Archive for October, 2008

• October 31, 2008 Religion: Live or Die? posted in uncertainty tagged atheism, belief, culture, death, evolution, faith, genes, god, life, meaning, religion, replication, society, spirituality, The Guardian
• October 29, 2008 The Search for the Sacred posted in uncertainty tagged affection, afterlife, care, chaplain, counsel, death, dying, end-of-life, faith, hope, hospice, non-sectarian, pain, prayer, pyschology, religion, sacred, searching, secular, solace, spiritual, struggle, suffering
• October 27, 2008 One-Size-Fits-All Humanity posted in reason tagged acceptance, changing, choice, development, faith, flaws, god hypothesis, heartache, humanity, ideals, imperfection, learning, loss, love, mistakes, nature, personal growth, punishment, relationships, roles, science, separation, template
• October 24, 2008 To Be A Nothinarian posted in reason tagged categories, Catholic, christian, disdain, division, ethnicity, faith, humanity, Islamic, Jewish, labels, Muslim, Nothinarian, Obama, religion, separation, walls
• October 22, 2008 How the President’s Faith Has Failed America posted in Uncategorized tagged acumen, Al Gore, America, blindness, danger, Dark Ages, dignity, disdain, disgrace, election, failure, faith, financial ruin, George Bush, history, intellectual, politics, president, religion, Sarah Vowell, shame
• October 21, 2008 U.S. Government Encourages the Faithful to Discriminate posted in injustice tagged atheism, Christians, Constitution, discrimination, Establishment Clause, exclusion, faith, faith-based initiatives, First Amendment, George Bush, hiring, injustice, justice, Justice Department, non-belief, proselytizing, public funds, religion, respect, taxes
• October 20, 2008 The Possibility Of An Ethical Template posted in Uncategorized tagged atheism, birdsong, Charles Darwin, communications, evolution, faith, goodness, human nature, humanity, intelligent design, Michael Shermer, Michel Onfray, morality, Why Darwin Matters
• October 16, 2008 After the Atheist Manifesto posted in reason tagged atheism, atheist, belief, Catholic, certainty, Christianity, Christopher Hitchens, contradictions, danger, Daniel Dennett, faith, Germany, inconsistency, Islam, Judaism, Michel Onfray, Nazi, nonbelief, philosophy, religion, Richard Dawkins, The Nation, Toronto Star, violence
• October 15, 2008 Wanting To Live In The Now posted in reason tagged abandonment, abortion, Alzheimers Disease, choice, Christianity, death, ethics, humanity, Islam, Judaism, juvenile diabetes, life, miscarriage, Parkinsons Disease, pregnancy, research, responsibility, science, stem cells
• October 14, 2008 My Fear of Theocracy posted in faith tagged absolutism, Atheist Manifesto, bible, Christianity, democracy, freedom, government, history, inconsistency, Islam, Judaism, Koran, Michel Onfray, monotheism, progress, religion, rule, stagnation, theocracy, Torah