An afterlife for Atheists? Read for yourself

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The Atheist Afterlife, describes a non-religious afterlife that requires nothing more than physics and therefore no supernatural realm.

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Varanasi, India: where Hindus go to die

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Hinduism’s holiest city, Varanasi draws a million pilgrims each year. Their mission is to pray, to wash away their sins in the Mother Ganges River, and to die.

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Poem: “In His Glorious Face”

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Are we afraid to look toward God?
A poem by Caitlin R.

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Baby mega-preacher

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Wait, is he preaching, or he throwing a fit because he’s hungry? Maybe he’s speaking in tongues? I think he possessed by the devil personally.

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Not About Religion is now networking, uh, socially

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All the other kids are doin’ it. So, if you are inclined to swing that way, feel free to follow us, friend us, or add us to your favorite social network.

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Atheism for kids

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A German faith-based group is in an uproar over a children’s book that promotes atheism. But is the book really dangerous?

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NAR news and blog week in review – April 19, 2009

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This week in religion: correcting Dawkins’ philosophical mistakes, tatooed Jews, a life-size replica of Noah’s ark, Catholic Church infomercial parody, and more Susan Boyle!

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On discontent

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Were we, perhaps, not happier when we were monkeys?

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Are we all agnostic?

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I am, you are, the Pope is, and so is Richard Dawkins and His Holiness the Dalai Lama. Big Bird too.

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Why we hate and love Richard Dawkins

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The only thing that overshadows Richard Hawkins’ intelligence is his arrogance.

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Happy birthday Thomas Jefferson, you blasphemous heretic you

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Imagine if Barack Obama took a copy of the Bible and cut out his favorite passages with scissors, glued them onto paper and said, “there, that’s a better version.”

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