husband or a relative.</description>
		
         
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         <title>Craig Venter - The Genius of Charles Darwin: The Uncut Interviews</title>
         <author>Richard Dawkins, Craig Venter</author>
         <link>http://richarddawkins.net/article,4012,n,n</link>
         <description>Richard Dawkins interviews Craig Venter for &quot;The Genius of Charles Darwin&quot;.</description>
		
         
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         <title>Unbelievable? PZ Myers and Denis Alexander on Faith and Science</title>
         <author>Premier.org.uk</author>
         <link>http://richarddawkins.net/article,4011,n,n</link>
         <description>Atheist Biologist PZ Myers is  an outspoken critic of Christianity.  He believes that faith in God and science are contradictory.  He debates theistic evolutionist Denis Alexander, Director of the Faraday Institute for Science and Religion. Is science is at odds with Christianity as PZ claims?</description>
		
         
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         <title>Richard Dawkins interviewed by Dina Volaric, ABC TV Compass</title>
         <author>Richard Dawkins, ABC TV</author>
         <link>http://richarddawkins.net/article,4010,n,n</link>
         <description>Richard Dawkins is interviewed for Australian ABC TV Compass.</description>
		
         
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         <title>Militant Atheists</title>
         <author>FFreeThinker - YouTube</author>
         <link>http://richarddawkins.net/article,4009,n,n</link>
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         <title>Freethinker Sunday Sermonette: what I have against religion</title>
         <author>Effect Mesure - ScienceBlogs</author>
         <link>http://richarddawkins.net/article,4008,n,n</link>
         <description>There is a misconception that because I am an atheist and poke fun at religion in this space every Sunday that I must have contempt for religion for its own sake. </description>
		
         
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         <title>Forgotten evolutionist lives in Darwin&amp;#39;s shadow</title>
         <author>Michael Casey, AP Environmental Writer</author>
         <link>http://richarddawkins.net/article,4007,n,n</link>
         <description>SANTUBONG, Malaysia &amp;ndash; As he trudges past chest-high ferns and butterflies the size of saucers, George Beccaloni scours a jungle hilltop overlooking the South China Sea for signs of a long-forgotten Victorian-era scientist.&lt;br /&gt;</description>
		
         
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         <title>[UPDATED] There&amp;#39;ll be no tent for God at Camp Dawkins</title>
         <author>Lois Rogers  - TIMESONLINE</author>
         <link>http://richarddawkins.net/article,4006,n,n</link>
         <description>WHEN schoolchildren break up for their summer holidays at the end of next month, India Jago, aged 12, and her brother Peter, 11, will be taking a vacation with a twist. </description>
		
         
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         <title>Fault Lines - Religion in the military</title>
         <author>AlJazeera.net/english</author>
         <link>http://richarddawkins.net/article,4005,n,n</link>
         <description>The United States is a deeply religious country, over 90% believe in god and 80% believe in miracles. For the US military, dealing with its own religious identity has become an internal battle. Growing evidence points towards a rising influence of evangelical Christianity, and with two wars still raging in Muslim countries with significant religious overtones, there could be serious consequences for the US mission. Pentagon officials say incidents are isolated, aberrations occur, but others closely tied to the military and its religious leadership say a transformation is taking place with dire costs. On this weeks episode of Fault Lines, we look at the battle over the religious soul of the US military.</description>
		
         
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         <title>Atheist Media Blog : Gates Buys Feynman&amp;#39;s Messenger Lectures to Become Freely Available for Public</title>
         <author>Atheist Media Blog</author>
         <link>http://richarddawkins.net/article,4004,n,n</link>
         <description>Bill Gates recently bought the rights to a series of lectures by legendary Caltech physicist Richard Feynman. The former Microsoft headâs purchase shows that the cultural and scientific legacy of Feynman remains strong even 21 years after his death.</description>
		
