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The Charitable Atheist

The Charitable Atheist

Most people don’t have to think very hard to come up with organizations they believe are compassionate and moral. Churches and faith-based organizations usually come to mind. It’s a misconception, however, that “religion” is the only measure of morality and that only religious people do good work. There are also many secular/atheist charitable organizations in the [...] [...more]

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The Assumed Anarchy of Atheists

The Assumed Anarchy of Atheists

Because I don’t pray, nor imagine some invisible alpha watching over me, I am free to live in a state of hedonistic anarchy.  Yah, right.  The reality: I have inner, pro-social, drives.  Call them “voices” if you must personify.  I have a conscience, in other words.  This conscience no doubt originated in my parents’ teachings [...] [...more]

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Jesus in the Football Huddle

Jesus in the Football Huddle

Here’s the question: Does the team that prays together get arraigned together? And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house. (Acts of the Apostles 16:31, King James Version) A few football seasons ago I discovered that if a football coach fervently believes in the Lord Jesus Christ, his [...] [...more]

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