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Dawkins’ Central Argument: Reflections on the Worst Arguments Against Christianity (Part 1)
I asked for my readers to share some of the worst arguments against Christianity … and they did not disappoint. In […]
apologetics, atheism, design argument, Richard DawkinsDid the Church of England troll Richard Dawkins?
Following reports of Richard Dawkins’ minor stoke this past Friday, the Church of England promptly tweeted a call for church […]
Church of England, new atheism, prayer, Richard Dawkins, trollingA Limited Appetite for Wonder
There is no doubt that Richard Dawkins has an appetite for wonder. The title of his memoir tells us so. […]
An Appetite for Wonder, materialism, naturalism, Richard DawkinsFreethinking children? Not so much.
Today I came upon the following tweet courtesy of a retweet by Secular Outpost. (As a disclaimer, Secular Outpost does […]
atheism, education, freethought, ideology, indoctrination, Richard DawkinsWhat chance has she?
Richard Dawkins begins his famous 1991 essay “Viruses of the Mind” with the following words: “A beautiful child close to […]
education, freethought, pedagogy, Richard Dawkins, skepticism, worldviewWould you sacrifice your son if God told you to?
Yesterday I noticed the following retweet from Secular Outpost in my feed: Dawkins’ question is an example of what I […]
atheism, divine command ethics, ethics, Richard Dawkins, theismMy new book on atheism is already bringing Christians and atheists together
The picture speaks for itself. Here I am hanging out with my main man, Richard Dawkins. Apparently he loves my […]
atheism, Is the Atheist My Neighbor?, Richard DawkinsIgnorance as a badge of honor? Fundamentalism among Christians and atheists
If there is one thing Christian fundamentalists are good at doing, it is dismissing expert opinion. Of course, we all […]
atheism, fundamentalism, Richard Dawkins, theism, theologyDoes “The God Delusion” kill people?
Thirty years ago teenager John Daniel McCollum shot and killed himself in his parents’ house while listening to the Ozzy […]
atheism, Richard Dawkins, scapegoat, suicide, The God Delusion