         
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         <title> The Saturday Interview: A caveman&amp;#39;s logic</title>
         <author>Mary Vallis, National Post</author>
         <link>http://richarddawkins.net/article,4003,n,n</link>
         <description>Not long ago, Hank Davis sat down for a chat with a friend. The conversation took an unexpected turn: Out spilled a story of her husband&amp;#39;s infidelity, the breakdown of her marriage and the difficulties of raising a child alone. He nodded with sympathy as she told the tale. She concluded with a seemingly innocuous phrase. &quot;But I guess everything happens for a reason. Don&amp;#39;t you think so?&quot;</description>
		
         
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         <title>Salvation at the end of a television show</title>
         <author>Hurriyet DailyNews.com</author>
         <link>http://richarddawkins.net/article,4002,n,n</link>
         <description>ISTANBUL - Just when one thought TVshows could not get more outrageous, Kanal T comes up with the idea to make an imam, a priest, a rabbi and a Buddhist monk try to convert 10 atheists. While some fear the program could create problems, a sociologist says this just shows the yearning to learn more about religions.</description>
		
         
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         <title>Pastor Urges His Flock to Bring Guns to Church</title>
         <author>Kathrine Q. Seelye - NY Times</author>
         <link>http://richarddawkins.net/article,4001,n,n</link>
         <description>LOUISVILLE, Ky. &amp;mdash; Ken Pagano, the pastor of the New Bethel Church here, is passionate about gun rights. He shoots regularly at the local firing range, and his sermon two weeks ago was on âGod, Guns, Gospel and Geometry.â And on Saturday night, he is inviting his congregation of 150 and others to wear or carry their firearms into the sanctuary to âcelebrate our rights as Americans!â as a promotional flier for the âopen carry celebrationâ puts it.</description>
		
         
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         <title>Satellite interview with Richard Dawkins</title>
         <author>Royal Society of New Zealand</author>
         <link>http://richarddawkins.net/article,4000,n,n</link>
         <description>Richard Dawkins is interviewed via satellite and announces the Royal Society of New Zealand&amp;#39;s Science Book Prize.</description>
		
         
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         <title>God and Science Don&amp;#39;t Mix</title>
         <author>Lawrence M. Krauss - Wall Street Journal</author>
         <link>http://richarddawkins.net/article,3999,n,n</link>
         <description>Last week, I had the opportunity to participate in several exciting panel discussions at the World Science Festival in New York City. But the most dramatic encounter took place at the panel strangely titled &quot;Science, Faith and Religion.&quot; I had been conscripted to join the panel after telling one of the organizers that I saw no reason to have it. After all, there was no panel on science and astrology, or science and witchcraft. So why one on science and religion?</description>
		
         
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         <title>Atheist bus ad dispute goes to tribunal</title>
         <author>ABC News - Australia</author>
         <link>http://richarddawkins.net/article,3998,n,n</link>
         <description>A dispute over Metro Tasmania&amp;#39;s refusal to display anti-religious advertisements on its buses has been set down for a conciliation hearing.</description>
		
         
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         <title>  Action Alert: Stop Promoting Religion at the Capitol Visitor Center</title>
         <author>Secular Coalition for America</author>
         <link>http://richarddawkins.net/article,3997,n,n</link>
         <description>Before the August recess, a resolution will be voted on by the House of Representatives that will require the Architect of the Capitol to engrave the words &quot;In God We Trust&quot; and the post-1954 Pledge of Allegiance onto the walls of the Capitol Visitor Center (CVC).</description>
		
         
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         <title> No pleasing Mullahs, so why even try?</title>
         <author>Christopher Hitchens - National Post</author>
         <link>http://richarddawkins.net/article,3996,n,n</link>
         <description>I have twice had the privilege of sitting, poorly shaved, on the floor and attending the Friday prayers that the Iranian theocracy sponsors each week on the campus of Tehran University. As everybody knows, this dreary, nasty ceremony is occasionally enlivened when the scrofulous preacher leads the crowd in a robotic chant of Marg Bar Amrika! -- &quot;Death to America!</description>
		
         
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         <title>Charlotte Pop Fest Update</title>
         <author>James Deem</author>
         <link>http://richarddawkins.net/article,3995,n,n</link>
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