Hello fellow non-believers

Written on December 26, 2007 – 10:31 pm | by CJ |

If you are devoid of any type of faith in the existence of a diety, and aren’t a mystic, then this site might just be for you.

If you are sick of the religious faithful and their claim to a monopoly on morality, then this site is definitely for you.

We’ll be making fun of religious zealots who mis-step in the name of their faith and will be pointing out the intelligence and good behavior of those who may call themselves atheistic, agnostic, or otherwise non-religious. We’ll also, from time to time, try to raise the bar and have intelligent discourse on these subjects.

  1. One Response to “Hello fellow non-believers”

  2. By Ted Goas on May 16, 2008 | Reply

    Outstanding! I like the part about raising the bar and having intelligent discourse rather than just making fun…

    Glad to be aboard!

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Are we the crazy ones? I rather doubt. Atheists are springing up everywhere these days. We are growing in number, despite the effort of the religious to procreate en masse. Rational thought is finally rising to the surface and people are seeing organized religion for what it really is. More

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